Division is where we draw a condemning line in the sand. Diversity is when we lovingly learn what others think and patiently draw them into God's grace.

Have you ever wondered why government was necessary for society? Turns out there is a strong theological reason for this. External government is necessary because internal government is faulty. S

In this introduction to the series, pastor Todd shares one foundational truth to help calm our anxieties and fears in a challenging political climate.

Psalm 2; Job 42:2; Proverbs 16:33; Isaiah 45:7-9; Colossians 3:12-17

We've made it to Philippians 3 where Paul emphasizes his desire to see the church rejoice in the Lord together, suffer together, and press on together.  Listen in to pastor David's good words for the church.

As we launch back into regular weekly gatherings with our Missional Communities, we'll be taking a look at what Paul has to encourage us in the book of Philippians. This message by pastor Todd covers chapter 1.

Wrapping up the story of Joseph means wrapping up the story of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph - all to set up the Exodus. And what's Moses' point? Incredible forgiveness that looks and feels a lot like the gospel.

In this message, pastor Todd explores the idea of the blessing. How do words become influential in shaping our futures?

Jacob moves to Goshen, meets Pharaoh and makes a special request to Joseph which serves as an example of faith to those who long for the new heavens and new earth.

The climatic moment we've been waiting for happens here in chapter 45 when Joseph reveals himself to his brothers. The good news is hard to miss!

The drama continues to unfold as Joseph maintains his secret identity to his brothers all while two gospel reminders are revealed, hiding in plain sight.