What does genuine generosity look like when it’s fuelled by the gospel? In this sermon, Pastor Nathan unpacks Paul’s words to the Corinthians, showing how God’s grace transformed the Macedonian churches into joyful, sacrificial givers—even in the midst of hardship. True generosity isn’t about wealth—it’s about worship. As we receive God’s abundant grace in Christ, that grace is meant to overflow through us in love, service, and financial giving. Discover how grace given, multiplied, and embodied in Christ produces lives of worshipful generosity.

In this concluding message from the Genesis series, Pastor Chris helps us see the goodness of God’s sovereign hand in a broken world. Through Joseph’s story in Genesis 50, we are reminded that while we live in a world filled with grief, betrayal, and sin, God is always working out His perfect and redemptive plans.

•  Lament in a Messed-Up World – It’s right to weep and lament when facing the pain of death and sin, but Christians do so with hope, trusting in a sovereign God who sees and cares.
  
•  God’s Good Plans in a Messed-Up World – Even when others mean evil, God means it for good. Pastor Chris points to the life of Joseph—and ultimately to Jesus—as proof that God’s purposes cannot be thwarted by human sin.
  
•  A Future Hope in a Messed-Up World – Joseph’s dying words looked forward to God’s promise being fulfilled. We too can trust in the God who will one day make all things new through Jesus Christ.
  

No matter how broken the world feels, this sermon calls us to trust, forgive, and hope—because God is not absent or indifferent. He is present, powerful, and accomplishing His good plans, even through messed-up people in a messed-up world.

In Genesis 49, Jacob speaks words over his sons that reveal not just their past failures, but God’s future purposes. This sermon explores how God brings blessing out of brokenness—not because of human merit, but through the promised Messiah. Despite sin, failure, and rebellion, God is faithful. He brings grace where there is guilt and hope where there is hurt.

Join us as we trace the promise from Judah’s lion to Jesus Christ, the Lion of Judah, who turns broken lives into testimonies of grace.

In this sermon from Genesis 45:9–46:27, Pastor Chris shows how embracing God’s grace leads us to faithful obedience. As Jacob learns that Joseph is alive and prepares to journey to Egypt, we see God’s hand at work—providing, guiding, and fulfilling His promises. Even in uncertainty, God’s grace calls His people to trust and follow Him.

In this sermon from Genesis 42–45:8, Pastor Nathan walks us through the story of Joseph and his brothers—a story marked by betrayal, guilt, testing, and transformation. But at the heart of it all is God’s providence. What others meant for evil, God meant for good.

When life brings hardship, how can we trust that God is still working? This message answers the question: How can the bad things in life be good things? Through Joseph’s story—and ultimately through the gospel—we see that God uses even our suffering to expose sin, produce repentance, and fulfill His redemptive purposes.