What if we saw Christ in the voices of the unheard? What if we saw Christ in the cries of the marginalized? What if Christ is waiting for us to see? Mosaic worship leader, Laura Byrd, brings us a written piece entitled “See Me.”

Join Pastor Don for today’s daily devotional and answer the question, “How Has Good Been Good to You?” If you have a story of how God has been good to you in this season or in any season throughout your life, we’d love to hear it.

Join Pastor Jonathan for a meditation on gardens, seeds, and finding faith amidst uncertainty. We hope this message brings encouragement and hope in this season.

ODIM Guatemala sends their thanks to our church for sending $1000 to help double the amount of food ODIM is providing every two weeks to the 227 families of participants in their programs in San Juan and San Pablo la Laguna in the Western Highlands of Guatemala.

Pastor David’s take on the question, “what is youth ministry?”

Daily Devotional considering Ascension with Josh Taylor, Director of Worship and Music.

The words from Isaiah have been coming to me all week: "I am doing a new thing." What if God is using this time of quarantine and social distancing to show us that we indeed can do new things: in our church, in our community, and in our world.

Join author Demi Prentiss and Pastor Jonathan Perry for a conversation about how understanding our vocation can help us find our next steps in these uncertain times.

How many times have you heard, “I can do whatever I want, it’s a free country.” And you can, but should you? Paul had this discussion with the Romans, not about Covid-19, but about food. What can we learn from Paul’s thoughts on freedom?

Join Pastor Don for today’s Daily Devotional that includes a breath prayer and lessons of his 2-year-old grandson!

Jesus taught the radical message of hope, love, and grace and it shook the culture of this time. That same hope, love, and grace are still available to you and to me.

Let Me Be Held is a song that meets us in the midst of uncertainty and offers a loving embrace — when we cannot hold it all, still we are held.

Making meaning in difficult times.