Pastor Tom Hendrikse explores the question that God asks Moses when He calls him into leading Israel out of exile.

Pastor Tom Hendrikse continues our series with the Question God asks Jacob in his wrestling.

Pastor Sam Kastensmidt continues our series with the Question God asks Cain after he's murdered Abel.

Pastor Tom Hendrikse begins our series "Questions God Asks" with the first questions God asks man: "Where are you?"

Pastor Tom Hendriske continues our series on the three most important relationships in your kids lives: God, you, and others.

Pastor Tom Hendriske continues our series on the three most important relationships in your kids lives: God, you, and others.

Pastor Tom Hendriske begins a series on the three most important relationships in our kids lives: God, us, and others.

Pastor Tom Hendrikse finishes our Friend of God series with the story of Abraham's servant, Eliezar, traveling to find a wife for Issac. We can see our redemption story in this narrative as well as the call of the Lord to "go find the bride!"

Pastor Ryan Brasington explores how Abraham, having just reached the height of his resurrection faith—mourns for his beloved wife, Sarah.

Pastor Sam Kastensmidt explores God's command to sacrifice Isaac and what that tells us about God's nature.

Student Ministry Director Will Buschmann explores the odd little story where Abraham buys a well and what that shows us about the faith of Abraham.

Teaching Elder David Richardson explores the sovereignty of God through the birth of Isaac.

We learn about one of the lowest points in Abraham's faith in Genesis 20. "But God..."

Student Ministries Director Will Buschmann explores the miraculous way God uses the horrific events from Genesis 19 to bring about ultimate redemption!

Pastor Sam Kastensmidt walks us through the story of Lot where he goes from leader of the most wicked city, Sodom, to "righteous Lot" as he's called in the New Testament.

Pastor Mason Brown explores the story of Abraham interceding for the people of Sodom in Genesis 18.

Pastor Sam Kastensmidt explores what Genesis 18 teaches us about the promises God made to Abraham also being for Sarah and the good news that is for bride of Christ!

Pastor Ryan Brasington explores the covenant God makes with Abraham and his household.

Student Ministries Director Will Buschmann delves into the repercussions Abram and Sarai encountered as a result of not waiting on the Lord.

This week, Pastor of Education Sam Kastensmidt explores the covenant God makes with Abram in Genesis 15.

Student Ministries Director Will Buschmann explores the promises God makes to Abram in Genesis 15.

Pastor Sam Kastensmidt walks us through the story of Abram's rescue of Lot, the mysterious figure Melchizedek, and the way the gospel story is powerfully seen in this often overlooked story of Abraham's life.

In our third week, Pastor Tom Hendrikse continues our journey through the life of Abraham, illuminating the lessons of faith available to us in Abraham’s triumphs and trials.

Pastor Tom Hendrikse begins our journey through the life of Abraham, illuminating the lessons of faith available to us in Abraham's triumphs and trials.

Pastor Sam Kastensmidt kicks off our new series, Friend of God, with the story of the Babel and the call to live our Kingdom ethics over Babylon ethics.

Pastor Tom Hendrikse explores Luke 19 and what it tells us about the kind of King Jesus is.

Pastor Tom Hendrikse explores Luke 18 and how followers of Jesus persevere in prayer.

Pastor Tom Hendrikse explores Luke 14 and how following Jesus means prioritizing Jesus, his mission, and his kingdom above everything and everyone.

Pastor Tom Hendrikse explores Luke 12 and the calling to live today as if it might be the Great and Final Day!

Pastor Tom Hendrikse explores Luke 12 and the calling to follow Jesus (even if it costs you your money)

Join us for our Easter series: Death to Life! In the first week, Student Ministry Director, Will Buschmann, explores Luke 12 and the calling to follow Jesus (even if it costs you your life).

