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Faith isn’t certainty but the courage to bring your toughest questions to God. Through Abraham’s bold negotiation over Sodom, we learn that pilgrimage fosters real friendship—inviting us to wrestle with injustice, pray vulnerably for others, and drop the façade of perfect belief, culminating in Jesus, who perfectly unites justice and mercy.
Catch Up on Sunday’s Sermon!
When we are tempted to forget God's promises—especially after long waits and impossible odds—He gives us powerful reminders to call us back to trust and obedience.
When waiting feels unbearable, our human frailty is exposed—but Genesis 16 reveals a God who sees, hears, and remains faithful even in our missteps. Will you keep waiting faithfully, trusting the One who never looks away?
Missed Sunday's message? Join us as this week, we’re continuing our series, Pilgrimage, where we continue the story of the life of Abraham in Genesis 15.
Missed Sunday's message? Join us as this week, we’re continuing our series, Pilgrimage, where we continue the story of the life of Abraham in Genesis 13.
Missed Sunday’s message? Watch now as we explore our new series, Pilgrimage! This week, Jonathan Dove kicks of our series with a message from Genesis 12, the call of Abram.
Missed Sunday’s message? Listen now as we explore “Symbols of Easter: The Tomb and The Linen Cloths”!
Missed the Good Friday message? Listen now as we explore Symbols of Easter: The Coins, The Basin, The Cross, and The Table!
Missed Sunday’s message? Listen now as we explore “Symbols of Easter: The Donkey, The Palms, and the Chorus”! This week, Jonathan dives into how our expectations—about power, freedom, and what Jesus will do for us—often lead to disappointment, and how three symbols of Palm Sunday reveal God’s deeper purposes. From the humble donkey that redefines true power, to the palm branches that point us beyond political freedom to spiritual transformation, to the chorus of praise that challenges our transactional faith—discover how letting go of our expectations makes way for resurrection life.
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