At long last, Joseph is reunited with his brothers in forgiveness and reconciliation. What can this moment teach us about God’s posture towards us in Christ? May we answer his call to come near and to dwell with him.

Joseph’s brothers approach him with fear, uncertainty, and doubt, unsure of what will meet them. They are surprised, amazed even, at the grace, mercy, and feasting they find instead of the wrath they were sure would meet them. How do we approach the throne of grace? In uncertainty or with confidence?

As the famine descends up on the land, Jacob sends his sons to Egypt to obtain grain. When they reach their destination, their lives and hearts are confronted, revealing hearts still racked with guilt and shame. The famine without presses in and reveals their famine within. When life does the same to us, will we turn to the one who truly satisfies?

What is God saying to you in this season? Can you even hear His voice? Would you recognize it if you could? Pastor Allen examines the Bible's framework for hearing the voice of God through a very simple grid.

Listen in as Pastor Emeritus Bill Berry shares his testimony of how the Holy Spirit has grown him in the various seasons of his life.

There are few more frustrating and discouraging experiences than that of feeling stuck. Whether it’s a season of hardship, a hard place, or anything else, our human instinct is to get free, to move forward as quickly as we can. But what if getting out of this prison isn’t possible? Is there hope, purpose, and joy for us in Jesus, even in our stuck seasons?

Pastor Allen covers the distinction between God’s omnipresence and the manifest presence of God and why it’s significant to our lives.

We’ve all experienced guilt, shame, and pain. And so we run… but it is wise to always be asking ourselves: what are we running from? What are we running towards?

Pastor Allen examines a Biblical framework and understanding of hate along with its antidote.