The Holy Spirit gives us power. But what does it mean to be empowered by the Holy Spirit? What does that look like? Learn what it means for Christians to be empowered by the Holy Spirit in our summer sermon series, Holy Spirit Summer

While the Holy Spirit may not get as much credit as being a creator as God and Jesus, He has a deeply creative side found all throughout scripture. Listen in, as we discuss creation and re-creation by the Holy Spirit and how we can be participants with Him.

Christians believe the Holy Spirit of God is real and He comes to help us live our lives and do His work. How do we live in the presence and power of God? By following the example of Jesus, who was anointed by the Spirit of Christ.

The Bible says the Spirit is God's gift to us, so we can do His work and be His people. But what even IS the Spirit? A person? A ghost? A force? Check out the first in our summer 2025 series called "Holy Spirit Summer."

God speaks to us in His Word to challenge and inspire us. But He speaks to us in different ways. Listen to nine Rooftoppers share how God's Word has encouraged them over the years in this special Voices from the Roof service called, "My Favorite Passage."00:00 - Matt Herndon (introduction)02:37 - Dan Brouk (Hebrews 7:23-25)12:58 - Denise Koch (Psalm 34:4-5)23:00 - Blake Ahrens (John 3:30)33:43 - Steve Schrage (Micah 6:8)47:01 - Katie Fabbiano (Exodus 33:12-23)58:43 - Paul Mueller (Acts 9:1-6)1:10:46 - Greg Cook (1 Peter 5:10)1:19:53 - Tenley Dame (Isaiah 30:15-18)1:29:40 - Dave Mattox (Titus 1:12-13)

With Noah and his family planted in the new world, and sin and violence washed away, humanity is ready for a new beginning! There's only one problem: sin. It resides in the human heart and tragically reappears in Noah's family, ruining everything once again.

God is a covenant maker. He is a promise keeper. The first covenant mentioned in Scripture is the covenant with Noah. This sign, the reminder of this covenant with Noah and all of creation, is the rainbow. While this promise holds some profound truths that remain relevant today, what may be more evident is the character of God.

After God floods the earth, creation begins again. How will things be different? God gives a new set of instructions to Noah that sounds a lot like the first he gave to Adam and Eve. There are some differences, though, and we learn a lot about God and ourselves by reflecting on these new instructions.

After Noah's flood, something changes. God promises to not curse the ground and never destroy humankind. What happens? Noah offers a sacrifice. Some sacrifice, right? What made Noah's offering so special? And what does it mean for us?

Noah and his family have been on the ark for 150 days. Will they ever leave? What can we learn from Noah's story about waiting on the Lord?