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May 31, 2026
Buzz’s Story: We’re constantly connected, yet rarely fully present. Like Buzz Lightyear learning that he’s not actually a space ranger, we’re often pulled out of reality by distraction, self-image, and…
Woody’s Story: Sometimes life changes faster than we can keep up. Technology has reshaped everything—from how we communicate to how we worship, rest, and relate to one another. Like Woody…
On Senior Recognition Sunday, Angie Christoffersen shares a sermon drawing from the story of Jesus welcoming the little children in the book of Mark and the Parable of the Prodigal…

All My Children

May 10, 2026
In a soap opera, it’s hard to tell who belongs to whom—everyone’s connected, tangled, and crossing boundaries. But what if that’s not just TV chaos? In Acts 10, Peter watches…
Some of the most meaningful truths in Scripture are hidden in plain sight. In this week’s sermon, Bread Crumbs, we follow the trail of bread woven throughout the Bible—from the…
Some details in Scripture seem small—until you realize they’ve been pointing somewhere all along. In the story of David and Goliath, a fallen giant and a carried stone hint at…
In the ancient world, wells weren’t just places to draw water—they were places where destinies unfolded. In both the Old and New Testaments, people come to wells searching for something…
The Bible begins in a garden. It’s where beauty, connection, and purpose are born—and where everything first fell apart. So when Jesus rises from the dead in a garden, it’s…

Jesus Said…

April 5, 2026
We are gripping so much right now—anger, fear, disappointment, the weight of a world that feels out of control. But what if resurrection isn’t about escaping that reality… but encountering…
Happiness is fleeting. The path Jesus walked wasn’t about comfort—it was about costly love. On Palm Sunday, we remember the crowd that cheered for Him, not realizing He would choose…