University Christian Church

As Paul continues the defense of his gospel, we engage with one of the things that gospel produces - an authentic freedom in Christ.

The beginning of a new series through the book of Galatians during Eastertide (the season from Easter to Pentecost). In week 1, Jeremiah shares how we often fall into the trap of believing false gospels and how we can hang on to the good gospel we’ve received.

What is the good news about Easter? In a brief homily, Jeremiah shares the gospel according to the book of Acts as Peter speaks at the home of Cornelius the Centurion.

What stories are people telling about Jesus? More importantly, what story is Jesus telling about himself. On Palm Sunday, Jeremiah explores the stories being told during the “triumphal entry.”

Our Lenten series concludes with the anointing of Jesus at Bethany. Katie Ranum shares from John 12 about what discipleship looks like in the lives of both Mary and Judas.

Jeremiah continues our Lenten series by taking a look at the parable of the Prodigal Son. Even though it’s one of Jesus’ most well-known stories, is is possible that there are new things here to learn?

Marty Solomon picks up our Lenten series where Megan left off last week. Working backwards through Luke 13, Marty helps us keep our focus on what God is doing instead of what’s going on around us.

Megan continues our Lenten series by looking at a story from John 13. What it is that get’s in the way of us following God?

Our Lenten series follows the story of Jesus’ life in order to explore themes of temptation, rejection, repentance, reconciliation, and worship. For the first Sunday of Lent, Jeremiah dives into the temptation and testing of Jesus in the wilderness.

Megan wraps up our series on discipleships. This week, she takes a look at Paul’s relationship with Timothy and what it means to invest in making disciples.