Sermons

Some of the most important things God accomplishes are the things we never notice while they're happening. We tend to evaluate life by what we can see: promotions and setbacks, answered prayers and disappointments, victories and losses. But Scripture reminds us that while we are living the visible story, God is often writing an invisible one. Long before His purposes become obvious, He is quietly at work shaping character, opening doors, closing others, and weaving together events that only later reveal His wisdom…and nowhere is that more beautifully displayed than in the life of Joseph. This series invites us to discover that the same God who was faithfully working "meanwhile" in Joseph's life is faithfully working in ours. Even when heaven seems quiet, God has not stopped writing our story. “The Palace” based on the scripture from Genesis 45:1-15.

Some of the most important things God accomplishes are the things we never notice while they're happening. We tend to evaluate life by what we can see: promotions and setbacks, answered prayers and disappointments, victories and losses. But Scripture reminds us that while we are living the visible story, God is often writing an invisible one. Long before His purposes become obvious, He is quietly at work shaping character, opening doors, closing others, and weaving together events that only later reveal His wisdom…and nowhere is that more beautifully displayed than in the life of Joseph. This series invites us to discover that the same God who was faithfully working "meanwhile" in Joseph's life is faithfully working in ours. Even when heaven seems quiet, God has not stopped writing our story. “The Palace” based on the scripture from Genesis 45:1-15.

Some of the most important things God accomplishes are the things we never notice while they're happening. We tend to evaluate life by what we can see: promotions and setbacks, answered prayers and disappointments, victories and losses. But Scripture reminds us that while we are living the visible story, God is often writing an invisible one. Long before His purposes become obvious, He is quietly at work shaping character, opening doors, closing others, and weaving together events that only later reveal His wisdom…and nowhere is that more beautifully displayed than in the life of Joseph. This series invites us to discover that the same God who was faithfully working "meanwhile" in Joseph's life is faithfully working in ours. Even when heaven seems quiet, God has not stopped writing our story. “The Prison” based on the scripture from Genesis 40:12-23.

Some of the most important things God accomplishes are the things we never notice while they're happening. We tend to evaluate life by what we can see: promotions and setbacks, answered prayers and disappointments, victories and losses. But Scripture reminds us that while we are living the visible story, God is often writing an invisible one. Long before His purposes become obvious, He is quietly at work shaping character, opening doors, closing others, and weaving together events that only later reveal His wisdom…and nowhere is that more beautifully displayed than in the life of Joseph. This series invites us to discover that the same God who was faithfully working "meanwhile" in Joseph's life is faithfully working in ours. Even when heaven seems quiet, God has not stopped writing our story. “The Prison” based on the scripture from Genesis 40:12-23.

Some of the most important things God accomplishes are the things we never notice while they're happening. We tend to evaluate life by what we can see: promotions and setbacks, answered prayers and disappointments, victories and losses. But Scripture reminds us that while we are living the visible story, God is often writing an invisible one. Long before His purposes become obvious, He is quietly at work shaping character, opening doors, closing others, and weaving together events that only later reveal His wisdom…and nowhere is that more beautifully displayed than in the life of Joseph. This series invites us to discover that the same God who was faithfully working "meanwhile" in Joseph's life is faithfully working in ours. Even when heaven seems quiet, God has not stopped writing our story. “The Pit” based on the scripture from Genesis 37:12-24.

Some of the most important things God accomplishes are the things we never notice while they're happening. We tend to evaluate life by what we can see: promotions and setbacks, answered prayers and disappointments, victories and losses. But Scripture reminds us that while we are living the visible story, God is often writing an invisible one. Long before His purposes become obvious, He is quietly at work shaping character, opening doors, closing others, and weaving together events that only later reveal His wisdom…and nowhere is that more beautifully displayed than in the life of Joseph. This series invites us to discover that the same God who was faithfully working "meanwhile" in Joseph's life is faithfully working in ours. Even when heaven seems quiet, God has not stopped writing our story. “The Pit” based on the scripture from Genesis 37:12-24.

Everyone knows the stories of the Good Samaritan, the Prodigal Son, and the Lost Sheep. But tucked away in the Gospels are other stories Jesus told – shorter, quieter, and often overlooked. At first glance they seem simple. A landowner paying workers. A buried treasure. Guests choosing seats. An old garment. A vine and its branches. Yet, like all of Jesus' stories, there's always more beneath the surface. Throughout this series we'll discover that the Kingdom of God rarely works the way we expect. Grace is more generous than our calculations. Humility is stronger than ambition. Spiritual growth requires flexibility. Fruitfulness flows from dependence rather than determination. Every week, Jesus invites us to look beyond the obvious...because there's always more to the story. “Apart From Me” based on the scripture from John 15:1-8.

Everyone knows the stories of the Good Samaritan, the Prodigal Son, and the Lost Sheep. But tucked away in the Gospels are other stories Jesus told – shorter, quieter, and often overlooked. At first glance they seem simple. A landowner paying workers. A buried treasure. Guests choosing seats. An old garment. A vine and its branches. Yet, like all of Jesus' stories, there's always more beneath the surface. Throughout this series we'll discover that the Kingdom of God rarely works the way we expect. Grace is more generous than our calculations. Humility is stronger than ambition. Spiritual growth requires flexibility. Fruitfulness flows from dependence rather than determination. Every week, Jesus invites us to look beyond the obvious...because there's always more to the story. “Apart From Me” based on the scripture from John 15:1-8.

Everyone knows the stories of the Good Samaritan, the Prodigal Son, and the Lost Sheep. But tucked away in the Gospels are other stories Jesus told – shorter, quieter, and often overlooked. At first glance they seem simple. A landowner paying workers. A buried treasure. Guests choosing seats. An old garment. A vine and its branches. Yet, like all of Jesus' stories, there's always more beneath the surface. Throughout this series we'll discover that the Kingdom of God rarely works the way we expect. Grace is more generous than our calculations. Humility is stronger than ambition. Spiritual growth requires flexibility. Fruitfulness flows from dependence rather than determination. Every week, Jesus invites us to look beyond the obvious...because there's always more to the story. “Bursting at the Seams” based on the scripture from Mark 2:21-22.