The people set out to build a tower to the heavens. The design was sound, but their motive impure. In response, God confused their language and foiled their plans. Likewise, idolatry can slip into our plans and invite God’s resistance into our lives.

Genesis 11:1-11 Speaker: Bryson Koch

Sin took the world by storm, and so with a heavy heart God sent a storm—a flood—to reset creation. In mercy, He spared one man, his family, and the animals He had created. Even now, when it seems like all is dead and gone, hope is alive and well.

Genesis 6-8 Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Sin escalated quickly. One generation tasted a forbidden fruit, the next committed murder—Cain killing his brother Abel. God warned Cain of “sin crouching at the door,” but he ignored it. Sin still lurks today, but with God’s help, it can be subdued.

Genesis 4:1-15 Speaker: Brock O'Dell

God’s creation was paradise—until it wasn’t. The enemy arrived, a lie was told, and sin was chosen. Paradise was lost, but hope remained. Though sin brought consequences, God drew near, not abandoning His people, but promising to rescue them.

Genesis 3 Speaker: Kyle Idleman

All of creation was made by God, but only humans were made to be like God—created in His image. In this message, we will take a deep look at what it means to be made in the image of God and why it matters.

Genesis 1: 26-27 Speaker: Dave Stone

There was nothing. Then, God spoke and there was everything. As we study Genesis 1, we will be on the front row to watch God do what He does best—create. We will explore what God created, but even more importantly why He created—to love and be loved.

Genesis 1 Speaker: Carl Kuhl

Most people are always chasing after more in hopes that contentment will eventually come, but it never does. Paul shares the secret of contentment isn’t about acquiring more but knowing Jesus more. He is the “enough” we’ve been looking for all along.

Philippians 4: 11-20 Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Paul emphatically states the message found throughout Philippians: Rejoice, I say it again, rejoice. Though chained in a cell, his joy couldn’t be restrained. He will help us step farther into peace and joy. For Christ-followers, peace is a promise.

Philippians 4:1-10 Speaker: Kyle Idleman

We’re tempted to place confidence in the flesh—success, wealth, appearance—but that’s the world’s way, not the Kingdom’s. Paul shows a better path: not self-confidence but God confidence. Righteousness doesn’t come from ourselves, but from Christ.

Philippians 3:1-11 Speaker: Bryson Koch

Jesus had everything but gave it up, coming down from heaven to reach us. Paul urges Christ-followers to do the same—giving up position, power, and comfort to reach more with the Gospel. Paul depicts greatness not as upward movement, but downward.

Philippians 2:1-11 Speaker: Lucas DeVries