We've all experienced pain. Not just physically, but emotionally. And sometimes those emotional wounds feel like they'll never heal. But what if our purpose is on the other side of that pain? In Week 3 of "Dear Younger Me," we see God take Joseph from slave to royalty after being abandoned by his brothers.

Life is full of setbacks. We all have difficult seasons and moments we've made it through, but it's easy to forget about them once a new challenge pops up. As we continue through Joseph's journey, we find him in a spot of feeling hopeless. Yet, he still knew he would make it through because of God's faithfulness.

If you could write a letter to your younger self, what would it say? What advice would you pass on with the hindsight of experiencing the highs and lows of your own life? As we start our journey through the life of Joseph, we find him in a spot we've all found ourselves in - experiencing pain from something that wasn't his fault.

Who would you put on your Bible dream team? There are countless options to choose from, but are YOU ready to get in the game? In this special message from Pastor Jeremy, we dive into how God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things.

You need to learn to serve before you can lead. God puts people in our lives to lead us to prepare us for the same opportunities with others. In the finale of "Elijah," we see how our main character invests in Elisha to prepare him to leave a lasting legacy of his own.

Our feelings can lie. How we feel in a single moment has the potential to impact decisions that last a lifetime, so how do we navigate our constantly changing thoughts and emotions? In Week 3 of "Elijah," we follow our main character through a moment of self-doubt interrupted by the reassuring voice of a never changing God.

How many things have you stopped praying for? There isn't just power in prayer, there is power in believing in your prayer. In week 2 of "Elijah," we discuss what it means to go all in on expecting God to deliver on His promises.

We all want our lives to matter. We all want to leave an impact. There are many stories of impactful lives in the Bible, and one of those is the life of Elijah. In the first sermon of this new series, we discuss why God will hide our purpose from us until we are ready to fulfill it.

Did you know the Bible has a love triangle? It's right near the beginning in Genesis, when Jacob finds himself married to two sisters. What can we take away from a wild story like this? Well, that's exactly what we dive into in part 2 of "The Worst Love Story... Ever." Spoiler: You'll probably be able to relate to this story more than you think!

Sometimes we forget the Bible is a collection of real, imperfect experiences and people. The story of Jacob and Rachel (and Leah) is a great example of that, and it's why we're spending the next two weeks diving into the *worst* love story ever. In week 1 of this new series, we find out how God can use the faults of others to reflect our own shortcomings.