Ben Gietzen continues our series in Habakkuk by examining what it looks like to be faithful in the waiting. In the waiting, we prepare for God's response, we remember what God has done, and we heed the warnings of God. We can trust God in the waiting because he is in control and knows what he's doing.

In the waiting, where do I turn for security? How can I worship God and God alone?

Message Delivered 2/25/24

As college students and young adults, it often feels like we don't have much. For some, generosity seems like something we should do in the future once we have more to give. But here's the thing, God has already given us time, treasure, and talents that can be used for his glory! Join us as we discuss the simple ways we can be generous with the little that God has given us!

Brennen kicks off our new series going through the book of Habakkuk. This book is just a small 3 chapters in the OT, but invites us to wrestle with some big questions. Habakkuk is a prophet who sees injustices all around him and speaks to God to ask why God is allowing these to happen.

How does God use the Babylonians to bring about something good? What is a question you need to bring to God?

Message Delivered: 2/18/24

Lent is a season the church practices to prepare for the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Yet, a lot of us have a range of experiences when it comes to Lent. Whether you've practiced this season every year, or you're just hearing about it for the first time, we invite you to journey with us as we discuss simple ways we can prepare ourselves for Easter!

We are created in the image of God, but what does this actually mean? And how does sin affect this image? Join us as we look at a few ways that we have been created to extend God's goodness to others and how God continues to restore his image in us!

Our culture has given us a skewed image of who Satan is. Brennen invites us to understand the reality of who Satan is and the power he still has, while recognizing that his power and authority will never, and has never been greater than the power of our God. Satan's authority is coming to an end, and we get to rest in the promise that God will heal all the brokenness he has caused.

What do you normally think of when you hear the name, Satan? How does the temptation of Jesus teach us how to find victory over Satan's schemes?

Message Delivered: 2/4/24

All of us are called to a life of making disciples, but this is often easier said than done. Join us as we look at practical ways we can minister to others, right where we already are!

Our villains for this week are the Pharisees. The Pharisees began as a group that desired to bring God's Word to the people. Yet, their blindness to who God is grew into a corrupt system. As Emily dives into Mark 8, it becomes clear that blindness is in all of us. Redemption from our blindness comes when we surrender to Jesus and allow him to help us see.

What is a blind spot in your life? How is Jesus inviting you to surrender?

Message Delivered: 1/28/24

Am I called to ministry? This is a question many of you have wrestled with this past semester. All of us are called to minister to others, yet some of us are called to do this within the local church. Join us as we look at what it means to be called to pastor in the local church, and stay tuned next week as we dig into everyone's call to minister where they are.

In our new series, Villains of the Bible, we're looking at real people who make real mistakes. Brennen opens our series with looking at Judas, a disciple of Jesus who sold him out. Yet, even in Judas' incredible act of betrayal, God still brings beauty from brokenness.

Have you ever been disappointed by Jesus or the Church? How can you bring your disappointment to God?

Message Delivered: 1/21/24