Hope That Gets Its Feet Wet

Go Anyway

Easter morning does not begin with calm… it begins with fear, chaos, and an empty tomb. Pastor Dawn preaches from Matthew 28 — from the in-between place where fear and great joy live at the same time, and from what resurrection looks like when the world still feels unfinished. We’re listening for anything you want to share. [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2593050/fan_mail/new]

God is With When Things Go Wrong

Jesus begins his ministry after a prophet is arrested—without retreat, without violence, without certainty. In this sermon on Matthew 4:12–23, we meet a Christ who shows up anyway, forming a community of faithful presence in the shadow of repression, grief, and fear. This is part two of the four part series, Faithful Presence in a Fragile World. We’re listening for anything you want to share. [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2593050/fan_mail/new]

God is With Us Before We Are Ready

Before belief, before clarity, before action—there is staying. In this sermon on John 1:29–42, we meet a Christ who does not demand answers from the weary, but offers presence instead. Jesus’ first invitation is not a demand, but an open call: “Come and see.” Faith begins not with certainty or action, but with staying close—even when we don’t yet know what we’re looking for. We’re listening for anything you want to share. [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2593050/fan_mail/new]

Hope That Gets Its Feet Wet

Hope is not waiting for God to fix things—it’sstepping in. In Jesus’ baptism, we see a Savior who refuses distance, wading into dangerous waters with the condemned. This sermon on Matthew 3:13-17, calls the Church to a hope rooted in solidarity, action, and love that refuses to stay dry. We’re listening for anything you want to share. [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2593050/fan_mail/new]

Unshakable

Luke 21:5–19 isn’t about the end of the world; it’s about the end of illusion. The temple glows with power and permanence — until Jesus names its truth: all of this will fall. But beneath the rubble, something unshakable remains. This sermon calls us to faith that outlives our temples — a defiant hope in the God who still stands amid the ruins. We’re listening for anything you want to share. [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2593050/fan_mail/new]