May 31, 2026 | Matthew 28:16-20 — Jesus' Great Commission is the first place in scripture where the idea of the Trinity is mentioned. Rev. Cort Gatliff teaches that in baptism, we are invited into the perfect, loving fellowship of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

May 24, 2026 | 1 Corinthians 12:1-13 — What is the role of the Holy Spirit in not only our lives but also that of the church? On Pentecost Sunday, Rev. Cort Gatliff teaches that, as each of us has received some gift of the Spirit, the purpose of the giving is that all our gifts all be used for the building up of our faith community.

May 17, 2026 | Acta 1:1-11 — At the Ascension, Jesus was taken up into heaven on the clouds, a direct reference to prophecy from Daniel and in a foreshadowing of His coming return. Rev. Abby Gatliff teaches from Acts that we are not just waiting around for Jesus to come back. There's more.

May 10, 2025 | Acta 17:16-24 — The Apostle Paul stopped in Athens on his way, and his sermon there brings up the question: How do we bear witness to the gospel in a culture that does not share our moral or theological assumptions? Rev. Cort Gatliff teaches from Paul's sermon and has three suggestions for us.

May 3, 2026 | Acts 7:51-60 — Stephen's testimony to the Sanhedrin about Jesus having fulfilled the purpose of the temple, they had him stoned. Rev. Cort Gatliff teaches that Stephen's looking to heaven can be a model for each of us during our own times of suffering.

April 26, 2026 | Acts 2:42-47 — Luke writes of the church in its earliest days as it drew more and more believers and followers of the risen Christ. Rev. Cort Gatliff teaches from Acts about characteristics of a church that holds fast to the life-transforming gospel of Jesus Christ.

April 19, 2026 | Acts 2:36-41 — Peter's first sermon, given on Pentecost, shows his audience who Jesus really was and calls them to repent and be baptized. Rev. Cort Gatliff teaches about can really happen when we do those things: turning from sin and entering a new life in Christ.

April 5, 2026 | Revelation 1:12-18 — Jesus began his Revelation to John by telling him to not be afraid, and assures him with eternal truths about His being. Rev. Cort Gatliff teaches on Easter about the uniqueness of Jesus' sacrifice among all the sacrifices in scripture: He is the only sacrifice that came back to life.