The Well // Brian Ebel
Throughout history, people have built “boxes” in search of security, purpose, identity, and peace. In Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well, we discover that God was never…
Read MoreSpeaking Shakespeare in a Drive-Thru World // Brian Ebel
In a culture that often treats relationships as transactional, Ephesians 5 invites us into a different way of living. Paul reminds us that healthy relationships are not built on power,…
Read MoreLiving the Resurrection in a Lamentations World // Brian Ebel
In a world filled with suffering, disappointment, and uncertainty, it can be easy to lose heart. In Lamentations 3, Jeremiah teaches us that true hope is not found by avoiding…
Read MoreAbiding Rhythms // Matt Penny
In John 15, Jesus reminds His disciples that He is the true vine, the Father is the gardener, and we are the branches. As we enter a new season, it…
Read MorePentecost Sunday
On Pentecost, the disciples gathered in the upper room waiting for the promise Jesus had given them: the coming of the Holy Spirit. While the world around them continued building,…
Read MoreNeighbors | Week 5 // Brian Ebel
Becoming a True Neighbor. The Bible reveals to us how to have a successful life: relationship with God and because of it, relationships with others. During this series we’ve been…
Read MoreNeighbors | Week 4 // Brian Ebel
Assumptions Create the Wreck The Jewish people had four forms of questions students asked their rabbis. The questions were all intended to discern the way a of a moral or…
Read MoreNeighbors | Week 3 // Matt Penny
Going the Extra Mile Being a good neighbor isn’t difficult in theory. It’s just difficult in practice. Why? It costs something. A Samaritan chose to engage with a difficult neighbor,…
Read MoreNeighbors | Week 2 // Brian Ebel
What Kind of Neighbor Am I?If everyone is our neighbor…we have to ask ourselves the question, “What kind of neighbor am I?” “Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood” asked this question of its…
Read MoreNeighbors | Week 2 // Brian Ebel
What Kind of Neighbor Am I?If everyone is our neighbor…we have to ask ourselves the question, “What kind of neighbor am I?” “Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood” asked this question of its…
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