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  • Rev. Stephanie Friesen
John the Baptizer

When it comes to the Bible’s most colorful characters, John the Baptist is at the top of the list. He may not be the most important, but he is right up there with the most memorable characters in scripture, with his clothing of camel hair, leather belts, and sandals, and his diet of wild locusts and honey.

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  • Rev. Peter Nycklemoe
Jesus Came to Dwell with Us

We begin a new year together, celebrating that Jesus comes to dwell with us and we respond in song.

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  • Rev. Melissa Pohlman
How We End Homelessness

While this moment might feel bleak, we cannot lose hope or momentum. Our siblings who experience homelessness need us more than ever to come alongside them.

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  • Rev. Peter Nycklemoe
Arriving Where We Started

Jesus tends to our human frailty and limitation by reminding us of our home in God. Our human frailty and limitation are where we begin and end.

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  • Rev. Stephanie Friesen
Home in the Kingdom of Heaven

Many of us can imagine the faces and the presence of the saints who enriched our lives. We can imagine those who taught us to love and live in faith and hope, knowing that we, too, are just visitors.

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  • Rev. Peter Nycklemoe
Reformation Weekend

At Reformation, we celebrate the good news of God’s love for all. Martin Luther experienced a deep awareness of God’s unconditional love for all, a mercy that comes from God and is for you and for me.

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  • Rev. Stephanie Friesen
Stories of Home from Across the World

In celebration and gratitude for these partners in mission, you are invited and encouraged to join the celebration as we mark this Global Mission weekend. Come and hear their stories of home from the other side of the world.

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  • Rev. Melissa Pohlman
Faith in a Healing God

This weekend in our stories from Scripture, people are dealing with what it means when your very own body doesn’t feel like home. Naaman is someone who has always been in complete control.

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  • Rev. Peter Nycklemoe
Mustard Seeds

A wise teacher once taught a group of us that mustard seeds are filled with potential, should not be underestimated, and like all seeds, they grow by their inherent power and grace.

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  • Rev. Peter Nycklemoe
The Rich Man and Lazarus

In the parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus, Jesus reminds us that if we are not interested in participating in God’s creative and redeeming work of love, well, hold on tight.

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