This week we celebrate the event upon which all of our faith and life hinges… the resurrection of Jesus. Because Jesus is alive, every aspect of our lives should be transformed as he becomes the lens and worldview through which we interpret all of our life experiences.

This week we wrap up Joseph’s story as well as the book of Genesis. What we will find as we bring this series to a close is that God is faithful. He is faithful to fulfill His plan, bring His people to forgiveness, and to bring good out of evil.

This week we dive into the story of Joseph in Genesis 37. His life is full of what we would consider unjust suffering. The question we all ask when we feel we are suffering unjustly is “Why?” Join us as we consider the answer to that question.

This week we continue in the story of Jacob. We will see that God not only fulfills His promises through broken people... He transforms broken people into new creations with a new purpose: to live a life on mission for His glory and the good of others.

This week we will continue to dive into the story of a seriously dysfunctional family in Genesis 27/28. Favoritism, greed, selfish desires, rage... this is not the kind of family we would expect God to move through. Yet, he does in His mercy and grace. And this is really good news for all of us.

This week we dive into Genesis 25 and the story of Isaac and Rebekah. We will see that God fulfills His promises in unusual ways to demonstrate His work in redemption. and He fulfills His promises through unworthy people to demonstrate that HIs promises aren’t based on our goodness, but on His unchanging faithfulness.

This week we dive into the story of Abraham and Isaac found in Genesis chapter 22. We will see God continue to foreshadow the fulfillment of His promise, as well as find hope in the midst of pain, suffering, and loss.

This week we kick off a new series and dive into the second act of the book of Genesis.

This week we will hear from one of our global mission partners. Andrew Even serves with Manna Worldwide whose mission is to rescue children from the grip of poverty.

The story of the Tower of Babel is the story of humanity's search to regain what we have lost because of sin. We long for belonging, significance, and greatness. We were meant to find these things fulfilled in God, but run to our own cities and towers that leave us empty.