The Lord shows favor for Joseph over and over again. Joseph's father, Jacob, was shown this same favor but never seemed to be able to see it and rest easy in it. Why was that? What was the difference between Jacob and Joseph?

In part 3 we find that Joseph chooses to continue to honor God even when he can't see his plan. You would think this choice would make life easier for Joseph, but this week we see that is not always true.

As a teenager, Joseph receives some visions from God that seem to indicated a very promising future. But what does he do when it looks like that future isn't going to come about? What would we do?

As we begin our look at one of the most stunning examples of God's sovereignty, we go to Joseph's roots by studying the life of Jacob and ask the obvious question: "Why in the world does God choose to bless Jacob?"

Community is God's primary tool for tethering, comforting, and sustaining his children. We hope you will listen or watch this week's message and reflect more on the power of community.

We have all heard that Christians need to have Jesus-Centered homes and we all probably want that to be true of our homes. But how do we practically do that? Watch or listen this week for very practical steps to making Jesus the center of your home.

In a world of constant distractions, frantic schedules, and rampant burnout what would it look like to take to heart the simple encouragement found in Psalm 46:10, to be still and know that he is God?

We all know God wants us to give, but the interesting question is why. Why does God want his people to be ones characterized by generosity?

Psalm 16:11 is more of a greatest hit than a one hit wonder. It's an incredibly hopeful verse that promises fullness of joy. So the question is, why don't we always experience it?

We are taking this Sunday to focus on several of the organizations and individuals with whom we partner in ministry. The highlight will be hearing from Jennifer Taylor with Refugee Hope Partners and Casey and Sarah Prince with Ubuntu and Acts of Grace.