Egypt was a scary place for Joseph's family. Yet, God led Jacob and sons there in order to preserve them and help them flourish. This teaching reminds us again that God's plan can be trusted for our lives.

Jacob's life is coming to a close, yet the words of faith he shares with his family are powerful. He learned by living that God was his Shepherd. God was in control even when life felt out of control. He can be trusted to keep His promise of blessing and therefore, we can trust Him too.

We are nearing the end of Joseph's story. Tension is building. Will Joseph and his family reunite? Will there be forgiveness? Will they reconcile?

Join us as we learn about reconciliation and how God calls and equips us to be reconcilers in our lives today.

Guilt. It is a powerful emotion that can be used to help us deal with sin biblically OR keep us from living the new life that Jesus offers to us. Join us as we study this from the story of Joseph.

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Trusting that God is working is hard, especially when the days turn into weeks, months, and years. But God's timing is designed to build trust and faithfulness in His people. Today we learn this lesson from the life of Joseph.

Where is God in our moments of greatest temptation? He is with us.

Today we learn from the life of Joseph how God walks with and empowers His people for service. We also learn what it means to walk with God as we face trials and temptations.

Sin rarely stems from one decision but from multiple choices made over the course of time. Together, we look at how Joseph goes from being the favored son to a slave and this affects each part of his family.

What makes a person? As we begin our study on the life of Joseph, this first teaching looks at his past--broken and messy--and sees God's grace at the center of Joseph's story.

In this message, Pastor Jay looks at 6 kinds of fruit that we bear as we learn to abide in Jesus.

This week’s message is a commissioning service for Pastor Jay Weber, where we publicly sets him apart for the calling God has given him as our youth pastor. Together we are reminded that pastoral ministry is not just a job but a sacred calling marked by sacrifice, accountability, and the need for the Holy Spirit’s power. The sermon closes with Paul’s charge to Timothy, calling Jay to preach the Word, endure hardship, and fulfill his ministry with faithfulness.