If you are unable to join us for Revival 2024 in person, then check out the conversations here!

If you are unable to join us for Revival 2024 in person, then check out the conversations here!

If you are unable to join us for Revival 2024 in person, then check out the conversations here!

During the conversation, Pastor Clay invites us to consider what we are connected to. As we walk through John 15, we see the importance of being connected to Jesus because He is the best thing that we can offer.

In the final conversation of this series, Pastor Clay leads through the closing chapter of Genesis, the final moments of Joseph's life experience.

As we arrive at these final moments, we see God's will and purpose in Joseph's life come to fruition. Through this conversation, we see three considerations.

1. Don't mistake your will for God's will.

2. Don't miss God's working in your circumstances.

3. Don't miss the blessing of being faithful.

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How often do you consider the way that you respond to your circumstances? As Pastor Clay continues to walk us through the life experience of Joseph, we encounter how our perception of our circumstances, past or present, can be influenced by Scripture.

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When it comes to giving and receiving trust within our relationships, we would all admit that it can be difficult sometimes. It can be tempting to believe that certain people are undeserving of God's grace and His Gospel.

As Pastor Clay continues to walk us through the life experience of Joseph, we see three realities of God's grace and His Gospel.

1. There are no outsiders when it comes to the Gospel.

2. There are no favorites in God's grace.

3. God has not left you.

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In this week's conversation, Pastor Clay invites us to consider how we may both serve and persevere in the moments that God places in front of us!

We would love for you to join us in person on Sunday mornings at 8:30 a.m. or 10:45 a.m. as we gather together to worship God collectively.

Grace can be a powerful thing. Throughout the narrative of the Gospel, you can see moments of grace that were offered to people that drastically changed their lives. One of the greatest moments of grace offered was Jesus dying on the cross and giving anyone who trusts in Him the opportunity to have eternal life.

As Pastor Clay continues to lead us through the story of Joseph's life experience, we come upon a moment where Joseph chooses to extend grace to his brothers. At a time when he could have allowed bitterness to convince him that grace was not worth sharing, we see him respond differently.

We would love for you to join us in person on Sunday mornings at 8:30 a.m. or 10:45 a.m. as we gather together to worship God collectively.

It can be easy to look at our past or moments of crisis and want to move away from them as fast as possible. What if God wanted to do something through you, despite your past or moments of crisis?

As Pastor Clay continues to lead us through the narrative of Joseph, we see where Joseph comes into a moment where he must decide how he will respond to the chance for revenge.