Theme: Life between the time of our spiritual exodus and our full entrance into the promised land means a life of hope-tempered sacrifice—like launching a church plant requires.

Theme: We are planting a church because churches are both the necessary result of and the necessary context for obedience to the Great Commission. What’s your role to play?

Theme: In the Book of Genesis, God has given us an anticipation of every big idea that comes to full flower in the life, death, resurrection, and return of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Theme: The only wise and faithful way to face death’s certainty is with resurrection hope—it was for Jacob, for Joseph, for Jesus, and it is for you. 

Pastors Mitch Kimbrell and Craig Combs (and their occasional special guests) talk about all the things they can't get to on Sunday morning in a wide-ranging conversation that can often find itself in a pleasant detour along the way.

This week we took a short break from Genesis to hear from guest preacher Aubrey Sequeira. 

Theme: Though from the whole of Jacob’s sons will come a mighty nation, from only one son will come the One Who will reign eternally over all the nations. 

Theme: Just as Jacob went down into Egypt in the hope of Israel being raised by God’s promise, so Christ went down into death on the cross for our sins in hope of resurrection – and his resurrection is our hope, too.

Theme: Joseph is alive from the dead and eager to save his estranged family from death, revealing the mercy of the resurrected Christ which His people must also show to one another.

Pastors Mitch Kimbrell and Craig Combs (and their occasional special guests) talk about all the things they can't get to on Sunday morning in a wide-ranging conversation that can often find itself in a pleasant detour along the way.