What's Happening

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.

At the heart of the Christmas story is an extraordinary proclamation: a Savior is born, and God has drawn near.

Pastor Hector challenges us to move beyond the idea of doing more to be accepted by God.

Lives are shaped and strengthened by God’s presence through one another

God pieces together the ordinary and imperfect parts of our lives to create something extraordinary.

, Aaron Franco-Ross deconstructs the common narrative of a hero in disguise, contrasting it with the true story of Christ's Incarnation.

When stability crumbles, Jesus calls us to trust in God's renewing work. From endings to beginnings, God is always making things new.

Pastor Hector reflects on the story of Elijah and the widow of Zarephath, a tale of unexpected abundance in the face of scarcity.

God’s word unbinds us from the depths of despair, calling us to live in grace-filled community where we find hope, healing, and new life.

e. Just as leaves fall and fruits decompose, only to give rise to new growth, so too are we called to a rhythm of receiving and releasing.

By being open to God’s guidance, we can become channels of blessing for those in need.

Our faith and trust in God are central to who we are as a community

We are called to see the Divine in all things, grounding ourselves in our communal and spiritual roots.

Pastor Hector contrasts the fear that leads to scarcity with the freedom of God’s abundance.

Beauty isn’t just something to admire; it is a call to action, urging us to be messengers of hope and healing in the world.

Pastor Hector invites the us to shift from asking "why" to asking "how" as we seek to understand God’s presence in the challenges we face.

Pastor Bev reflects on how beauty, though sometimes elusive or unexpected, draws us closer to God.

s, Pastor Hector challenges the pursuit of perfect beauty, urging us to find beauty in the broken and imperfect aspects of our lives.

Rev. Paul Sundberg explores the theme of being made for the Beloved by reflecting on our role as co-creators with God.