Making Room
Lee Davis • December 8, 2025
Sermon, 2nd Sunday of Advent
Somewhere along the way, we confused Sabbath with a nap. We look at what Sabbath truly is, the orginal protest and how it points towards trust in God.
The religious establishment of first-century Jerusalem was not threatened by a blind man sitting by the road. They were fine with him there. Begging - in his place
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a new blog series written for our whole congregation. Twelve articles across four series, each one exploring what it means to follow Christ not just on Sunday.
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Lent begins in Eden (Genesis 2–3): not an apple or Eve’s fault, but distrust that leads to shame. Lent invites us to step out of hiding and trust God today.
This Sunday’s readings (Exodus 24 & Matthew 17) remind us that holy mystery isn’t meant to pull us out of real life—it can strengthen us for it.
Find steadiness for the week ahead. This Sunday’s readings remind us God meets us in holy mystery and real life. Join us for worship.
n a tense, fearful time, Jesus’ words feel surprisingly grounded: “You are the salt of the earth.” Salt preserves what’s good—compassion, truth, dignity.