Our first message in a new series examining the life of Jacob and applying it to our own families. In this message we take a look at Isaac and Rebekah and the circumstances leading up to the birth of their children. We also consider the dangers that come along with comparison.

Resurrection Sunday sermon. Friday Jesus hung on the cross. Sunday Jesus rose victoriously. But in-between those two monumental days was the silent sabbath. What can we learn from that day?

Jesus has need of empty vessels. Are you one?

Job faced unexplainable grief in his life, but as we come to the final chapter we find four powerful words in the text... After this, Job lived. There is life after loss.

Where was God in the concentration camps? During 9/11? In all the flood, hurricanes, and earthquakes? These questions are often hurled at believers as accusations. When God appears silent in our suffering, where is he and why?

On the night before his crucifixion, Jesus shows us that his mind and his heart was still set on loving and serving his people. Of all the things he could have clung to that evening what he reached for was a towel.

As Job suffered, without answers, without comforters, he rested on a few rock-solid, unchanging promises that we as believers can rest on as well!

When we face suffering, what a blessing it is to have someone who can weep with you, listen to you, and maybe offer words of hope and encouragement. But what happens when friends only add to your suffering? What can we learn from Job's three friends about how we should, and shouldn't, respond to those facing trials...

Our first message in a new series from the Book of Job. We look at an overview of this book and take a dive into the way we often respond to suffering versus what God is trying to show us in it.

Our final sermon from our series in Philippians we look at the wonderful peace that comes from being content in Christ.