MESSAGES & TEACHINGS
Whether you’re joining us on a Sunday morning, sitting in a community group, or listening on your commute, teachings are a great way to stay connected. Explore our current series or browse our archive to find out what REUNION is all about.
CURRENTLY TEACHING
Most of us know something in us needs to change, but transformation doesn't come from sheer willpower. Join us for a 6-week series as we reclaim the Twelve Steps—not as a program, but as an honest, grace-shaped path to heal our stuck places, let go of striving, and find our way back to God. You don't have to have it together to start.
Messages & Sermons
Whether you missed a service, want to re-listen to a talk, or are simply curious about what we teach, you can explore our full archive of past messages right here. Whether you’re looking for hope in a tough season, exploring big questions about God, or what it looks like to follow Jesus today -- you can listen anytime from anywhere
Everyone is looking for home. This series suggests you don't have to find your way back to God, because God comes looking for you. We follow a father who runs, two disappointed disciples on the road to Emmaus, four friends who carry a man to Jesus, Zacchaeus up in his tree, and where every homecoming is ultimately heading.
A summer of messages for a season when a lot of us are in transition. Abram leaving what he knew and trusting a promise instead of a map. Moses facing the fear that he isn't enough. And a back-to-basics look at why we gather to worship at all.
Before Christianity was a religion, it was a way of life. The book of Acts follows ordinary people who met a risen Jesus: waiting without clarity, the strangeness of Pentecost, real community, noticing the person right in front of you, joy through suffering, a bigger picture of who Jesus loves, and growing together. It's messier and more honest than we usually tell it.
The Bible has a reputation: old, confusing, maybe irrelevant. This series isn't a how-to-read-it manual. It asks whether Scripture is still alive and what happens when we come to it expecting to meet God. We look at why we keep coming back, how it helps us be with God, and what it shows us about a good life, and we hear from a member of our church about what it has meant to them.
Not resolutions. A different way to start the year. Six weeks on becoming instead of doing: fruitfulness that grows from staying close to Jesus, looking back at where God has been faithful, discerning a new season, the relationships we need, work as meaningful, and bringing our real longings to Jesus. Skeptics and seekers welcome.
Everyone talks about peace at Christmas, but few of us feel it. Through Mary, Zechariah, the shepherds, and Joseph, we meet ordinary people who found peace in the middle of uncertainty, waiting, chaos, and disruption, not after things calmed down. Peace turns out to have a name.