Minute for Mission Part 1: Tom Hankinson

Each Sunday during the stewardship campaign we will share stories of how God is at work at Knox. These stories will take place during the Minute for Mission. If you miss Sunday, no worries. We'll e-mail you that Minute for Mission on Monday. First up is our friend, Tom Hankinson, Chair of Stewardship. Instead of sharing a story, Tom uses some humor as he provides guidance to the Knox Family about stewardship expectations. .https://knoxpresbyterian.snappages.site/pledge make your pledge today!

Minute for Mission Part. 1: Tom Hankinson

September 13, 2026

Generations Deep Pt. 1: Belonging to God

September 13, 2026 • Rev. Adam Fronczek

In this sermon Pastor Adam kicks off a series exploring what it means to belong to God. How do we teach the stories of the Bible so that our young people grow up seeing themselves in the stories? How do we all claim the stories as our own? Give it a listen and let us know what you think!

Traditional Worship

September 13, 2026

Fresh Spirit Worship

September 13, 2026

What is Salvation?

September 6, 2026 • Rev. Adam Fronczek • Psalm 27

Last week we delved into the topic of Sin and why it's important for us to talk about. This week we turn our attention to the idea of salvation. Why is this important to talk about? What are we being “saved” from? And What does it mean to say Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior? Check it out!

Barbara Johnson Memorial Service

September 3, 2026

Why Talk About Sin?

August 30, 2026 • Rev. Adam Fronczek • Psalm 51:10–12, Romans 7:15–25, 2 Corinthians 5:16–21

Have you ever wondered why the church has to talk about sin? What does salvation actually mean? These are words that often carry a lot of weight. For some of us, they can carry a lot of baggage too. At Knox, we're not raising these topics to scare anyone. We're not talking about hellfire and brimstone! We definitely aren’t waving any fingers. In fact the opposite. We are opening our hands with an invitation. We invite you to explore if these words matter to us today and how. The pursuit of heaven and sin have shaped how humanity understands the world for centuries. We will continue the exploration together. This two-week series is an open, honest conversation, asking together what these ancient words might mean for our real, everyday lives today. You're invited. Come curious. This episode explores "Sin" while the next one will explore "Salvation."

Summer Worship

September 6, 2026

Cultivating Joy

August 23, 2026 • Rev. Dr. Amy Snow • Matthew 28:1–10

Rev. Dr. Amy Snow, our Interim Associate Pastor, preaches final sermon as she ponders what is next in her life and at Knox. How we cultivate the capacity for joy in the midst of our broken world and longing lives. Give it a listen and let us know what you think!

Summer Worship

August 30, 2026

Welcome remix

Hold to the Good

August 16, 2026 • Rev. Adam Fronczek

Sometimes we think that "it" will never happen to us. But as much as we might try, we cannot control everything. What we can control is what we sow. Will we sow peace? Will we do the hard work of turning swords into plowshares? Listen to Rev. Adam Fronczek and a surprise guest preacher as they explore how, together, we can make peace more possible and why we must stay committed to doing good.

Summer Worship

August 23, 2026

Why Religion Matters

August 9, 2026 • Rev. Adam Fronczek

Summer Worship

August 16, 2026

Sabbath: The Bridge

June 14, 2026 • Rev. Adam Fronczek • Exodus 20

To rest is to refuse the world’s enticement of endless production. Sabbath sits at the heart of the Ten Commandments as a bridge. It connects our love for God to our love for neighbor. In a world that never stops, choosing to rest is resistance and might just be the most countercultural thing we do this week. Listen to Adam explore this concept now.

Sabbath Interrupted

August 2, 2026 • Rev. Adam Fronczek • Luke 10:25–37

What happens when Sabbath rest gets interrupted by something really important? In this sermon, we close our Sabbath series with the Parable of the Good Samaritan and discover that true rest isn't just about slowing down. It's about being present enough to actually see the people around us. Check it out as we explore what it looks like to love God, love neighbor, and still make space for both. Please read through https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=luke%2010%3a25-37&version=nrsvue and join us!

The Parable of Boo and Scout

July 26, 2026 • Rev. Dr. Amy Snow • Philippians 2:3–15

In this sermon Rev. Dr. Amy Snow explores walking with God through the lens of fear, curiosity and wonder. Please read through https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=philippians%202%3a%20%203-15&version=nrsvue and check it out!

The Parable of Miss Maudie

July 19, 2026 • Rev. Dr. Amy Snow • Matthew 25:31–46

In this sermon Rev. Dr. Amy Snow explores what it means to be a Christian as she observes Miss. Maudie and her interactions with the children and citizens of Maycomb. Please read through https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=matthew%2025%3a%2031-46&version=nrsvue and check it out!

The Parable of Atticus in the Courthouse

July 12, 2026 • Rev. Dr. Amy Snow

Did you know parables are everywhere, not just in scripture? A parable is a short, simple story that has a moral or spiritual lesson. A great example of a parable in popular literature can be found in a courtroom scene from Harper Lee's classic To Kill a Mockingbird. Tune in as Rev. Dr. Amy Snow digs into the "Parable of Atticus in the Court."