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What the Church Needs to Know About Israel and the Church pt.2Has God forgotten His promises to Israel? And how does the Church fit into His plan?From God's covenant with Abraham to Paul's teaching in Romans 9-11, we explore the faithfulness of God, His promises to Israel, and how believers in Jesus become heirs of the blessing through faith.Join us as we discover why God's faithfulness to His Word matters for Israel, the Church, and every believer today.

AFTER THE VICTORY | GENESIS 14:17–24Sometimes the greatest test of faith isn’t how we respond when we’re losing—it’s what happens after we win.After Abram’s victory, he faces a choice: take the credit and the reward, or remember the God who provided it all. Abram chooses worship, generosity, and integrity. Join us for ABRAHAM: THE LONG WALK as we discover how to remain faithful when God brings the victory.

WORTH GOING AFTER | GENESIS 14:1–16When Lot is taken captive, Abram doesn’t say, “He made his choice.” He goes after him.Faith knows the difference between what we need to release and who is worth fighting for. We can love people without controlling them—and show up for them when they need us most.Join us for ABRAHAM: THE LONG WALK as we discover how God forms us through relationships and calls us to be people who go after others with courage, grace, and love.

OPEN HANDS | GENESIS 13:5-13 EXPLAINED

What are you holding too tightly?When conflict arose between Abram and Lot, Abram had every opportunity to protect his position and control the outcome. Instead, he chose peace, opened his hands, and trusted God with what came next.Faith doesn’t mean we stop being responsible. It means we stop trying to control what only God can control.Join us for ABRAHAM: THE LONG WALK as we discover the freedom of open hands and trusting the God who holds our future.

When You Fail, Return to Worship | Genesis 13:1-4What do you do after you get it wrong?Abraham’s journey wasn’t perfect. After a season marked by fear and failure, Abram returned to the place of the altar and called on the name of the Lord again.Faith isn’t about never failing—it’s about knowing where to go when we do. We can return to God, return to worship, and take the next faithful step.Join us as we continue ABRAHAM: THE LONG WALK and discover the Abundant Life found in walking with a faithful God.

FAITH IN THE FAMINE | GENESIS 12:1–10

What happens to your faith when obedience leads you somewhere difficult?

Abraham followed God’s call, stepped into the unknown, and then encountered a famine. The presence of difficulty didn’t mean the absence of God.

Faith is more than trusting God when the road is easy—it’s learning to trust His promise when circumstances don’t make sense.

Join us as we continue ABRAHAM: THE LONG WALK and discover how to keep walking with God when faith leads us into unfamiliar territory.

WHO IS ABRAHAM? | GENESIS 11:27–12:9Before Abraham became known as a man of great faith, he was simply a man who heard the call of God and chose to follow.God called Abraham to leave what was familiar and walk toward a promise he could not yet see. His story reminds us that faith often begins before we have all the answers.Join us as we begin ABRAHAM: THE LONG WALK and discover how one step of obedience can become the beginning of a lifetime of faith.

Galatians 6:11-18 Explained | Nothing But The Cross

Galatians 6:6–10 Explained | What Are You Sowing?

Galatians 6:1-5 Explained | Grace That Restores