As we continue our study in Genesis this Sunday, we find the origin story for the very first city, Nod. Of course, every city has an origin story.

GK Chesterton’s answer to what’s wrong with the world was simple: “I am.” As our summer in Genesis reaches the fall of Adam and Eve, we see how Jesus, the Second Adam, is setting the world right.

What does it mean to be human? As we begin Genesis with the creation of Adam and Eve, we glimpse a world of peace before the fall, and the shalom that is still ours in the Second Adam, Jesus.

On Trinity Sunday, we watch the Trinity at work in Acts 2 as the Spirit sends the young Church out in mission. We will also hear from Aaron and Courtney Baldridge, medical missionaries serving in Guinea.

Last Sunday we marked the Ascension; this Sunday we celebrate Pentecost. We will explore who the Holy Spirit is and what it means to live filled with His power. Wear red!

Come and hear about a God who loves you and is for you. As we read of Jesus’ ascension in Luke’s Gospel, we find Him lifting His hands to bless His disciples, and us.

As we walk through Easter, St. Paul’s speech at Mars Hill shows us how to witness to the Resurrection in a secular age, carrying it into our friendships and workplaces with humility and love.

What is the church? In our New Testament lesson this week, St. Peter gives us a straight answer.

This Sunday is Good Shepherd Sunday, the feast day which reminds us Jesus is now--actively, presently--leading, feeding, and protecting His people.

This Sunday will be a solemn and sacred celebration as about 45 people join ASD through the service of Confirmation across four services.

Baptisms are one of the most special celebrations associated with Eastertide. This Sunday, we'll have 16 baptisms across the four services.

Today begins the Holy Triduum, the three days culminating in the celebration of the Resurrection on Easter Sunday.