What does the story of a child in a basket in a river tell us about Jesus? As we continue to find Jesus in the Old Testament, Matt guides us into the transition to the book of Exodus, exploring the major themes of the book and discovering the stories of opening chapters.

How does Joseph respond when his brothers return and he eventually reveals his identity? In this teaching from Genesis, Matt explores the gospel implications of a bittersweet family reunion and the eventual reconciliation that follows.

Certainly one of Joseph's lowest points was his time in Pharaoh's prison. Even then, God put opportunities in front of Joseph in circumstances that seemed hopeless. In this teaching, Matt walks us through Genesis 40 and 41 as we consider the life of Joseph together.

For Joseph, there were many high points and low points in his story. One thing was consistent throughout - God was with him. In this teaching, Matt shares about Joseph’s time in Potiphar’s house, which ultimately leads to prison, and considers how Joseph's story reflects the gospel.

In The Favorite, we explore the early life of Joseph—a young man set apart as his father’s favorite. While his special status brought him a beautiful coat, it also stirred up envy, betrayal, and hardship. This message looks at how favoritism impacts families, how God works through broken relationships, and how even painful seasons can be part of a greater purpose. Joseph’s journey reminds us that God’s favor may not always look like comfort, but it always leads to His plan being fulfilled.

Today, pastor Matt pivots in response to the Holy Spirit's leading and discusses John the Baptist's statement that "he (Jesus) must increase, I must decrease."

In the aftermath of shock, hurt, and disillusionment brought on by the deep pains in life how can a person or community heal? In this message, Matt shares about the way that Jesus brought healing to the hurting and considers how we can pursue pathways of healing for ourselves and help others who are seeking recovery after experiencing harm.

Join us has Colton shares the message today.

What does family tension teach us about the Gospel? In this teaching, Matt shares the stories of Jacob's family in Genesis 29-32 while exploring the tension of his relationships.

When he is on the run from his brother and fearing for his life, God gives Jacob a dream that will shape his life. In this message, Matt walks us through the story of Jacob's escape from Esau and his encounter with God at Bethel.