Jason Miller and Becky Ykema
As we come to the end of our series exploring the Psalms, we’re taking note of the invitation to bring everything forward in the presence of God. Click here to download a digital copy of A Blessing While on the Journey.
What’s Happening
Jason Miller, Karen Grant, Zach Gillis, and team
In this special gathering, we celebrated the vulnerability and power of love and the meaning of family, with some of our parents coming before the church to dedicate themselves as they raise children.
What’s Happening
Jason Miller
As we face the world with all of its pain, fear, and violence, we might feel some common ground with the disciples of Jesus who find themselves in dangerous waters. The Gospel of John, with its interest not merely in the events of Jesus’ life, but the meaning of Jesus’ life, invites us to a practice of the presence of God that can help us bring peace to others.
The Substack written by Nadia Bolz-Weber, and referenced throughout today’s teaching, can be found here: Dear Nadia, I’m struggling with the world’s weight.
What’s Happening
Jason Miller
When religious leaders confront Jesus and Jesus condemns them, is their failure a failure of doctrine? Should we easily condemn them, too? Or are they showing us a liability we share with them, and inviting us into a braver posture in the world?
This weekend, in response to the grief that we carry in our own lives, the lives of our neighbors, and after the events of the past week, we spent time in the practice of Prayers of the People.
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To celebrate Thanksgiving, we took a few minutes to consider the reasons it’s good to give thanks, and then members of our community shared some of the things they’re thankful for.
What’s Happening
Becky Ykema, Beth Graybill, and team
This Sunday, we took an intentional pause from diving into one particular passage in the book of John and hosted a DTR or “define the relationship” with Jesus. The sermon includes three reflection points: noting when we first encountered Jesus in our own lives, when it got complicated, and finally what what we are seeking after in our relationship with Jesus now.
We used 3 songs in our reflections, which solely belong to the artists below:
Atlantic – Sleeping at Last
Moon – Sleeping at Last
Ascent, Pt 1 – Hymns for the Architect
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