Throughout our relationship with Christ we will have moments of recognition and realization of our own sinfulness. How will we respond?

If we know that we are in Christ and Christ is in us, what does that relationship look like on a consistent basis? We will look at Jesus’ answer in John 15.

It can be easy to find yourself trying to live for Jesus, without Jesus. Who will help us live for Christ? Jesus has an interesting answer to this question in John 16.

Sermon from Adam Robinson.

Sermon from Michael Abrams.

Sermon from Clay Adkisson.

It's easy for us to make our lives about us. So many of Jospeh's decisions come down to his perspective that God is moving. Do you see God moving in your life?

As we continue through Joseph's story, we see that he believes the truth that we need to be reminded of often: This story is not about him, it's about God

As we begin the story of Joseph and his brothers, we discover the truth they will too: this is God's story.

Esau and Jacob were as different as brothers can get. In Genesis 25, their differences culminated on a day that would change their lives. Esau’s choices can teach us about how we affect the trajectory of our own lives.