Renew Bible Church

Selah | Psalm 46 | Pastor Jon Adams

We started our new series with a visit to a home filled with chaos and stress. If we kept walking those same streets, in the same neighborhoods, we could step into homes that have a different dynamic. Not chaos and stress—but success.

Not to minimize real suffering that happens all over our church and community but, for many of us, modern life is pretty good. And when things are good, we’ll often find that we have grown complacent in our spiritual lives. It’s not that God is rejected. He’s just edged out. Pushed to the fringes.

We need some Selah in our lives.

This week, we’ll drop back into Jesus’ life during a season of great success, and we’ll notice the way he lives his life. Then we’ll find a spot next to him, meditate on the words of Psalm 46, and let that psalm guide us toward more Selah in our own lives.

Selah | Psalm 62 | Pastor Jon Adams

Now that we’re on the other side of the Christmas season, it’s a good time to check in and ask, “How are you really doing?”

If you’re like most American families, you may be feeling the stress of modern life. Whether at home or work, most of us experience times when that stress rears its head as anxiety or resentment, impatience or anger.

Contrast that with the way Jesus lived. How was he able to interact with so many people, meet so many needs, and yet remain totally yielded to God?

When we read Scripture, we sense the peace in his soul, and we witness the patience, gentleness, and care he had for others.

How did he do it? I believe the secret to his life comes from a practice that we’ll look at this Sunday as we begin our week of prayer series—Selah.

Go! | Pastor Chris Heller

One simple word started the greatest movement the world has ever seen. This Sunday, we will leverage that very word to kick off Renew 2026.

Have you felt God urging you to take some kind of action? How have you responded? What have you been hesitant to do?

Go Tell It! | Open Door | Pastor Chris Heller

Join us this Sunday as we put a bow on Christmas 2025 and conclude the Go Tell It series. We pray this has been an encouragement to get out and share the good news of Jesus!

Go Tell It! | The Life | Pastor Chris Heller

We’ll be turning to the book of Thessalonians this week as we unpack part three of our Christmas series. In weeks one and two, we examined what Jesus meant when he described himself as The Way and as The Truth. This Sunday, we’ll be looking at Jesus as The Life.

Go Tell It! | Pastor Chris Heller

We continue in our series of going and sharing the Gospel. Today we answer the critic of 'how can we know the Bible is true and accurate?'

Go Tell It! | Pastor Chris Heller

In Isaiah 52:7 we read,

“How beautiful on the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news!”

In this world full of people bringing bad news, how wonderful are those who bring the good news of Christmas! Join us this Sunday as we embark on our gospel-focused Christmas series, “Go Tell It!”

True Worship | Pastor Gabe Vanderstel

What is worship? 

Today we hear from Pastor Gabe on all the aspects of worship in our lives and how we can honor our God in many ways.

Good Plans | Final Chapter | Pastor Chris Heller 

Genesis 50

We've come to the final chapter as we conclude our "Good Plans" series on the life of Joseph. Genesis 50 closes the story with a powerful blend of grief, forgiveness, and enduring faith.

After Jacob dies, Joseph leads a grand Egyptian funeral procession to Canaan to bury his father, fulfilling Jacob’s request. When the brothers fear Joseph will finally retaliate for their past betrayal, he reassures them with one of the Bible’s most memorable declarations of grace—reminding them that though they intended harm, God used it for good.

Join us this Sunday as we take one last look at this epic story of unwavering faith and forgiveness in the midst of unspeakable circumstances.

Good Plans - Joseph | Finish Well | Pastor Chris Heller

Genesis 48-49

This week, we'll learn that Jacob is gravely ill as he approaches the end of his life. In a deeply moving moment, the aging patriarch gathers strength to bless Joseph’s two sons, Ephraim and Manasseh. In a surprising twist, Jacob deliberately crosses his arms, giving the greater blessing to Ephraim--the younger son--instead of Manasseh, who was the firstborn. 

What caused him to do this? What was Joseph's reaction? How will this surprising act affect not only the future of Joseph's family, but the nation of Israel as well?

Join us this Sunday as we see, once again, how God’s good plans come to fruition in unexpected ways.