Pastor Nate Hobert continues our series showing how a small story of redemption is both an invitation and a call to a greater story of redemption. Resources: "Judges to Poets" Class notes, Waltke. "Andy Crouch: Radical Loyalty in our Fractured World," podcast. "Boaz and Ruth" Sermon, Bart Garrett.

Pastor Nate Hobert begins the series showing the context, complexity and transformative power of God's grace for our lives.

Pastor Nate Rusticus continues our series through the book of Job. We see how Job longed for an arbiter between God and Man, which we got in Jesus Christ. Resources: Tyndale commentaries, Job, Francis Andersen, Exalting Jesus in Job, David Allen. Spoken Gospel: https://www.spokengospel.com/devotionals/job-7-9

Pastor Nate Hobert continues our series through the book of Job, where we see how to become people who walk with others with wisdom and compassion as they suffer.

Pastor Nate Hobert continues our series through the book of Job, where we see how to handle the pain and agony that suffering brings into our life.

astor Nate Hobert begins our series through the book of Job, where we see how the mystery, purpose, and signpost of suffering can help us trust God in the midst of our suffering.

Pastor Nate Hobert concludes our series through the book of Colossians, where we see how the gospel creates an uncommon community.

Pastor Nate Rusticus continues our series through the book of Colossians, where we see how to share Christ with those who don't yet know him. Resources: Bruce, F.F., Colossians Commentary NICNT, Meynell, Mark: "Colossians For You", John Piper, "Walk in wisdom Toward those outside"

Pastor Nate Hobert continues our series through the book of Colossians, where we see how Christ changes our most important relationships.

Pastor Nate Hobert continues our series through the book of Colossians, where we see how Christ transforms a person's life in the everyday. Resources: Bruce, F.F, Colossians Commentary NICNT, Meynell, Mark: "Colossians For You", "Ortlund, Dane, "Deeper", Keller, Tim, Sermon, "Resting Grace."