This Advent, we will contemplate the idea that true hope is not found in passive waiting, but in the intentional spiritual act of remembering God’s…

Rabbi Daniel Weiner will be reading from the Torah and speaking about the binding of Issac and the lessons we can all learn from this…

Are you running on fumes and feeling disconnected? We often wear busyness like a badge of honor, but the truth is, hurry is spiritually lethal.…

How do we tell if the things we are building, striving for, giving all our attention to, are worth our time? How do we know…

This Sabbath, we are celebrating All Saints’ Day, and we honor the faithful who have run their race before us. Join us as we stand…

Mary Magdalene is one of the most well-known female figures of the New Testament. But what do we truly know about her? As with so…

When Moses asked for God’s name, the answer was a profound mystery: “I AM WHO I AM.” God’s name was eventually considered too holy to…

The Bible reveals God’s heart for a global family. Isaiah 56:7 prophesied that God’s dwelling would be a “house of prayer for all nations.” This…

The ancient Greek maxim “Know Thyself” argues that an unexamined life isn’t worth living. Join us this Saturday as we conclude our sermon series on…

Have you ever found yourself failing at some of the things you most want to do? The human will alone is insufficient to bridge the…

This week, we will start a new 3-part series called “The Road to Character.” As we will see in part one, struggles and failures in…

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