What do we do when things don't go the way we want them to go? The multitudes in the gospels are the people who have lost or are losing when it comes to life, politics, and even religion. They are the hurting and ignored and yet it's among them that Jesus will center his kingdom movement of compassion and love.

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Sukkot is the Jewish celebration of harvest that includes spending time in a sukkah or tent as a reminder of the 40 years wandering in the wilderness. The tent is a physical experience of the Biblical story, which creates space for all of our human experiences.

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Welcome Rev. Mack Mossett III and Calvary Baptist Church of Santa Monica to our combined worship service and Harvest Festival.

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We belong to God and we are loved because of the faithfulness of Christ. Our faith in Christ isn't required! If that's true what is the point of having a faith of our own?

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This is the most important sermon I've ever given. Honestly, THE. MOST. IMPORTANT! It's about a fight at a basketball game. It's about prepositions. And it's about being loved and accepted by God.

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A long time ago Jewish mystics wondered, "If God is everyone then how is there enough room for us and the rest of creation?" The answer they proposed was that God somehow became smaller.

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Welcome Rev. Elizabeth Gibbs Zehnder who reminds us of God's love for all of us.

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The problem with reading the letters of Paul is that they include a lot of information, but not a lot of stories. As a result, Paul often comes across as a robot disconnected from what it feels like to be human. But if we read between the lines of his letter to the Philippians we might discover Paul's humanity and the very interesting story of the church to whom he's writing.

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