What's Happening

Guest preacher and TLCS member Lori Schmidt invites us into the honest, often painful space between hope and resolution—what she calls “living in the middle.”

Conversations on the Road: Rachel Tobin. Jesus gave us a new commandment: love one another. But what happens when we just… can’t?

In a world fractured by fear, propaganda, and division, Revelation reminds us of God's dream already unfolding: a multitude from every nation, gathered in joy, praising the Lamb who was slain.

When fear, loss, or uncertainty overwhelms us, we often retreat to the familiar—to places, routines, or identities that feel safe.

Sermon by Van Hutton for April 27, 2025 - Second Sunday of Easter.

The resurrection is a divine disruption—a holy shaking of our assumptions, plans, and even our faith

The Sacred Scandal of Bare Feet and Broken Hearts

Palm Sunday is a story of holy disruption.

When Mary pours perfume on Jesus' feet, it’s more than an act of devotion—it’s a bold, prophetic gesture that unsettles those around her.

In the parable of the prodigal son, Jesus reveals a God whose grace overflows beyond expectation

Too often, we live as if we must prove our worth—at work, in relationships, in society.

Lent, typically seen as a time of scarcity, is reimagined this Sunday as a time of fullness

It’s easy to believe that deserts—literal or spiritual—are places of absence. But what if they are places of transformation?

The Transfiguration is a moment of revelation, but its purpose is not to transport us to another world

Jesus calls us beyond the safety of the shore into the deep waters of faith.

Jesus' first sermon in Luke wasn't just a reading of Isaiah—it was a declaration of his mission

Pastor Hector's Epiphany 3 sermon examines the role of justice within the church as the body of Christ.

Every gift—whether wisdom, service, or energy—is intended to benefit the entire community

The baptism of Jesus marks the beginning of a ministry that defied expectations and dismantled the status quo.

The journey of the Magi to meet Jesus wasn’t straightforward, and neither are our lives.