Sermon from the 8:45am service.

"God speaks to us in various ways to communicate the wonders of his love." Sermon from The Table.

"Your lineage, your heritage, your belonging are rooted in the eternal purposes of God." Isaiah 61:10—62:3 John 1:1–18 Sermon from the 10:00am traditional service.

"We are invited as God's children to join in that embrace of the Father; to come alongside Jesus, our brother, in knowing God's heart and in trusting him." Galatians 3:23–25; 4:4–7 John 1:1–18 Sermon from The Table.

"The Incarnation redefines what our stories might have been and likely how we interpret them." Isaiah 9:2-7 Titus 2:11-14 Luke 2:1-20 Sermon from the 10:00pm Christmas Eve traditional service.

Sermon from The Table. "Like the wind and water eroding stone, love often goes unnoticed, incrementally preparing us for the inbreaking of Christ's mercy and glory."

King Ahaz looked for peace in power he could control—but the Gospel tells a different story. Fr. Colin reflects on Emmanuel, God with us, and what it means to live with an awareness of God’s nearness even when trust falters. Isaiah 7:10-16 Matthew 1:18-25 Sermon from the 11:00am traditional service.

Sermon from the traditional service at 8:45am.

Sermon from The Table.

Metanoia makes one think of Christian faith as positive and constructive, and not merely remedial. Sermon from The Table

About our Guest Preacher Dr. Brent Strawn is Professor of Old Testament at Duke University. He joined us as our guest preacher at the 8:45 and 11:00am traditional services in the Nave and taught Sunday school at 10:05am in Johnson Hall to continue David Barr’s class on the Old Testament, highlighting its ongoing relevance, interest, and beauty. Read his complete biography.

Sermon from The Table.

"God wants to bless us. Are we too distracted to receive Him?" Sermon from the 8:45am traditional service.

Jesus' forgiveness of our sins only scratches the surface of who He is and what He has done. Sermon from The Table on Christ the King Sunday.

Sermon from the 8:45am service on Christ the King Sunday.

"An invitation to believe the Lord's report in the face of tribulation." Sermon from the traditional service.

Colin reflects on Isaiah’s promise that God brings two kinds of endings: the end that finishes sorrow and the end that fulfills creation. Drawing on Scripture, imagery, and the hope of the resurrection, Colin invites us to see salvation not as escape, but as the healing of all things. Sermon from The Table.

Sermon from the 8:45am traditional service.

Sermon from The Table.

Sermon from The Table.