We aren't guaranteed a great life here on earth, so what can we really expect from God? Pastor Chase Jackson explores this question in the context of the Exile.

Kyle Jacob preaches about how fragile our hope is when we put it in man and in leaders. God is the true king that can hold the weight of our expectations.

Pastor Peter preaches about how God's character is revealed in the books of Genesis and Exodus and how we can expect God to be the same towards us today.

Pastor Joel Gillman talks about the need to build up the church with our words. Paul encourages and builds up Philemon in these verses and in doing so sets up an example of being a people who love to encourage and affirm each other.

In this sermon, Pastor Joel Gillman explores the historical situation is written in. Paul, an apostle and church planter, is writing to Philemon, a church leader and slave owner in Colossae about his runaway slave Onesimus, who is now a Brother because of his faith in Jesus.

We finish our series through the Gospel of Mark. Mark ends with a cliff hanger- the tomb is empty, what will happen next? The same question is posed to us as it was to the suffering believers in Rome: Will you continue the Gospel story?

Executive Pastoral Candidate Chase Jackson Preaches on the crucifixion, focusing on how Jesus remained silent before Pilate, and a biblical definition of Meakness- Having a sword, knowing how to use it, and knowing when to not even put your hand to the hilt.

Joel Gillman looks at Peter's denial of Jesus and how Jesus forgives and restores Peter to the apostles.