We wrap up the Esther Series and hear from people in our church community celebrating what God has done.

God Takes what the enemy meant for evil and turns it for HIS GOOD.

Esther 2 - Believers living in exile over time can look more like the culture.

We continue to look at King Xerxes and the Empire that he ruled over and the evil laws he put in place.

As we head into the election season, our nation seems to be the most divided it has ever been. This Sunday, we will be speaking into this cultural moment. While it is clear we will not agree on every political talking point, we must not let politics divide us.

Your favorite candidate will either win or lose based on how our country votes this November. However, the church will win or lose based on our behavior between now and then.

King Hezekiah is often referred to as the second David for his faithfulness as he ruled Judah. He demolished the idols left over from his father and grandfathers, and led his people to one of the greatest revivals in history. He defeated the mighty Assyrians and conquered death, but pride set in and his faithfulness turned to selfishness. King Hezekiah forgot God and lived out his final years focused on himself. One of the most faithful kings of Judah was flawed, which points us to the need for the King, Jesus.