The Holy Spirit was sent for us as a guide and companion, a holy presence in our midst and a power from which to draw on for mission and witness. So, how is your relationship with the Holy Spirit?

What do Dolly Parton and Harvey Milk have in common? To kick off our Pride sermon series, let's talk about love that doesn't hurt, love that doesn't judge, and love that invites people in. Harvey Milk and Dolly Parton have a lot to teach us about love!

We often portray generosity as the opposite of selfishness. While that's true, in Peter's story, we can also see generosity as the opposite of enmity.

Even the smallest gift offered to God has the potential to inspire abundant generosity so that everyone is fed.

Everyone is familiar with Jesus' the Good Samaritan. But have you ever considered the role of the innkeeper in the story? This week in worship we will explore this lesser known character from the famous parable.

When we share in Jesus' name, we are proclaiming together our deepest convictions: that God is real, that God has a dream for the world, and that we have pledged ourselves bodily to that dream in trust and hope.

What next? Now that the tomb is empty and Jesus has risen, what should we do next? Resurrection is the highlight of the Christian message as a new beginning. So why do we often treat this special time like it is the end? What comes after Easter?

Even the grave could not still Jesus. He is alive and active and moving in our lives and in our world.