Ruth’s journey culminates in redemption—This message reminds us that even in the midst of hardship, God's faithfulness is writing a greater story, and our faithfulness in the ordinary matters in His redemptive work.

Text: Ruth 4:1-22

Speaker: Dan Snyder

Here in chapter 3, we see courage, trust, and wise action intersect as Ruth takes a bold step on an uncertain path that sets the stage for God’s provision. 

Text: Ruth 3:1-18

Speaker: Aaron Patton 

After Naomi’s bitterness in chapter 1, Ruth shows us a different way forward—faithful, hopeful, and obedient.

Text: Ruth 2:1-23

Speaker: Ethan Morrison

Through the struggles, setbacks, and unexpected twists of life, God is quietly at work, preparing redemption and hope. This message encourages moms—and all of us—to trust God’s provision even in the midst of life’s ups and downs.

Text: Ruth 1:1-22

Speaker: Aaron Patton

This week, we look into the life of James, the Half brother of Jesus.  He was not heard from until AFTER the resurrection,  then he became a leader along with Peter of the Jerusalem church at the time of Pentecost, the persecution of the Saints, and the subsequent scattering of the saints abroad. 

James 1:1-7

Speaker: Aaron Patton

Why does God allow suffering? Why do we experience pain? This week we will be looking at 2 Corinthians 12 and the life of Paul to answer why God allowed suffering in Paul's life.

Speaker: Aaron Patton

God has designed comfort to not only be something that is received, but also passed on.

Text: 2 Corinthians 1:3-7

Speaker: Dallas Seamans

Don't interpret God's silence as Him being absent, apathetic, or angry. This is the story of John the Baptist doubting that Jesus was Who He said He was.

Text: Matthew 4:12-13, 11:1-6

Speaker: Aaron Patton

No one expected Jesus to conquer death, and if He did, we need to consider that He is Who He says He is. According to Luke, Jesus is the King who came, not to get what He wanted, but to give what we needed!  

Text: Luke 24:1-12, 37-48

Speaker: Aaron Patton

The end of the story explains why the rest of the story of the life of Jesus needed to be written down. It also explains what Christ came to accomplish. Which kind of follower are you?

Text: Luke 9:21-25; 23:33-37, 39, 44-49

Speaker: Aaron Patton