We begin this new series about marriage with a sermon about "oneness": more specifically, becoming one through intimacy, vulnerability, compromising, and love. Pastor Chuck walks us through Genesis 2 (and some personal anecdotes) as we explore what exactly it means to be one in Christ.

In the finale to this series on Abraham, Pastor Dwight visits the ultimate event in Abraham's life: the looming sacrifice of his son, Isaac.

As we near the end of our Abraham series, Pastor Chuck breaks down the fulfillment of God's promise to Abraham and Sarai, and the ramifications it has on their story moving forward.

Throughout the Bible, many different people have many different monikers--Abraham's was "the friend of God". In this sermon, we dive into Abraham's "friendship" with God, and how this relationship was shaped by God's intimacy and judgement.

God is after our very hearts, just as he was after Abram's. In Genesis 17, God does many things to and for Abram that fulfill His promise, while asking something of him: an outward expression of His covenant. This week, Pastor Dwight explores the very concept of circumcision as a symbol of covenant kept.

What happens when we get impatient? Usually, nothing good. Abram and Sarai were impatient and untrusting in God's promise, which led to a mess of a situation with Hagar. What can we learn from this story, and what do we gain from being patient?

God is both a promise maker and a promise keeper, and we build our lives upon His promises. Few stories better illustrate this than Abram and Sarai's trust that God would deliver them a child as He promised.

Pastor Chuck further explores the life of Abram and how God's continued grace towards him is reflected in our own lives.

The further we get from truth, the further we get from God. Nobody knows this better than Abram, whose short-sighted untruth ran him afoul of the pharaoh, Sarai, and God himself.

In this sermon, Pastor Dwight breaks down the very nature of Abram's lie, its impact, and the significance of God's gracious response.

New year, new series: join us throughout the winter as we study the life and times of Abram/Abraham, the father of nations. This first session, helmed by Pastor Chuck, examines Abram's "call" and how we, as believers, are similarly called to Christ.