As we walk through the creation of Adam and Eve, Pastor Tanner discusses how God created humanity to live in relationship with Him, reflecting His image through our work, worship, and relationships.

In this sermon, Pastor Tanner discusses the Sabbath, God's rest, and also challenges us to examine our own lives to see if we are marked by the kind of spiritual rest that God invites us to.

Pastor Tanner discusses what it means to be created in the very image of God and how we are meant to live in light of that.

In the opening scene of Genesis 1, we see a story about a big God who is so powerful that His words create, but He is also so personal and cares about what we are going through. He is not caught off guard by anything, and that includes or struggles, temptations, and fight against sin. Pastor Tanner reminds us to cast our cares on God, who made everything good at creation, who is working for our good and His glory, and look to Jesus, the author and perfector of our faith.

Genesis 1 teaches us about a good God and the goodness of creation at its inception. Pastor Tanner walks us through the first 2 verses of the Bible and talks about the presence, the power, and the goodness of God.

Pastor Tanner introduces us to Genesis and why it is so important to us as Christians.

Pastor Tanner teaches through Psalm 65, which shows us that we can —and should —approach the God of the universe, because He has invited us to do so.

Pastor Tanner walks us through Psalm 121. This Psalm invites us to apply what we say and believe about God to our own fears, doubts, and struggles.

Guest speaker Brady Bowman teaches on Psalm 32 and the forgiveness of God.

Pastor Matt guides us through Psalm 46, where we see that God sustains us with His presence and is our source of strength.