What's your story of Easter? In this Resurrection Sunday message from Colossians 3, Pastor Spencer Harmon reveals how the story of Easter can become your story when you join Christ in his resurrection. From the silent tomb to the empty grave clothes folded neatly on the ledge, discover three glorious reasons to want resurrection life: the old you dies—your sin and suffering no longer define you; a new you lives—Christ becomes your life and purpose; and the best is yet to come—when Christ appears, you'll appear with Him in glory. Whether your Easter is marked by rejoicing, busyness, or obligation, learn why Christians should bank everything on the resurrection and live like Jesus is truly alive.

Is everything going to be okay? In this Palm Sunday message from Psalm 2, Pastor Spencer Harmon reveals three truths about King Jesus that calm our fears when the world seems dark: the vanity of fighting the King, where nations rage but God laughs because their opposition is empty as vapor; the simplicity of identifying the King, where the resurrection is God's divine review declaring Jesus as the global ruler with incontrovertible authority; and the security of believing the King, where the one who will judge the world is himself the only refuge from judgment. From Star Wars lessons with his son to bold gospel proclamation at no-kings rallies, discover why Christians should be the most confident people on earth.

Mountains falling, stars crashing, waters roaring—and yet you don't have to fear. In this powerful testimony from Psalm 46, Pastor Sean Perron shares his two-year battle with stage 4 Hodgkin's lymphoma, revealing three unshakable promises: God is our refuge, God is our strength, and God is a very present help in trouble. From a paralyzing fear of needles to septic shock during a bone marrow transplant, discover how God met Sean in his darkest moments—and how these same promises hold true for you.

Genesis 31 is a relational crash site—and the investigators need to examine the debris. In this message from Genesis 31, Pastor Spencer Harmon walks through the explosion between Jacob and Laban, revealing four toxic elements that destroy relationships: thinking wrong thoughts that believe the worst, doing wrong things that spiral into mutual destruction, taking wrong posture rooted in pride, and pursuing wrong solutions that avoid true reconciliation. From Laban's gaslighting to household gods being sat on, discover why the real solution was in front of Laban the whole time—the God of Jacob. Don't miss this urgent call to examine the cracks in your relationships before the explosion happens and trust the one who will never fail you.

Did you forget about God's grace this week? In this convicting message from Genesis 30, Pastor Spencer Harmon exposes the greatest spiritual threat Christians face: gospel amnesia. Through Jacob's bizarre scheme with striped sticks and speckled sheep, discover the two times we're most likely to forget God's grace—when life hurts and when life works. From Laban's betrayal to Jacob's superstitious "junk science," learn why success can be just as spiritually dangerous as suffering. Don't miss this powerful message reminding us that everything is grace, we need concrete reminders of the cross, and God doesn't need our ingenious plans—He's been faithful all along.

What do you do when you walk into a family mess? In this message from Genesis 30, Pastor Spencer Harmon opens the door to Jacob's household, exposing the drama, idolatry, and pain of two sisters desperately competing for children and love. From the strange story of mandrakes to Rachel's envy and Leah's rejection, discover three powerful ways God deals with our family messes: He remembers our pain, reveals our idolatry, and removes our reproach. Learn how Jesus met a woman at Jacob's well thousands of years later with the same offer he makes you today—living water that satisfies forever.

How do you know God is present in your life? In this message from Genesis 29, Pastor Spencer Harmon reveals two ways God demonstrates his engagement with his children—and one of them might surprise you. From Jacob's cascade of blessings at the well to his devastating wedding night deception, discover how God shows his presence through both the blessings we ignore and the discipline we endure. Learn why the deceiver gets deceived, how a sick week led to tears in a backyard, and why God's fatherly discipline is actually proof of his love.

Have you ever felt lost on life's journey, wondering if God is doing anything in your mess? In this message from Genesis 28, Pastor Spencer Harmon reveals how Jacob's chaotic flight from home became an unexpected encounter with God's presence. Discover three features of the unexpected journeys God takes us on: they include your mess, exclude your careful plans, and transform what you think you need. From Jacob's dream of the stairway to heaven to Jesus declaring "I am the way," learn why your twists and turns aren't accidents—they're divine appointments. Don't miss this moving reminder that what you need most isn't a solution to your problems, but your Father's presence with you.

Every family has defining stories—but not all of them are happy. In this message on Genesis 27, Pastor Spencer Harmon exposes the shocking dysfunction in Isaac's family: a failing father, a manipulative mother, a blaspheming son, and a hard-hearted brother plotting murder. Discover where all family brokenness comes from and why this mess matters for you. Learn three critical family responses when you find sin tearing your home apart: run to God not a quick fix, submit to God's Word not your way, and embrace hope not despair. From Isaac's trembling realization to the gospel that transforms broken families, find out why there's hope even for the most devastated homes.

What if the secret to overcoming fear isn't turning inward but outward to God's promises? In this powerful message on Genesis 26:1-35, Pastor Spencer Harmon reveals three steps away from fear through Isaac's story. First, recognize scripture's relevance to your fears as spiritual problems requiring spiritual solutions. Second, admit fear's nature as an inward turn that expands trouble beyond what you intend. Third, embrace faith's remedy by trusting God is present with you by grace to bless you as you obey. God's presence surrounds you: I will be with you in your future, I am with you right now, and I have been with you in your past.