Pastor Tanner discusses two different ways to approach God. We can be like Ishmael, who was born of human effort, and points us to legalism, or we can be like Isaac, who was born of promise and represents the covenant of grace. We are invited to lay down our self-efforts and rest in Christ's finished work.

In this sermon, we look again at Abraham's repeated failure but see God's unwavering faithfulness. Pastor Tanner reminds us that God keeps His promises to His people even when they falter.

In the text this week, we see the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, and Pastor Tanner reminds us that God is both just and merciful.

In this part of Genesis, we see Abraham interceding for the people of Sodom. Pastor Tanner discusses how this is a foreshadowing of the better Abraham, Jesus, who intercedes for people from every tribe, nation, and tongue on the face of the earth from generation to generation.

This week, Pastor Tanner continues walking us through Genesis, and we see a God who remains relentlessly faithful to deeply flawed and doubting people. Through Abraham and Sarah’s story, we’re reminded that God’s promises do not rest on human strength, but on a God who continually shows us mercy, patience, and grace in the face of our unfaithfulness.

On this Easter Sunday, Pastor Tanner talks about the resurrection of Jesus and what it means for us personally. In 1 Corinthians 15, Paul reminds us that the resurrection is foundational to our faith. It means that sin is defeated, forgiveness is real, and we can have a relationship with God now and forever.

As Pastor Tanner preaches through Genesis 17, we are reminded that salvation has never rested on human faithfulness, but on God's covenant grace.

Pastor Matt walks us through Genesis 16, where we see Sarai failing to trust God's promise of a son and taking matters into her own hands, which does not go well. This passage assures that God is aware of the suffering of the overlooked and brokenhearted, and He works to bring good from broken situations. 

This week, Pastor Tanner walks us through Genesis 15, and Abraham's story shows us that faith is not based on what we do, but on what God has done for us.

In this sermon, Pastor Tanner walks us through Genesis 14. We see Abram’s compassion toward the undeserving and how he acts as a kinsman-redeemer, pointing us forward to Jesus, the better Abram, who leaves glory to rescue His enemies. We are also introduced to Melchizedek, the king of righteousness and peace, who blesses Abram and foreshadows a greater Priest King to come.