In this week's conversation, Pastor Clay walks us through a portion of Joseph's story where he encountered God's timing. In this portion of Joseph's story, we see that his story unfolds according to God's timing.

Have you ever found yourself believing that God wasn't moving or that He was absent or unconcerned with your situation? As Pastor Clay continues to lead us in this series, we see that God is moving and preparing Joseph for certain things.

In the second conversation of this series, Pastor Clay encourages us to think about the importance of integrity in the life of someone who follows Jesus. While continuing to look at the story of Joseph, we see how embraced integrity in his actions.

jealousyIn the opening message of a new series, Pastor Clay begins to lead us on a journey of looking at the life of Joseph in the Old Testament. During this opening conversation, we see just how jealousy can change things.

Here is the good news! No matter how much jealousy tries to control the situation or the perspective, God still has the final say!

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In this New Year's message, Pastor Clay challenges us to finish well as we head into the New Year!

In this week's conversation, Pastor Clay encourages us to consider what we can offer to Jesus as we think through His birth in a manger. While dialing into the concept of worship, we are encouraged to consider what kind of worship we offer Jesus.

In this week's conversation, Pastor Clay invites us to consider the view of Christmas from the book of John! In the first eighteen verses of the book of John, we are encouraged to consider three things.

1. Don't demote Jesus.

2. Don't miss what God is doing.

3. Don't miss who Jesus is.

In the third conversation of this series, Pastor Clay invites us to consider the view of Christmas that is given in the book of Matthew. While spending conversation and time in the book of Matthew, we see that Jesus is given three specific names.

In the second conversation of this series, Pastor Clay shifts our focus from the book of Mark to the book of Luke. During the conversation, we are encouraged to consider the reality of God's promises that are always fulfilled despite the experience of silence.

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In the opening conversation of this series, Pastor Clay invites us to consider the first view of Christmas that comes from the book of Mark. In this conversation, we see significant truths about who Jesus is and what only He can do.