As I sit here at the church, preparing for my first Sunday back after a couple of weeks away, the building is full of people making preparations. Downstairs in Haberland Hall volunteers from our new Narcotics Anonymous group are setting up for a dance tonight. Upstairs, teachers and board members from Voice of the City … Continue reading Message: An Unexpected Trilogy… →

Some of my favorite memories from high school and college involve late nights around a box of pizza while cramming for a test with friends. There’s something about serious studying that requires the help of friends and the presence of food. Learning is easier when done together. After his death and resurrection Jesus makes a … Continue reading Message: Study Groups… →

Near the end of the 11th century St. Anselm, Archbishop of Canterbury, wrote an rationale defending the existence of God called the Proslogion. He wrote the book not as an argument against those who did not believe, but from the perspective of someone who was already a faithful Christian seeking a rationale for his faith. … Continue reading Message: Faith Seeking Understanding →