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Join us as we delve into the transformative journey of Simon Peter, from his fear and denial to his redemption and newfound courage. This powerful sermon explores how Peter's return to his old life, his encounter with the risen Jesus, and his ultimate reinstatement as a leader among the disciples offers a profound message of hope, forgiveness, and the choice to love.

This sermon dives into a story from Mark 16 where Jesus asks his disciples, "Who do people say that I am?" We explore the concept of feeling seasickness in our mistakes, and how Jesus can be our anchor even in those moments. We will also discuss the meaning behind Peter's confession, "You are the Christ, the Son of God."

How can we remember the peace of Christ amidst our divisions? How can we embrace unity in a world of separation? What happens when we forget who we are in God? This week's final sermon in our Dare to Dance series, "Relearning the Dance of Peace," dives into these questions and more.

How can we dance while grieving? How can we dance for others in grief? What happens when we lose people close to us? This second week in our series "Dare to Dance" explores these questions and more. 

In this powerful sermon, we delve into the heart of human nature, exploring our tendencies to underestimate challenges and overestimate our abilities. Drawing inspiration from the true story depicted in "The Perfect Storm" and the biblical account of Peter walking on water, we reflect on the profound lessons about faith, courage, and resilience.

How can a simple fisherman become a foundation of faith? What does it mean to feel unworthy of God's call? Can you really make a difference if you're just normal? This week's sermon delves into the transformation of Simon, an ordinary fisherman, into Peter, the 'rock' upon which the church was built. Discover how Jesus calls us in our imperfections and fears, and empowers us to fulfill our divine missions. Join us as we explore these questions and more in this powerful message of hope and acceptance.

It's Pentecost! In this week's sermon we talk about metaphors, dances, and reverb, oh my! What do we feel when we feel the spirit? How do we tackle this dance of faith?

This last week at general conference some truly historic events occured. As we open our new series, "Dare to Dance", we explore the history of LGBTQ+ people in the United Methodist Church, we also explore how to dance with one another.