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The Annunciation to Mary of Nazareth
We begin our Advent series in an overlooked village in Galilee, where an unexpected message interrupts an ordinary day. Luke’s Gospel invites us to consider Mary’s openness and the quiet ways divine possibility can take shape in the corners of life we often miss. Scripture: Luke 1:26-38 (NRSVue)
Anticipation
We conclude our series, “The Days are Surely Coming,” with “Anticipation.” Jeremiah points to a promised shepherd who leads with wisdom, gathers the scattered, and makes daily life secure. We’ll explore anticipation as a steady way of living—grounded in justice, honest about harm, and ready for the reign of Christ. Scripture: Jeremiah 23:1-6 (NRSVue)
Celebration
We continue our series, “The Days are Surely Coming,” with “Celebration.” Isaiah sketches joy that is more than a mood: tears are quieted, homes are built and lived in, gardens feed their planters, children start strong, and elders finish well. We’ll look at how joy becomes a shared practice—grounded, communal, and sustained—in the places we live and work. Scripture: Isaiah 65:17–25 (NRSVue)
Nostalgia
We’re beginning a new three-week series, “The Days are Surely Coming.” This Sunday’s message, “Nostalgia,” explores the pull of the way things were—traditions, spaces, and songs that touch our hearts—and invites us to honor what formed us and open to the future God is shaping among us now. Scripture: Haggai 2:1-9 (CEB)
Love Increasing
[Description] Scripture: 2 Thessalonians 1:1-4, 11-12 (NRSVue)
Humble Faith
We conclude our series “Standing on the Shoulders of Giants” with stories of humble faith. In Luke, a tax collector stands apart and prays for mercy. In Matthew, a woman anoints Jesus with oil, offering what she has in love. Both moments reveal generosity that asks for nothing in return. As this season of stewardship draws to a close, we’re reminded that every gift—of time, care, or resource—becomes part of a story that continues through us. Scripture: Matthew 26:6-13 (CEB),…
Persistent Faith
We continue our series “Standing on the Shoulders of Giants” with a look at persistence. In Luke, a widow refuses to give up on her plea for justice. In 1 Corinthians, Paul reminds the church that some plant and others water, but God gives the growth. Together they point to faith that endures through shared work and steady trust in God’s presence. Persistent faith is the quiet witness that keeps tending what others have begun, believing that our care still…
Whole Faith
We continue our series Standing on the Shoulders of Giants with stories of gratitude and belonging. In Luke, a Samaritan turns back to give thanks after being healed. In Ruth, a family finds new life through ordinary acts of care. Both remind us that faith becomes complete when it is shared — in prayer, in service, and in community that makes room for everyone. Scripture: Ruth 4:9-17 (NRSVue), Luke 17:11-19 (CEB)
Faith to Change
We begin our new series Standing on the Shoulders of Giants by remembering the faith of those who came before us. Their presence built a community that continues today. In Luke 17, the disciples plead for more faith, uncertain if they have enough to follow. Jesus answers that even faith as small as a mustard seed can change everything. Paired with Deuteronomy’s call to teach faith in daily life, we hear an invitation to presence: to keep showing up, trusting…
Lament
We continue our Call & Response series by turning toward the honest expression of sorrow, grief, and lament. Some of this comes from the ways we fall short. Some comes from the pain we carry or the suffering we see around us. Psalm 79 gives voice to what’s hard to say out loud, and reminds us that staying close to God doesn’t require having everything figured out. Scripture: Psalm 79:1-9 (NRSVue)
Integrity
We continue our Call & Response series with a question many of us ask without saying it out loud: does faith really shape how we live? Psalm 14 names a world where people say one thing and do another, where words about God are easy but action is rare. This week we sit with that tension and listen for what it means to live with integrity. Scripture: Psalm 14 (NRSVue)
Wonder
As we begin our Call & Response series, we begin with wonder. What if you were known fully and intimately, even before you could put words to who you are? Psalm 139 invites us into that kind of mystery. In a world that often makes us feel anonymous or unseen, this ancient song offers a powerful reminder: we come from love, we live within reach of the Divine, and we are never overlooked. Scripture: Psalm 139:1-6, 13-18 (NRSVue)