Into the Unknown This Sunday we are blessed to be joined by our SeaTac Missional District Superintendent, Rev. Derek Nakano, as we talk about what it means to venture into the unknown. How does God call us forward so that we can stay an active part of what God is doing in this world?
We Make the Road by Walking Series ~ Getting Slavery Out of the People As the two congregations join together for worship, we continue our journey with Moses and the Israelites as they discover that enslavement isn’t just a physical condition. It is also a mindset that can follow you even after you have been
We Make the Road by Walking Series ~ Getting Slavery Out of the People Read More »
We Make the Road by Walking Series ~ Freedom What is it that holds us captive and what does it take to gain our freedom? These are the central questions we encounter today as we join Moses standing next to that burning bush. Although we aren’t actually enslaved like the Israelites in Egypt, we have
We Make the Road by Walking Series ~ Freedom Read More »
We Make the Road by Walking Series ~ Rivalry or Reconciliation? This Sunday we encounter the very relevant story of conflict between siblings. Whether we are talking about Jacob and Esau, or Joseph and his brothers, the story of fighting within a family is as old as time. That doesn’t mean, however, that it isn’t
We Make the Road by Walking Series ~ Rivalry or Reconciliation? Read More »
It’s Not Too Late We often feel like it is too late. It’s too late to make a life change. It’s too late for a relationship to be repaired, or it’s too late for something new to happen in our lives. Today’s (Oct. 15) worship service brings us the amazing story of Abraham and Sarah
