Our faith is rooted in God’s promises for eternity. By looking at those promises we are reminded of who we are and what our mission is. And we find the endurance to pursue it.

In our first message on “Rhythms of Revival” we begin with the “Rhythm of Retreat”. We believe that enduring change requires endurance. And sustained revival requires healthy personal practices for it to endure. To that end, we explore the cycle of work and rest that Jesus exemplified during his life and ministry on earth.

This message was recorded 2 months ago.

Our church has a role to play in ending systemic racism. We want to see God’s justice roll down like waters. These 6 statements are for us to understand and exalt the movement of God against systemic racism.

The power of Pentecost meets us in the pain we experience from this pandemic and societal injustice like racism. God brings truth and transformation to fill your life with freedom, hope, and power.

Can we imagine this season of waiting as a time where God is preparing us? We can position ourselves to hear God’s promises and receive his power.

As people who love and trust God, we are assured of victory in life’s many battles. We are assured that we are not alone. We are assured that the power of God himself goes before us into any circumstance. But first, we must be humble.

Courage involves risk. In every situation, we can have sight that helps us see and trust in the supernatural power of God.

God wants to give you victory for every battle you are facing. In the story of Joshua and the victory at Jericho God shows us the actions we must take to be courageous and find victory.

Marci Miller brings us a sermon from Joshua.