Sunday, February 18, 2026 The Rev. Megan Collins Watch | Listen We all have different coping strategies for living in the world right now. Dave and I watch a lot of movies. Lately, we’ve been specifically watching apocalyptic ones, stories where something happens and the world as the characters know it is ending. This week we rewatched a movie from 2020 called Greenland  and then we went to see the sequel that just came out in theaters.  In the first movie, a massive comet

Memory, Exile, and the Making of Scripture January 11, 2026 David R. Collins Watch | Listen 
It feels like kind of a weird and awful week to start a multi year project about what the Bible is and isn’t. Which might actually mean it’s the perfect week, because if there’s one thing the Bible has never waited for, it’s a calm political moment, where everyone feels safe and optimistic. The Bible is a product of messy weeks, and years, and centuries. Periods when people were scar

Sermon from Sunday, January 4, 2026 Watch | Listen I have a love/hate relationship with starting a new year. I actually love the energy around the new year. You get to put away the decorations and the clutter and open up the house (because we live in Florida and it’s warm enough to open the windows). I enjoy the sort of introspection that happens with the change in the calendar year, the goal setting, the feeling of a fresh start to make changes in my life. I love it. But I