Over the past few weeks, we’ve explored the ways God speaks to His people. But, what do we do when God doesn’t speak? When He doesn’t answer a prayer? Listen as Pastor Amy looks at examples of God’s silence in Scripture, both dismantling the falsehoods we believe about silence and teaching us how to engage with God in the midst of it.

What if God speaks, and we don’t respond? Our response to God’s voice is just as important as our ability to listen to Him. It’s the difference between admiring what Jesus says and actually doing something about it. Responding to God’s voice can be risky, but it’s always worth it.

As we continue learning how to tune ourselves to God’s voice, we also grow in discerning what is true. When it comes to our decisions, beliefs, and purpose, we need to rely on Scripture, the Holy Spirit, and our community for discernment.

Listen as Pastor Amy and Pastor Brent explore what Godly discernment looks like in everyday life.

What could happen if we had the same discipline in our lives for listening to the Spirit as we do for prayer and Bible study? The truth is, we can’t have life without the Spirit. We cannot hear God without the Spirit. We cannot come to God without the Spirit, and the Spirit of God is who ties it all together.

The Bible is God’s Word in print. When it’s difficult to hear God, it’s one of the best places we can turn. Listen as Pastor Brent continues our series about hearing God speak – specifically through His written Word.

Despite our best intentions, learning to listen to God can be difficult. The noise of life — busyness, information overload, anxiety, and even algorithms — can drown out the voice of a God who often speaks in the silence. What voices are speaking loudest in your life?

God has always been speaking — whether it was to prophets in the Old Testament or ordinary people of today. But, you may find yourself asking: Will God still speak to me?

Listen as Pastor Brent kicks off a new sermon series entitled Is This Thing On?.

As we conclude 2025, take a moment to pause and reflect. What did God do in you this year? What might He do in the you next year?

In the lineage of Jesus, we find yet another unexpected woman with a story of redemption. Bathsheba may be a victim of King David’s sinful desires, but God still uses her to bring Salvation to the world. Listen as Pastor Brent and Pastor Amy dive into our final story in these sermon series.

As we continue exploring the stories of women in the genealogy of Jesus, we find Ruth. A widow and outsider, she commits herself to her mother-in-law, Naomi, and ultimately demonstrates great faith and courage in orchestrating her marriage to Boaz, her guardian-redeemer. Ruth shows us God’s providential care and His ongoing work of redemption in our lives.