Sometimes we find ourselves in a situation that is way bigger than we think we can handle. But God is way bigger than any situation we are in and can use it for His good.

Sometimes obeying God can seem antithetical. But many times God has plans we don't see.

Most of us look at the story of Job and focus on his response to the tragedies in his life. But the story here, is actually about who God is and what He does for us.

Rarely have we heard a sermon about the story of the Tower of Babel. But, the news is not all bad. As we see that even through the disobedience of the people, the division of languages here allowed for a greater purpose, the spreading of the Gospel.

One of the easiest schools to get into, yet hardest to get through, is the school of contentment. In this passage, Paul teaches how he got through it, a good model for us.

In Genesis 9, we find the entire world had already fallen into a pattern of deep sin. Though not perfect, only one man and his family found grace in the eyes of God.

Did you ever get caught doing something you shouldn't have? Did you hide or blame someone else? Adam and Eve did, and it didn't turn out well.

Every great saga has a great beginning. There is, however, no beginning greater than "In the beginning, God created".

The Bible is filled with many stories, and they are all about one "person". Pastor Doug lays the groundwork for our new series by telling us who these stories are about.

T-shirts with cute little sayings on them, and trinkets on our desk at work aren't really and indication of whether we love God or not. It is in the obedient life that we find what are true mettle is.