Ruth was not born into the people of God, but her story reminds us that God loves the outsider. He cares deeply about the ordinary details of our life and He can be trusted, no matter how dire our circumstances seem.

The life of Judah shows us the corrosive effect of bitterness and jealousy, but also reveals the power of repentance and reinstatement. No one is too far gone for God. He loves to forgive and reunite His people.

We kicked off our summer series by looking at Tamar's story from Genesis 38.

Warning: this sermon contains adult themes, including sexual abuse.

As we get ready for our new series, Meet the Family, on Sunday, Luke explains why genealogies are important and helpful so that we have context to what we will be looking at during the service.

From Romans 8 Matthew talked about 5 proofs of God's love for us, that mean we can be secure in our place in God's family forever.

Romans 8 says that we are no longer slaves, but are brought into the sonship of God, and this changes everything. Dan spoke about 5 ways in which this change is significant.

Please note that this recording began with the opposites game but the introduction for that was lost from the recording.