In the Book of Proverbs we read that everything we do, good or bad, starts in our heart. So when we find ourselves stuck in comparison or anxiety, it started in the heart. This week we hear a message from Mayo Sowell about the truth that because Christ is near, you are enough just as you are.

Participating in communion as a church is a symbolic and spiritual event, and its origin comes from the tradition of the passover celebration. As we continue with our Summer Voices series, we hear from Pastor Brad Cooper who offers deeper understanding and teaching on the Lord’s supper.

God knows you, individually, on a personal level. He knows you better than anyone on earth ever has or ever could. Because God sees us the way He does, He is able to have empathy for everything we go through. During week two of the Summer Voices series, we hear from Heather Cromer about how God sees and cares for all His children.

Spiritual Maturity is not something to automatically arrive at later in life, nor something missed out on based on age. Ultimately, this maturity comes from a relationship with the Holy Spirit. During week one of our Summer Voices series, we hear from Crossroads Church Pastor Paco Pancham on the process of spiritual maturity.

This series has showed how God was testing Joseph’s character. These tests were about who God created Joseph to be, long before Joseph accomplished what God had called him to do. During the final week of our series, Nat Miller wraps things up by sharing what Joseph experienced during his purpose test.

To pardon someone (forgive) means to absolve them from the consequences of their fault. This week in our series, Pastor Brian continues Joseph’s story by teaching the importance of forgiveness in forming and strengthening our character.

During this series, we are looking through the character tests Joesph experienced. At this point in his life, Joseph experienced great prosperity followed by great famine. This week, Pastor Brian shows how the choices Joseph made during his seven years of prosperity actually affected the next seven years of famine.

Seeing a dream become reality can often bring with it great power. In order to know God can trust us with that power, He needs to know we’ll steward it responsibly. This week, Pastor Brian continues the series by showing how Joseph went through the power test.

It takes effort in order for dreams to become reality. Sometimes effort means forward-progress, but other times it simply means not giving up. This week we hear a message from Jasmine Miller describing Joseph’s perseverance when he was put to the test.

The Bible instructs us to run from sexual sin in order to overcome temptation. This week we continue the story of Joseph by looking at why we should run from sexual sin, and what we should be running toward.