Christians believe that the Bible is much more than a collection of 66 individual documents, written by various human authors, throughout various moments in human history (though it's not less). For centuries, the Church has held to the belief that the Bible truly has 1 author - God - and that in it, he's woven together a singular story of redemption.

This week marks the milestone moment where Israel inherits the land that God had promised to his people. In it, we see that God wasn't merely intending to give them property, but to give them rest.

Christians believe that the Bible is much more than a collection of 66 individual documents, written by various human authors, throughout various moments in human history (though it's not less). For centuries, the Church has held to the belief that the Bible truly has 1 author - God - and that in it, he's woven together a singular story of redemption.

This week, we're looking at Moses' first encounter with God - as a primer for the rest of the Exodus narrative.

Preacher: Brannen Pedregon

Christians believe that the Bible is much more than a collection of 66 individual documents, written by various human authors, throughout various moments in human history (though it's not less). For centuries, the Church has held to the belief that the Bible truly has 1 author - God - and that in it, he's woven together a singular story of redemption.

This week, we see how through Joseph, God begins to hint at the possibility of redemption, as we get a glimpse of a "reversal" of the curse.

Christians believe that the Bible is much more than a collection of 66 individual documents, written by various human authors, throughout various moments in human history (though it's not less). For centuries, the Church has held to the belief that the Bible truly has 1 author - God - and that in it, he's woven together a singular story of redemption.

In Week 4, we're introduced to Abraham. In Genesis 15, we see God's radical commitment to bless the Earth through Abraham and what this means for us.

Christians believe that the Bible is much more than a collection of 66 individual documents, written by various human authors, throughout various moments in human history (though it's not less). For centuries, the Church has held to the belief that the Bible truly has 1 author - God - and that in it, he's woven together a singular story of redemption.

This week, we look at the Flood narrative - and identify what the waters and the ark reveal to us about God and ourselves.

Christians believe that the Bible is much more than a collection of 66 individual documents, written by various human authors, throughout various moments in human history (though it's not less). For centuries, the Church has held to the belief that the Bible truly has 1 author - God - and that in it, he's woven together a singular story of redemption.

This week, we look at Genesis 3 to see what went wrong - and why we experience such a dissonance in our relationships today.

"Who is Resonate and what are we up to? Come this Sunday to hear about where we believe God is leading our church & how you can play a part in carrying it out."

"He must increase, and I must decrease." - John 3:30.

The resurrection not only changed the story of history, it has the potential to change your story.