Rewrite: A New (im)Possibility (May 12th, 2019)

In John 10:22-30, Jesus offers promises that seem outrageous. He says that he will hold his followers secure in his hand no matter what. How can he offer eternal security in a world that is so filled with anxiety, challenge, and suffering? Well, the key question is this: where is the hand of Jesus? Once we see that, then we will see what a life of true security looks like. It is not a life of comfort and contentedness, but one of adventure and challenge for the sake of the world.

Rewrite: A New Direction (May 5th, 2019)

Jesus’ disciples weren’t sure what to do now that their crucified Lord was alive! While they waited for new instructions in John 21:1-19, they went back to what was familiar: fishing. Then the risen Jesus showed up on the shore and rewrote their story. Pastor Paige shares the good news of how Jesus gave his disciples—and still gives us today, as Easter people—a greater mission and a bigger adventure than anything we could choose for ourselves.

Good Friday Service (April 19th, 2019)

On Good Friday, Reformation had a series of preachers offer reflections on the Seven Last Words of Christ from the cross. The last words, and preachers, are as follows:

Luke 23:32-34a (“Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they do.”), Pastor Eric Evers; Luke 23:35-43 (“Truly, I say to you, today you will be with me in paradise.”), Pastor John Ranney; John 19:25b–27 (“Woman, behold your son. Son, behold your mother.”), Pastor Judy Moller-Gavlick; Matthew 27:45-46 (“My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?”), Lee Clarke; John 19:28-29 (“I am thirsty.”), Pastor Gordon Simmons; John 19:30 (“It is finished.”), Pastor Paige Evers; Luke 23:44-46 (“Father, into thy hands I commend my spirit.”), Pastor Eric Evers.