In Tanner's sermon from Genesis 13, he contrasts the paths of Abram and Lot. One path is marked by faith and trust in God’s promises, the other by short-term gain. In this text, we’re reminded that we can trust in God and His promises and rest in His sovereignty.

This week in Genesis, Pastor Tanner walks us through the story of Abram and Sarai in Egypt, where we are reminded that God’s faithfulness doesn’t depend on the strength of ours.

This week, guest pastor Brian Carroll talks with us about identity and how easy it is to build our identity on something that is not true. However, as Christians, when we accept that Jesus's sacrifice is a complete payment, and we cannot do anything to make ourselves more holy, then we are able to fix our eyes on Jesus and taste and see the reality of our identity in Christ.

This year, we are starting with a new series, Vision and Values. We will be discussing three values: Gospel, Community, and Mission. Pastor Tanner speaks about the most important of these buckets, the Gospel.

Pastor Tanner teaches through Revelation 12 where we see the Christmas Nativity is more than a peaceful scene at the manger. This chapter shows that Christ’s coming fulfills God’s promises and secures victory for His people, even as the battle continues in the present age.

In week 4 of Advent, Pastor Matt walks us through Matthew 2, where we see Magi come to bring gifts and worship Jesus as King.

In this week of Advent, we see the humble arrival of Christ and angels delivering the good news to lowly shepherds. We are reminded that Jesus came to offer us true peace.

In this second week of Advent, we look at the arrival of Christ through the eyes of Mary. As we reflect on the incarnation, we are called to respond as Mary did with joyful surrender, and we trust King Jesus who came to save us and will come again to reign forever.

In the first week of Advent, Pastor Tanner walks us through Isaiah's prophecy where we see a King who brings light into the darkness, is Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace.

In this sermon, Tanner explores the calling of Abram in Genesis 12 and how God initiates a life of faith through His grace, not our merit. He walks us through God's promises of land, people, and blessing, and how they ultimately point to Jesus.