David Emmanuel Goatley preaches a word on the love of God, on our identity as God’s children, and on the faith we can have that God overcomes the world.
Cynthia Eriksson preaches on living into the coming new creation and God’s loving and joyful presence, while encouraging us to listen for God’s truth amidst the lies of the present.
David Emmanuel Goatley reflects on how a communal sense of identity is central to our Christian faith and to the ways we approach Jesus.
David Emmanuel Goatley preaches about the God who restores and sustains us in a world where unrighteousness weighs us down.
Andrea Cammarota reflects on the story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman and on the gospel work of bringing healing to the world together.
Chris Blumhofer, associate professor of New Testament, considers the way the gospel redefines and transforms our idea of family.
Janna Louie preaches a message of hope about the abundant mercy and compassion God offers.
Erin Dufault-Hunter preaches a message that reminds us that, in God’s kingdom, we are not only freed from something but freed into a new kind of life together.
Cameron Lee preaches about the uncertainty of the future and about our role of anticipating Jesus’ return with joy, obedience, and faithfulness.
Pamela Ebstyne King preaches about being a people who are rooted in God’s love and who live out God’s love to the world.
Preaching on the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, Brenda Bertrand reflects on the burden of unforgiveness and on the boundless mercy of God, which is central to the resurrection life.
Archibald Hart reflects on the societal pressures for success in our modern world and how to cultivate a healthy theology of failure.
Jacqueline Grey, Nijay Gupta, and Quonekuia A. Day discuss the transformed and transformative voices of women in the biblical narrative, in this panel discussion moderated by Vince Bantu.
Tommy Givens looks at the parables of Jesus, which show that the power of the kingdom of Heaven—power that can change the world—is found in the familiar and the everyday.
Jaclyn Williams preaches about the limitless power of Jesus, who brings unity amidst the deepest divisions.
Chris Blumhofer debunks a common interpretation of the Parable of the Talents and preaches a message about the mercy and grace that God entrusts us with.
Marianne Meye Thompson preaches on Jesus’ calling of the disciples in the book of Luke and what it means for us to be called by Christ.
Kenneth Wang considers lessons on resentment and reconciliation as he looks at the older brother in the Parable of the Prodigal Son, through a psychological perspective.
Ray Anderson preaches on Judas’s betrayal and the power of Christ’s forgiveness and redemption despite our shame, guilt, and remorse.
Archibald Hart preaches on the power of God’s forgiveness and how such a gift can lead to overflowing love toward our Lord and our neighbor.
Susan Maros considers the Parable of the Talents with a fresh perspective, offering an encouraging word to us amidst a culture that constantly says we are “not enough.”