God redeemed Joseph despite all that happened with his brothers, with his masters, with his family...and he can do that for us too.

In this final session, Pastor Tim outlines the final few chapters of Joseph's story in Genesis and reminds us that God's redemptive work gives us life.

Famine strikes the land, as Joseph predicted, the brothers come to Egypt seeking food for their family, and a family reunion occurs. Although it doesn't happen right away!

This Sunday, Pastor Tim walks us through the changes that occur for the brothers as they learn who Jospeh is and what God has done through him.

This Sunday, we welcomed Pastor Brandon Williams as he reminds us that wherever we go, we will always have Jesus.

Jospeh's life has just as many twists and turns as ours -- with his twists resulting in years of faithfully waiting, in less than favorable conditions. But, as God does to those who are faithful, he not only redeems Joseph, he elevates him to second over all of Egypt.

In this third session, Pastor Tim reminds us that despite hardships and betrayals in our lives, God can (and will) heal the pain from those hurts and He will bless us and make us fruitful whoever we are!

Joseph remains faithful to the Lord despite unwanted and unwelcome advances from Potiphar's wife -- resulting in him being back in prison.

In this session, Pastor Tim reminds us that challenging circumstances in our lives help us to walk closer with the Lord in our future.

In this first session, Pastor Tim starts at the beginning of Joesph's story and reminds us that despite challenges we may face with family, God's plans for us will never be changed.

In this final session, Pastor Tim challenges us to help the poor. Not because it's a good idea, but because God's Word tells us that's what we should do.

In this session, Pastor Tim answers two questions that focus on debt, 1) Is it a sin? and 2) Should we use debt (as Christians)?

Proverbs has a lot to say about wealth and work. This Sunday, Pastor Tim focuses on three proverbs to help us understand the difference between working hard and not being lazy.

Two important questions have surfaced based on recent events in our nation and our world...What does it cost to follow Jesus? AND Are we (you) willing to bear that cost?

This Sunday, Pastor Tim takes a Sunday to address current events and remind us that in Jesus we have peace, because He has overcome the world (John 16:33).