Faith isn’t about having all the answers. It starts with trust, even when you’re still wrestling with questions.

If God exists, what kind of God would be worthy of trust? Christianity reveals a God of love, not domination—a God who came near.

Yes, there are definite times where people following religions have done damage—but Jesus is not the problem. Jesus critiques toxic religion and offers a way of justice and healing that our world still needs.

We want justice, compassion, and human dignity—but where do those values come from? Faith doesn’t just promote goodness; it makes goodness possible.

Sometimes life doesn't make sense in the moment. But with faith and hindsight, we come to learn that God has been with us, helping us all along. He never abandons us. He is always faithful.

We all live by a story—about who we are, why we’re here, and what matters most. The Christian story offers beauty, resilience, and a purpose even in suffering.

Even in an age of deconstruction, belief hasn’t vanished. In fact, it still speaks to something deep in every human heart.

Today we have a special worship service to build around the beauty of Summer, and the new possibilities for us of getting out and about, serving the Lord as we go. The whole worship service is oriented around different facets of this important theme, using the book of Jude as a basis.