This Sunday, Pastor Kevin led the congregation in some guided discussion about why Joseph treated his brothers with kindness instead of anger.

Pastor Kevin continues our deep dive into the family, life, and legacy of Joseph.

Genesis 41: 41-53

God uses Joseph to provide for the people of Egypt during a terrible drought. How is this similar to the miracle of the Loaves and Fishes? What can we learn about recognizing God's provision and not confusing it with out own?

Our series on the life of Joseph continues.

Pastor Kevin gives an overview of the history of Epiphany as well as an update on the state of the church today.

We process the death of Amir Locke and Jamari Rice. Pastor Kevin reminds us, through the story of Joseph, that God is with us. Even in the midst of suffering, God is with us.

Guest Preacher, Steve Fitzhugh teaches us about what it looks like to be a dreamer in God's Kingdom.

At this point in our series on the Life of Joseph, we find Joseph wrongfully imprisoned. Pastor Kevin, found it fitting that we arrived at this point in Joseph's story in time for MLK Jr. Day. Dr. King also found himself imprisoned a variety of times. On one particular occasion, King wrote a powerful letter to the Clergymen of Alabama, who did not approve of his methods. Today, we honored King's memory by listening to an audio recording of Letter from a Birmingham Jail. His message to the clergymen in 1963 still contains important and convicting messages to the Church today.

Pastor Kevin teaches from Genesis 39, Joseph's journey from Potipher's slave to prisoner.