Pastor Noah begins our new sermon series - Bookends. A journey through understanding God's Story in Genesis and Revelations.

In the first of the series, he shares the importance of this series and the foundation Genesis 1 sets for how we are to understand God's Greater Story in our lives.

In times of trouble, do we trust that God is for us? And if we so, how do we know for sure? Concluding our series on the Psalms, deacon, Herb Lin teaches on Psalm 91. In the full context of scripture, we see that the ultimate fulfillment of the promises declared in Psalm 91 are in Christ. This psalm is not only a meditation that reflects our prayer to God, but it is also Christ’s prayer on our behalf, which actualizes God’s promise to us.

Continuing our series on the Psalms, this Sunday Pastor Noah teaches on one of the most iconic Psalms of all time: Psalm 23. What does it mean to live a life led by God? In this Psalm, we learn that David reflects on God as a shepherd leader who provides, protects, and pursues his flock.

Continuing our series on the Psalms, Pastor Noah teaches on Psalm 13. God has given us one of the greatest tools to trust Him in times of hardship and frustration: lament.

This week, we continue our Psalms series with Thomas Paukovitz, Pastoral Resident at our Park South Loop location. What does it mean to live a life of praise to God? In Psalm 30, we see that a life of praise is a life fulfilled.

Continuing our series on the Psalms, this week Church Elder Jim White teaches on Psalm 139. In this Psalm, we are reminded that God knows us, pursues us, and is unequaled in His love for us.

This week we begin a new series on the Psalms, starting with Psalm 131. What is occupying and troubling your heart? Pastor Noah shares how hope in Jesus is the only remedy for our pride-filled and troubled hearts.

This week we conclude our series on the Gospel of Luke. Pastor Noah asks the question; with all the worries and anxieties of this world, what can we truly rely upon? In our passage, Luke 24v36-53, after Jesus' crucifixion, the disciples faced similar uncertainties. But Jesus appeared to them saying "peace be with you." How can we find unshakeable peace in our lives? The answer is worship; knowing, valuing, treasuring, and enjoying God above all earthly things. When we find deep satisfaction in God, it naturally overflows into praise and acts of love toward others, giving us the unshakeable peace Jesus declared.

This week Pastor Noah preaches on the book of Ruth, exploring God's hesed love. What is hesed? Through Ruth's devotion to Naomi, Boaz's kindness to Ruth, and God's redemptive provision for both women, we see hesed as love that goes beyond obligation—it's an act of extraordinary,compassionate mercy, or generosity on behalf of someone in dire need, and springing from loyalty to a covenantal relationship. And ultimately, Jesus, our savior, is the perfect embodiment of God's hesed love.

This week, Jim White, one of our elders, teaches on Luke 22v47-62 and walks through the betrayal of Judas and denial of Peter. Ultimately to show us that even whenever we fail Jesus, He can never fail us.