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Date	Time	Title	YouTube Link	Description
11/09/25	10:00:00	The Center that Holds		In a world defined by chaos, conflict, and division, how do we find a stable center? Rev. Dr. Marty Williams dives into the unsettling prophecy of William Butler Yeats' famous poem, "The Second Coming"—where "Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world." This powerful sermon confronts the "rough beast" of fear and hate threatening our society and offers a profound theological answer. Is the Second Coming a single apocalyptic event, or a continuous invitation to anchor ourselves in God's love and act with compassion now? Discover why faith and love are the true centers that hold in the midst of global and social stress. Find hope, peace, and the courage to be a witness to a world that desperately needs a quiet, unwavering center.
11/02/25	10:00:00	Dreaming God's Dream		Join Rev. Jeffrey S. Spencer as he explores his favorite biblical story: the encounter between Simon Peter and the Roman centurion, Cornelius (Acts 10). Pastor Jeff unpacks how Peter's dramatic dream of "unclean" foods was a powerful lesson from God, moving him beyond a mindset of scarcity and exclusion to a profound vision of abundance and radical welcome. Learn how Peter’s journey to embrace those he had labeled as "unworthy" offers a timeless message for us today—one that breaks down the boundaries of culture, religion, and prejudice. This sermon connects the ancient text to modern struggles for inclusion, sharing a personal reflection on the journey toward acceptance as an LGBTQIA+ person. Rev. Spencer reminds us that God’s love is the most abundant resource on earth, big enough to include absolutely everyone, even our enemies. Listen and be challenged to: Identify areas where fear and suspicion narrow your own sense of who belongs. Embrace an expansive vision of inclusion that reflects God's non-partiality. Dream with God and join in the work of justice for all people and creation.
10/26/25	10:00:00	God's Dream of Justice		Reverend Jeff Spencer uses the prophet Micah's call to "do justice, to love kindness, [and] walk humbly with your God" as a lens to critique the modern "idolatry" of "Cristo nationalism" which he defines as a manipulation of the Christian faith to force a political aim on the whole population.
10/19/25	10:00:00	God's Dream of Enough
10/12/25	10:00:00	God's Dream of Freedom

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