Judah is led by a wicked king named Ahaz. But despite having a wicked king and seemingly everything in the world coming against them, God is still faithful. Why? Because of his promises that a Savior will come to redeem you and me!توسط Sam Kastensmidt

Our study of Isaiah opens in chapter 6 with his vision of God. Isaiah reacts to seeing the Lord "high and lifted up" on his throne by declaring himself a sinner and unworthy to be there. After Isaiah's sins are atoned for, God gives him a mission.توسط Tom Hendrikse

God gives a pair of visions, first to a Roman centurion named Cornelius and then to Peter. The result is the church reaching out to Gentiles for the first time. The Gospel is for everyone! Who is your "Cornelius" today?توسط Tom Hendrikse

The apostles gathered in Jerusalem, where Jesus had told them to wait for the Father to send the Holy Spirit. When he did, it was in dramatic fashion, visible to those gathered in the room and audible all over town. Then Peter delivered his first sermon.توسط Sam Kastensmidt

The story of Peter's Restoration teaches us that even when we fail him, God still wants us and calls us to follow him. Even as Peter had to confess that his love for Jesus didn't match Jesus' love for him, Jesus still wanted Peter to care for his sheep.توسط Sam Kastensmidt

On the Sunday morning following the Resurrection, Peter and John are told about the empty tomb by Mary and the other women. They run to it, discover that it's true, and shortly thereafter Jesus appears to them in person and in the flesh.توسط Mason Brown

After Jesus was arrested in the Garden of Gethsemane, Peter followed they took Jesus to the home of the high priest. As Peter waited outside by the fire, he was questioned about being a follower of Jesus and denied three times that he even knew him.توسط Ryan Brasington

Who do you say that I am? Jesus asked his disciples this question and Peter's answer formed the basis upon which the church was built. What are the modern day applications from this iconic moment in Peter's life?توسط Tom Hendrikse

Jesus comes walking on the water as the disciples are caught in the midst of a storm. Peter comes to join him and although his faith fails in the storm, Jesus is faithful to catch him before he sinks.توسط Tom Hendrikse

Our series on the Life of Peter begins with the story of his calling. Will Buschmann, Director of Student Ministries, challenges us with the question of whether we, like Peter in this story, are willing to value Jesus above all else.توسط Will Buschmann

In the series conclusion of Desiring the Kingdom, Pastor Tom considers the story of four lepers, people considered outcasts in their time, discovering God's provision for the people and sharing what they found. What are we doing to share God's provision?توسط Tom Hendrikse

The Syrian army surrounded the city where Elisha was living and demanded that he be turned over. Elisha prayed and the Lord struck the entire army with a delusion the Bible described as blindness. Pastor Tom asks what form of blindness might afflict us.توسط Tom Hendrikse

Pastor Mason Brown brings us a message on the life of Naaman the Leper, a man who had everything the world says you want, but couldn't get rid of the spot on his skin until he came before God. What spot might God be using to drive you to a higher purpose?توسط Mason Brown

Teaching Elder David Richardson leads the study of a chapter that details a series of miracles performed by the prophet Elisha. The nature of the miracles and the order in which they occur is a clear and intentional foreshadowing of Jesus Christ.توسط David Richardson

Moab rebels against Israel and once again, the king of Israel asks the king of Judah for help. Judah's king, Jehoshaphat, proves he didn't learn anything from the last disastrous outing. How can we avoid making the same mistakes over and over?توسط Sam Kastensmidt

Elijah is about to be taken up to heaven by God. Elisha will be assuming the mantle of Elijah, that is, taking his identity in some sense. By the power of God's Spirit we are to take the identity of our master also--the identity of Jesus. Will we do this?توسط Tom Hendrikse

Our study comes to the end of the wicked king Ahab, which comes to pass in part because he listens to the wrong people. Pastor Tom answers the question of how we can find God's will for us, so we don't listen to the wrong voices also.توسط Tom Hendrikse

Naboth was a righteous man, by all appearances, living in Jezreel. He runs afoul of the entitled and wicked king Ahab, the ruthless queen Jezebel, and the cowardly leaders of his city. It's a story of unfairness, full of contemporary applications.توسط Tom Hendrikse

What is the good life? Co-Director of Student Ministries Will Buschmann asks that probing question as he looks at Elijah's calling of Elisha to the prophetic office. Can we see the good life as yielding to whatever God has called us to do?توسط Will Buschmann