August 17, 2025
This will be the final message in our summer series, which explores the Parable of the Fig Tree. We will see how Jesus responds to a brutal act by Pilate with a call for all to repent, reminding us that tragedy is not always tied to personal sin, but is an urgent warning to turn back to God.
August 10, 2025
Our parable this Sunday is a powerful warning from Jesus about the spiritual blindness that wealth can cause, urging us to recognize and respond to the needs of others—because in God’s eyes, we are all beggars in need of grace.
August 3, 2025
Come join us this Sunday for worship and a new look at the Parable of the Lost Son, also known as the Prodigal Son. Learn how there are multiple “sons” and discover how God seeks those who may not know they’re lost.
July 27, 2025
Our study of Jesus’ parable of the persistent widow will be led this Sunday by Pastor Ray Hyuan from Mountain Ridge Presbyterian Church in Redmond.
July 20, 2025
Jesus’ parables of the lost sheep and coin reminds us that God throws a heavenly celebration every time someone turns back to Him—so we, too, should repent regularly, celebrate God’s grace freely, and share stories of redemption boldly.
July 13, 2025
This week we will hear from Jesus’ Parable of the Tenants. We will hear a sobering reminder that religious devotion without grace can blind us to God’s work—and even block others from it. We will learn more about this and hear a call for us to examine our hearts, embrace humility, and make room for all in God’s kingdom.
July 6, 2025
Jesus warns that it’s possible to have too much good things and not enough of the best thing. It is possible to be materially rich but spiritually poor – which is a problem. Come learn from Jesus’ words and insight on how to make sure you have the best thing.
June 29, 2025
In a summer where we are studying the parables of Jesus, we have briefly pressed pause to glimpse a couple of key conversations from the book of John. Jesus interacts with people throughout his ministry in a way that causes them to evaluate belief and action. Similar to one of his parables, these conversations contain powerful imagery that should equally challenge our response today. Join us this Sunday for The “Parable” of the Samaritan Woman as we study this theological exchange about living water.
June 22, 2025
This week we’ll take a look at John 3 and the “Parable” of the Pharisee. It’s not a story Jesus told, but rather a conversation he had with a Pharisee named Nicodemus. As we study Nicodemus’s story, we might find that we share some similarities with this man who sought Jesus at night.
June 15, 2025
When Peter asks how many times he must forgive, Jesus responds with a powerful parable reminding us forgiving others is not to earn God’s mercy, but because we’ve already received it. Come learn about this impossible debt forgiven that invites us, with God’s help, to extend forgiveness to others.