All of us have moments where our circumstances seem insurmountable, but the act of having faith is being able to move forward as led by God, without knowing all the answers first. Instead, we need to trust that God is god who intervenes; he is who he says he is and he will do what he says he can do.

We’re starting a new series today called, "Wait, What?" because there’s some stuff in the Bible that just catches us off guard. And that’s true whether you’ve been following Jesus for your whole life or you just said yes to Jesus last week. There’s stuff in the Bible that we’re really surprised to find there…and we’re not quite sure what to do with it.

Our weaknesses can be a strength when they cause us to look to God for endurance in tough times. See how an unlikely hero was powerful beyond his own doubt with God's aid.

An unwillingness to surrender your self-sufficiency to God creates a barrier to his ability, power and plans for you. You do not have to to have all the skills when setting out in reliance on God; God will equip you with what you need.

Join us for a special Father's Day Weekend with Greg Stier, CEO and Founder of Dare 2 Share Ministries.

Last week we saw how Joseph was living his self-centered life with himself as the only priority; this week we see his transformation to God-centered. Others in Joseph's life see this change in priority and God remains with Joseph through his trials and blesses him with opportunities to be on mission in the world. Check out this week's message and learn how you can also be an agent for God and be a blessing to others.

We take a look at the story of Joseph (of the multicolored cloak) and how he was ruled by his obsession with himself. Self obsession, or living in selfie mode, is fueled by either pride or insecurity. God may need you to get rid of that trait before you can be blessed by his plans for you.

We open this new series on unfiltered grace with the focus on Abraham and how he lived in fear. Abraham seemed to be trying to prove how God couldn't possibly use him for God's good purposes even as Abraham continually second-guessed and meddled in God's instructions for him. But God knew Abraham to be a believer and was able to use him for great things.

What would a graduation speech look like from Jesus to his Disciples? What would Jesus say? Where would Jesus take the disciples? What questions would Jesus ask? And what would Jesus say to us today? Join us as we journey to Caesarea Philippi for an important lesson from the gospel of Matthew.

We wrap up the series on the secret to relationships by looking at how employer/employee relationships can also be an act of worship (or not), depending on how you view and treat those you spend your work life with.