A Faith That Remembers - 2026 October 11 - C. Ezeigbo
This week, Pastor Chima explores the importance of maintaining a faith that remembers. He addresses how easily we can fall into spiritual amnesia when life gets tough, much like the Israelites who quickly forgot God's faithfulness after Moses spent time on the mountain.
Pastor Chima highlights how fear and uncertainty often drive us to create idols of control and comfort instead of trusting God. He emphasizes that while our circumstances may shift, God's character remains constant. He encourages us to practice intentional remembrance—like keeping a journal of answered prayers—to ground ourselves in the truth of God's past provision. Ultimately, he reminds us that we serve a merciful God who hears our cries and stands in the gap for us, calling us to cast aside our distractions and place our full trust in Him.
4 Oct 2026
We Encounter Jesus - 2026 October 4 - J. Ezeigbo
This week, Pastor Julia wraps up our At This Table series by reflecting on the walk to Emmaus. She gently reminds us that our expectations often cloud our vision, preventing us from recognizing Jesus right beside us during our times of grief, disappointment, or confusion.
Focusing on the moment when the disciples finally see the risen Savior as he breaks bread with them, she emphasizes that the table is a transformative space. It is here that hospitality, grace, and scripture converge to open our eyes. Pastor Julia encourages us to bring our heavy hearts and unmet expectations to the table, trusting that as we encounter the living Jesus, our own hearts will be set aflame, compelling us to share the good news with everyone we meet.
27 Sept 2026
Grace Is Served - 2026 September 27 - J. Nielson
This week, Pastor John continues the series on tables in Scripture by turning to the most significant table of all: the Last Supper in the upper room. On the night He was betrayed, Jesus gathered His imperfect disciples, including the one who would betray Him and the one who would deny Him, and transformed the familiar Passover meal into a gift of redeeming grace. Taking what scholars identify as the cup of redemption, He declared a new covenant in His blood and said, “I have eagerly desired to eat this Passover with you,” knowing the cross was only hours away.
In the message “Grace Is Served,” Pastor John shows that the Lord’s Table is not a reward for the worthy but an invitation from the gracious. Jesus meets imperfect people with redeeming grace, calling forgetful people to remember a faithful Savior, receive forgiveness, and live as those who have been redeemed. The words “for you” make that grace personal. Because we have received it, we are called to extend it to others. Listeners are invited to come to the table not because they have it all together, but because Jesus eagerly offers Himself, and because at this table, grace is always served.
For this series, our church is gathering in the foyer around tables rather than meeting in the sanctuary. The different setting may result in some variation in audio quality.
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