We may never experience the amount of suffering that Job did, but we can know for sure that suffering is a part of life. Today's message gives practical ways to prepare for what comes our way as we faithfully follow Jesus.

In today's message, Pastor Jarrod shares four ways to make it through a Job-like testing to rise from the ashes and live again.

After Job and his friends said what they had to say about his situation and God's hand in it, God finally speaks directly to Job...and us. Join Pastor Jarrod in Job chapter 38.

Like Job, many of us think God is safe and tolerable. Today's message from Pastor Jarrod points out that this kind of thinking is very dangerous as it can lead to doubting, distrusting, and even denying God.

Sometimes we can get so caught up in the drama in our lives that we need a friend to speak truth to us lovingly but bluntly. Join Pastor Jarrod in Job 32 as we meet the person who was that friend to Job.

We are living in turbulent times and it's easy to get caught up in the things of this world and what we are passionate about, but as Christians we have a standard that defines how we respond to all situations. During this turbulent election season, this message will prayerfully provide answers to how we can respond in a way that is pleasing to God.

In his yearly vision message, Pastor Jarrod shares what God has done through Grace over the past year, and challenges us to stay the course and see where God takes us in the year to come and beyond.

From John the Baptist's haunting question in a prison cell to the mystery of God's blessings, Doug Herman guides us through a journey to find faith amidst tragedy. His gripping story and deep insight will help you find hope in the broken pieces of life.

Silence seems to be the most common response to our prayers, especially when suffering, but that doesn't mean God isn't listening. What can be learned from God's silence? Follow along as Pastor Jarrod continues Job's story.

It's hard to know what to say to someone going through a difficult time or personal tragedy. Today Job's friends teach us what not to say or imply, and we'll also learn what to do to offer helpful support.