The House - a Local Church

Brent-Anthony Johnson brings us a testimony and message about using our instruments in worship.

Join in as we write a new song of worship based on Psalm 96

Scott McConnell shares a message about praying the scriptures.

Join us as we consider what worship is!

What is God saying about our community now after 10 years?

Eric Rowell brings a message at the New Year about what we pay attention to, what we're looking for, and what we see when we're looking for God in the ordinary experiences all around us.

Advent Love and Light

Pastor Jenn brings a message of Advent Joy

Pastor Gregg continues Advent with a message on Peace

Cyndi Hampton, one of our Elders, brings a message about Hope on the first Sunday of Advent

I Used to Think Church Was Boring - w/Pastor Mason Parks

Love holds us together... check out this message, the final installment, from our series on a Church Called Tov

A tov culture culminates in a culture that nurtures Christlike character, which begs the question, what is Jesus like?

Scott McConnell delivers a message about the equal ground of service with a God that is a generous farmer.

What does it look like for a church to nurture justice in a world that feels so lopsided?

Pastor Jenn continues the series through A Church Called Tov and delivers a message about the important of truth-telling

How does a church remain 'people first'?

In this message Pastor Gregg dives into grace and expounds on McKnight and Barringer's definition of grace.

In this message Pastor Gregg talks about empathy, its deep importance, and the alternative of narcissism.

In this week's message, Pastor Gregg considers the effects of power, and list some warning signs to look for.

In this first installment of the Church Called Tov series, Pastor Gregg introduces Scot McKnight and Laura Barringer's book concept, and confronts the danger of churches being trap houses of fake goodness, when churches need to be, truly, really, actually, good.

Pastor Gregg shares the story of his last ten years pastoring The House, how August is always a little different for him, and why there's still faith in his jar to make more bread to share.

Pastor Jenn closes out our Topographical Series with a look at, the end.

Pastor Jenn continues our Topographical series after returning from her Summer Sabbatical

Pastor Gregg looks at Gethsemane and considers what we might learn from Jesus praying with his disciples the night he was betrayed.

Eric Rowell (Elder) shares this message about prayer and direction in our lives, touching on the year he lived in India working with the YMCA.

Pastor Chris points to the temple steps and digs into what's inside.

Scott McConnell points to Galilee and asks us to consider where our Galilee might be.

Pastor Gregg shows the fortresses build by King Herod in the years leading up to the birth of Jesus, and asks what fortresses we might be hiding in now.

Pastor Chris takes us to two locations connection to King David

Pastor Jenn kicks off a new series about the geographical progression and locations of the Bible. It matters, it really does. It has an impact on the story. Check out this introduction and join us each week as we look at the places in the Bible and why they matter.

Scott McConnell adds to our Say What? series with a message about Communion

In this final installment of the Say What? series, Pastor Gregg considers hyperbole and the words of Jesus, and what he might be saying about hell and this life.

In this message Pastor Gregg connects the only two times in the Gospel of John he mentions the Mother of Jesus.

In this message Pastor Gregg talks about the end... is there a rapture? When will Christ return?

In this third installation of Say What? Pastor Gregg talks about who is for and against Jesus based on two encounters Jesus had in the book of Luke.

In this message Pastor Gregg addresses the idea there will be no heaven after the resurrection and how that can inform our views on marriage now.

In this series we're looking at what it says that Jesus says the things he says! He wants us to love our enemies?

Pastor Gregg finishes the series through the Gospel according to Mark with the resurrection and asking why Mark spends so little time on it.

In the second to last installment of this series Pastor Chris points to Palm Sunday and Jesus on his way to giving his life for the world.

Gregg continues the series through the Gospel according to Mark and considers what we might learn from how the disciples followed Jesus and what Jesus taught them at their last meal together before he was arrested.

Pastor Jenn continues our series through the book of Mark.

Where do kids fit in the kingdom? How did Jesus treat them? Scott fills us in and challenges us in how to include kids in the kingdom.

In this message Pastor Gregg points out the shift Mark makes in the middle of his gospel, from pages full of miracles, to miracles being few and far between. Why the shift? And who do will we say Jesus is when we no longer see what we've come to expect?

Pastor Gregg explores the problem of putting rules on top of rules.

In this message Pastor Chris explores why we go from awe to nah and wonders if we can ask God to Revive-Awe in us

In this message Pastor Gregg continues the series in Mark introducing the concept of the Markan Sandwich, where Mark begins a story, interrupts it with another, and circles back around to finish the first. What are we to learn from this in the stories of Jairus and his daughter and the woman with the issue of bleeding?

In this message Pastor Gregg talks about the permanent, present, potential of Jesus on the earth and in the church -- the Kingdom of God

In this message Pastor Gregg continues the series in the gospel according to Mark and looks at Jesus going up the mountainside, choosing twelve disciples, and connects the dots to Jesus's historic Hebrew name -- Yeshua

Pastor Jenn continues our series through the book of Mark and considers five conflicts Jesus encounters and how he points to the way of the Kingdom of God.