Messages
We offer a presentation of the story or life of Jesus that helps us to reorient our lives towards His way.
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Heather opened her message by acknowledging the emotional dissonance of living in a world full of both celebration and suffering—a tension that made the story of Ruth 2 particularly grounding for her this week. She revisited Ruth's journey as a Moabite foreigner navigating grief, poverty, and social exclusion, highlighting how her courage and steadfast love sparked unexpected hospitality and transformation. Heather emphasized that while Boaz holds power and privilege, it is Ruth’s bravery and resilience that anchor the story. She invited listeners to view Ruth not as a passive romance but as a radical reimagining of community, belonging, and justice—especially in a world shaped by inequality and displacement. Her reflection closed with a call to consider whose stories we center, how we use our power, and what new stories we’re writing, offering a Father’s Day blessing that expanded the vision of fatherhood to include tenderness, grief, and liberation.
Speaker: Heather Ingersoll
In this series we are walking through the book of Ruth—a powerful story of loss, loyalty, and unexpected redemption. Together, we’ll explore how this ancient text speaks into our present lives, revealing God’s heart for the outsider and the overlooked. As we journey through each chapter, we’ll reflect on themes of faithfulness, identity, and what it means to stand with one another in the face of uncertainty.
This series explores God's call to care for creation, examining stewardship, contentment, justice, restoration, and Sabbath as key biblical principles. Each week highlights a different aspect of our relationship with the environment and how our faith compels us to take action.
Leticia Perez delivered a heartfelt and honest Easter message exploring doubt, resurrection, and the power of radical imagination. Admitting she has often struggled with Easter and the idea of resurrection, she reflected on how violence and death feel more familiar than new life—yet Easter calls us to hope beyond what we understand. Drawing from theologians, pop culture, and Scripture, she invited listeners to reimagine the Easter story not as a clean victory, but as a tender, disruptive act of love. Through Mary Magdalene’s witness, Thomas’s doubt, and the gift of belonging in community, Leticia reminded us that resurrection isn't about having it all figured out—it’s about holding space for hope, even in the unknown.
Lent isn’t just about giving something up—it’s about facing what’s real. In this series, we journey through themes of grief, lament, imagination, and hope, embracing both the beautiful and the terrible parts of being human. It’s an invitation to slow down, stay honest, and trust that God meets us even in the wilderness.
What if the people we overlook are the ones Jesus draws closest to? This series reexamines stories of those pushed to the margins—and what it means to see them the way Jesus does. It’s a call to confront our assumptions, widen our circles, and rediscover grace in unexpected places.
What does it mean to live a life that truly flourishes? In this series, we’ll explore how to cultivate deep spiritual roots that anchor us through life’s storms and lead to lasting growth. Flourishing isn’t about quick fixes or perfect resolutions—it’s about steady, intentional change rooted in Christ.
The Advent season is a journey through profound themes—hope, peace, love, and joy—that prepare us to celebrate the arrival of Jesus. Each week, we’ll explore how these timeless truths meet us in the tension of waiting, the reality of brokenness, and the promise of restoration. Advent begins in the darkness but points us to the unshakable light of Christ.
In a world filled with competing voices and shifting values, the book of Colossians invites us to anchor our lives in Christ, the unshakable foundation of our faith. This powerful letter from Paul to the church in Colossae encourages believers to grow deeper in their understanding of who Christ is and what it means to live in Him.
A short series on The Kingdom and politics. How do we navigate the current political climate while leaning into the way of Jesus.
We are captivated by the posture and the practices of Jesus. We embrace these relational rhythms and seek to engage them: upward with God, inward with self, and outward with neighbor.