Jesus didn’t come to start a new story. He came to fulfill the one God had been writing all along. In Week 11 of The Story So Far, we’ll see how every promise, every prophecy, and every purpose finds its “Yes” in Him, and how His life, death, and resurrection make sense of the whole story. Join us as we discover how Jesus is not only the fulfillment of God’s story, but the fulfillment of ours.

Have you ever prayed and felt like heaven was silent? God’s people experienced 400 years without a single new word from the Lord between the Old and New Testaments, but silence didn’t mean absence. This week, we’ll see how God was working behind the scenes in the waiting, and how we can trust Him when His timing feels delayed.

No matter what’s been broken—your faith, your family, your purpose—God is not finished. This message from Ezra and Nehemiah reminds us that He still rebuilds what sin has torn down.

Even when everything falls apart, when the world feels broken, and God seems silent, He still speaks. In this message from Isaiah and Jeremiah, we’re reminded that God hasn’t abandoned us. In the middle of exile, confusion, or disappointment, He speaks with power, comfort, and hope for what’s next.

Life in the middle can feel messy, especially when you’re not where you used to be, but not yet where you hoped to be. In this message, we explore how God gives us wisdom to walk, worship to anchor us, and grace to restore us when we feel stuck in between. The middle may be hard, but God is present and faithful through it all.

In this episode, we explore how Solomon’s downfall and the division of Israel’s kingdom serve as a powerful warning about the influences we allow into our lives. From the wisdom of Proverbs to the rediscovery of God’s Word under King Josiah, the message highlights how obedience and biblical literacy can transform not only individuals but entire nations. Ultimately, it’s a reminder that while our actions matter, it’s God’s grace and truth that lead to restoration.

When God’s people reject Him as King and demand human leadership, the results are messy and all too familiar. This week in The Story So Far, we walk through the chaos of the Judges and the rise of Israel’s kings to see a deeper truth: human leaders will always fall short, but God remains faithful. Ultimately, only Jesus can rule our hearts, and we’re invited to surrender to Him as our true King.

After 40 years of wandering, God's people finally stand on the edge of the Promised Land. But stepping into it won’t be easy. In this message from Joshua 1–6, we’ll see how God keeps His promises and invites us to courageously trust Him—through flooded rivers, fortified walls, and fear-filled hearts. The land was promised. Now it’s time to trust.

What do we do when we feel stuck in between—no longer in Egypt, but not yet in the Promised Land? In this message from our series The Story So Far, we explore Israel’s journey through the wilderness and discover that the desert isn't a detour—it's God's design to deepen our trust and form our faith. Even when the path feels dry, God is present, and the wilderness is never wasted.

In the story of Exodus, we meet a God who doesn’t just set people free—He draws near to dwell with them. Whether you're feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure of your next step, this message reminds us that God sees, hears, rescues, and forms us to live with Him at the center. Freedom isn’t the end of the story—it’s the beginning of life with God.