Where is God in our daily problems and stress? Does He care about the small things? Ryan walks us through part of Joseph's story to show us that He absolutely does.

NOTE: This year we are doing more of a small group feel. You will not be able to hear the verses as students read. We encourage you to have your Bible open and read these verses with us on the recording.

Why doesn't Jesus heal our suffering immediately? Why doesn't He fix things? Doesn't He love us? He does love us, and sometimes, that's why He doesn't fix.

As we draw to a close in our series, we examine Paul's final words to Philemon. Sometimes grace means getting help from others. Sometimes grace means letting go of relationships. And sometimes grace means that in His grace, the Lord restores friendships long after all hope has been lost.

Paul tells Philemon: "Refresh my heart in Christ." When the goal of conversations is to get what we want, that affects how we interact. When the goal of conversations is to get what Jesus wants, that changes everything.

In Philemon the Lord is growing His Church, but not through miracles or signs. He is growing it through two men who desperately need: God's grace and a conversation.

Rest takes up 30% of your life, but when was the last time you heard a sermon about it? We end our time management series talking about one of the easiest ways to show trust and dependancy on God.

Managing and protecting our time is key to managing and protecting our souls. In this sermon, Ryan gives some practical tips from God's Word on how to manage our time.

Time Management is something so important our very soul is at stake. Yet we hear so little about it. Join us as we start to unpack what the Bible says about being busy.

Guest speaker Ryan Whisenhunt shares a brief testimony and discusses with our pastor about God's presence in suffering.

Part of growing as a Christians is learning how to deal with day-to-day inconvenience as well as the big events of our lives. We have to remember that God is faithful in the small things of life, as well as the big ones.