Hannah is a woman of deep faith who finds herself in a difficult situation. Unable to bear children, persecuted by her husband's other wife, she pours out her heart to God. God answers, and what she receives from God, she offers back to Him in worship.

The wife of Manoah isn't named in scripture, but she is far from anonymous. Through her, we learn that our mission is not to promote our own name but to reveal the greatness of the name of the Lord.

Ruth was brave, hard-working, and devoted to her mother in law, Naomi. But those aren't the only labels she carried. Amid hardship, she meets Boaz, and the tale becomes one of redemption. Jesus redeems us from the labels we have as well.

Moses was many things to Israel, and none more important than being a mediator between them and God. Jesus is a far greater mediator between God and us. Because of him, we can be reconciled to God as adopted children.

Joseph is a fascinating character, especially in the parallels between his time in prison compared with how the world treated Jesus later. Accused of a crime he did not commit, Joseph never let go of his faith in God—who was with him all the time.

We begin a new series looking at the lives of heroic figures in the Bible and learn how Jesus is greater than each of them. This time it's Abraham. God removed Abraham's fingers from what Abraham valued greatly so he could lay greater hold of him.

What is your response to injustice? Solomon reacted by wishing for God's judgment. Paul reminds us that Jesus is the personification of humility. Today's message makes the connection between injustice, judgment, and humility.

Pastor Tom Hendrikse explores how we deal with oppression (or anything else for that matter). Do we live according to the gospel of this world or the gospel of Christ? Paul's answer from Philippians was the latter. Come find out why!

In Ecclesiastes, Solomon says that the man who has it all but can't enjoy it effectively has nothing. From Philippians, Paul tells us that when life is Christ, you can rejoice even in chains.

Ecclesiastes says the pursuit of knowledge and wisdom leads to the conclusion that life and its activities are empty and without meaning. Philippians says knowledge and wisdom from God fill your life to overflowing with deep purpose and eternal significance.