Gathering in Faith, Growing in Grace
"The King will answer them, 'Most certainly I tell you, because you did it to one of the least of these my brothers, you did it to me.' — Matthew 25:40
View SermonsFeed your spirit with the Word — our latest messages from the pulpit.
September 13, 2026
by Pastor White
A sermon on white evangelicalism's lost way, how the Jesus many proclaim is a golden calf with better marketing, and on the father who comes out of the house to plead with the elder brother still standing in the yard.
The Road HomeSeptember 6, 2026
by Pastor White
Some of the country's biggest grocery and shipping employers announced thousands of cuts this summer while the stock pages called it efficiency. James has some of the harshest words in the New Testament, and they're aimed at employers. A Labor Day sermon on the wages that cry out, the dignity of the replaced, and what the church owes the people the ledger let go.
Signs of the TimesAugust 16, 2026
by Pastor White
Midterm season is swallowing the country whole, and the church feels it in the pew. The trap question about the tax gives us the shape of Jesus' whole politics: no empire is ultimate, and no empire is nothing. A sermon on rendering to Caesar without surrendering to him, on voting as sojourners, and on keeping the table bigger than the platform.
The Politics of JesusAugust 9, 2026
by Pastor White
A far-right party took its strongest result in Germany since the founding of the republic, and the dream behind it is old: one people, one blood, one tongue, one tower. Genesis 11 and Acts 2 are the two poles of human history, Babel and Pentecost, and the gospel stands against every project that would flatten the nations. A sermon on why the gospel can never be a nationalist project.
Signs of the TimesAugust 2, 2026
by Pastor White
Humanoid robots ran record games in Beijing last summer while AI writes our words and answers our phones. Genesis says we were made in the image of God, and the first commandment after that is about making images. A sermon on the difference between a person and an imitation of a person, on whose image is stamped on you, and on giving to God what bears his image.
Signs of the Times