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Parables and Soils – Josias Hansen
Josias explains why Jesus spoke in parables and examines the Parable of the Soils to show that Jesus doesn’t just want us to hear his messages, but to let them take root in us and bear fruit in our lives.
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Psalms For A New Year – Terri Churchill
Terri reflects on the events of the last year, both the good and the bad, and shows that the Psalms are a great biblical example of how to praise God as we recollect the past blessings, difficulties and atrocities.
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Hungry for Christ – Terri Churchill
In celebration of Christmas Eve, Terri delves into the nature and purpose of our hungers to show how our deepest cravings are fulfilled in Christ.
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Peace – John Murray
For our fourth Sunday of Advent, John shows that the messianic peace we all crave doesn’t simply come to “fix” violence, but transforms violence into kingdom acts of peace.
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Freedom – Josias Hansen
For our third Sunday of Advent, Josias digs into the freedom the Israelites were craving from their national oppressors. They waited for the Messiah to come and triumph over all their nationalistic oppressors, but instead, Jesus provided the true freedom from their ultimate oppressor and broke their chains of sin and death through his life, death and resurrection. As we hunger for this true freedom, we can now experience Christ’s freedom in becoming the people God created us to be.
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Blessing – Chris Senkler
For this second Sunday of Advent, Chris reflects on our hunger for the blessing of Christ. This hunger was felt by all the nations, and God responded by blessing every tribe and tongue through Christ.
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Light – Terri Churchill
For our first Sunday of Advent, Terri reflects on our hunger for the light of Christ.
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Now What – Kevin Callaghan
Kevin sums up the Sermon on the Mount and challenges the church to walk the narrow road and not just hear Jesus’ words, but act upon them.
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Judging – Bonnie St. Jean
Bonnie digs into the nuanced meaning of Jesus’ teaching on judging others. She makes the point that it’s not that we are never supposed to make assessments, but rather, we are to know when and how these assessments can be made appropriately.
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Ask Seek Knock – Josias Hansen
When Jesus teaches that we are to ask, seek, and knock, he is not talking about getting material possessions from God. He’s talking about the kingdom. If we want God’s kingdom, God is ready to give it. He won’t trick us, nor force feed it to us, but his desire is that we receive it, find it and enter it.
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