Listen into Foundations:Genesis 1c

Listen into this week's message titled "Leave the Metsadot, Expand the Miskan" preached by Pastor Cason Shobert. Join in as we go through how the Lord is reminding us of the promises that we disqualified ourselves from in our own minds and walking out of a reactive survival mindset to that of being proper image bearers along with taking back what was promised!

Listen in to Foundations: Genesis 1B

Delay is not denial.

Isaiah could not have been more clear.

Souls are hanging in the balance and we cannot afford to procrastinate when the power for the promise has been paid for.

Join us a we take Isaiah 54 for its word!

Genesis 1A.

Listen into our Foundations teaching as we begin the introduction into Genesis chapter one.

Join us this morning as Pastor Devin and Pastor Landon implore us to recognize that we are living in a high-stakes moment where God is bringing unprecedented gospel expansion, but it requires intentional preparation before the full manifestation of that expansion. Drawing from Isaiah 54 and the example of David’s men, they emphasize that God commands expansion, unity, and readiness even before visible evidence appears through the lengthening of cords and the strengthening of stakes.

Foundations Introduction

Join us this morning as Pastor Devin and Pastor Landon call us to an “above and beyond” faith that refuses to hold back. Rooted in Isaiah 54, they challenge us to move past partial obedience, unbelief, and misplaced priorities into wholehearted participation in God’s purposes. Through biblical examples like the widow’s jars, striking the ground, and the great banquet, this message reveals a consistent truth: God provides fully, but the extent of blessing is shaped by our response. Ultimately, this teaching calls the Church to renewed faith, deeper obedience, and active engagement in God’s redemptive work as He expands His Kingdom through us.

Listen into a message preached by Pastor Cason Shobert, Pastor Landon Wray, and Pastor Devin Hutchinson. In this morning's message we point out that God has always brought life from places that appeared dead. From Sarah’s womb to impossible crossings, Scripture shows that God’s promises are fulfilled when faith steps forward before the miracle is seen. This message calls the church to live like Abraham—fully convinced of God’s word, obedient in the waiting, and willing to prepare space for what God is about to do. As we enlarge the tent and strengthen the stakes, we are reminded that divine intervention meets faith in action, and God is breathing fresh wind into weary hearts to bring fruit from barren ground.