The last message in Fathers of Faith is “Jacob: To Be a People.” What is the promise that comes with the change in Jacob's name? Was Jacob chosen because he was flawless? Do we allow God to bring us together? To let us be a people? Let us rejoice in our shared faith!

The scripture readings come from Genesis 28:10-15 and Genesis 35:1, 9-15.

The next message in Fathers of Faith is "Isaac: Child of Promise." What is the promise that comes with the birth of Issac? What can we learn from Abraham, Sarah, and Hagar? Do we get ahead of ourselves sometimes? Do we try to get God to go where we want instead of following where God is leading? Let us rejoice in our shared faith!

The scripture readings come from Genesis 21:1-13 and Galatians 4:21-28.

We begin a three week series, Faithful Fathers, with "Abraham: Father of Nations." Abraham gives us an example of faith. But what about Abraham as a father? What do we learn from him? What do we learn about God? Let us rejoice in our shared faith!

Our scripture readings come from Genesis 17:1-7 and Hebrews 11:8-12.

Pentecost marks the end of our Easter series, Discover Hope. Our final message is "A Greater Understanding" and it contrasts two biblical accounts of speech being changed. How do the Tower of Babel story and the Pentecost narrative work together? Do we build our own towers? Are we being disciples or are we making them? Join us as we rediscover hope this Easter season!

Our scripture readings come from Genesis 11:1-9 and Acts 2:1-21.

As we near the end of the Easter season, we near the end of Discover Hope. Today's message is "Set Free" and in it looks at the idea of finding freedom. Revelation gives us an example of perfect freedom, while Acts gives us an example of escaping our bonds. But what responsibility comes with freedom? How do we share our freedom? How do we use it? Join us as we rediscover hope this Easter season!

Our scripture readings come from Acts 16:16-34 and Revelation 22:12-14, 16-17, 20-21.