Control works right up until you run into someone stronger than you. Jacob the schemer meets Laban—a manipulator even craftier than himself. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller shows the deceiver getting a taste of his own medicine. Discover why God let Jacob get out-schemed.

This is part two of the sermon, “Jacob: Seeking Significance Through Power.”

Many of us try to scheme, grip, and manage every outcome. Jacob grabbed his brother’s heel, birthright, and blessing by deceit. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller traces Jacob’s lifelong hunger for power and control. Discover why the God who already promised the blessing let Jacob go after it anyway.

This is part one of the sermon, “Jacob: Seeking Significance Through Power.”

The people who wound us deepest are often the ones we most wanted to impress. Joseph faced the brothers who sold him—and wept, forgave, and blessed. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller reveals how a new identity unlocks forgiveness. Discover why we can only release someone once we stop needing their approval.

This is part three of the sermon, “Joseph: Seeking Significance Through People.”

What if we do everything right and still get overlooked, dishonored, or forgotten? Joseph lands in a pit, a prison, and a promise the cupbearer forgets. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller follows Joseph’s awakening. Discover why one refrain—"the Lord was with Joseph”—outlasted every person who let him down.

This is part two of the sermon, “Joseph: Seeking Significance Through People.”

Many of us crave the smile, the applause, the nod that says we finally matter. Joseph dreamed of his whole family bowing—and it nearly cost him his life. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller traces Joseph’s dream. Discover why chasing significance through people turns approval into an idol that always fails.

This is part one of the sermon, “Joseph: Seeking Significance Through People.”

What if we could wake up each day as God's beloved, instead of fending for ourselves? Jesus took our broken identities to the cross and traded them for His own. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller poses one question: orphan or child? Discover why the prodigal’s robe, ring, and feast answer our deepest soul needs. 

This is part three of the sermon, “Mapping Our Hearts.”

We all use strategies to meet our deepest soul needs—however legitimate or not. Satan's oldest lie says we’re better off fending for ourselves apart from God. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller maps nine ways we build identity on idols. Discover how the same temptation that felled Adam was the one Jesus refused in the wilderness.

This is part two of the sermon, “Mapping Our Hearts.”

Each one of us wakes up in the universe aching to matter, to be safe, to be satisfied. We were made as children of God but now we live like orphans fending for ourselves. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller launches a new series on identity. Discover why every idol over-promises significance and then under-delivers.

This is part one of the sermon, “Mapping Our Hearts.”

We were never meant to have our sense of well-being rise and fall with our worst day. Jesus offers a self we don't build but receive—firm, secure, unshakable. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller unveils the gospel-centered life as the way home. Discover why an identity given by grace is more durable than anything we could ever earn.

This is part three of the sermon, “Built For Life.”

We all feel the pressure to look inside, even to the point of inventing our own identity. But while every song says “be yourself,” deep down we’re left wanting. In this message, Pastor Philip Miller exposes “expressive individualism” as a lie. Discover why building our lives on our own self is sinking sand, in the words of Jesus.

This is part two of the sermon, “Built For Life.”