This week, the "Story of God" takes us into the wilderness, where God's people get impatient with how long things are taking and decide to make another God to worship. And we realize that we all struggle with waiting on God for the best of what he has for us.

As the "Story of God" continues, we pick up with Moses, out in the desert with some good excuses for why God can't possibly use him for his purposes. And what we find is that his fears and weaknesses are the same in our lives, but often the very place God wants to work in and through us!

Listen in as Pastor Tim gives a bit more detail on where we're headed with Project New Life and what that means financially for the church!

This week, we continue through the "Story of God" with Joseph, a guy who lost more than most of us ever will... twice. And yet God was still "with him" and showing his greatness through his life!

Take a listen as Pastor Tim updates us on Project New Life and how we as a church are going to continue to risk for the sake of our community!

This week, we continue in our "Story of God" series, talking about God testing Abraham's faith, bringing him right to the edge of what he can handle. And through the story, we find that how we respond to crisis in our lives reflects what we believe about who God really is.

After a week off for hurricane Irma, we continue our "Story of God" series with the story of Abram, as God begins to work his purposes through a family that will become his people.

This week, we continue through the "Story of God," moving from creation to the flood and taking a look at Noah and his commitment to walk with God!

This week, we begin our new series "The Story of God" which will take us throughout this next year, giving us a high altitude view of who God is and what he is up to in the Bible. We begin where the story begins, with creation... a God of love bringing about beauty and order!

This week is our final Sunday of the "Saying Grace" series, taking a look at one of the most dramatic transformations in the Bible... as Paul is literally confronted with God's grace on his way to Damascus.