Jason Cherry | Shortly after God’s promise to bless Abram, he now finds himself in the position of rescuing his nephew Lot from destruction. Abram emerges from the battle victorious and now faces one of his greatest tests. Will he seize power for himself or will he trust in the promise of God to make him into a great nation?

Jason Cherry | Shortly after God’s promise to bless Abram, he now finds himself in the position of rescuing his nephew Lot from destruction. Abram emerges from the battle victorious and now faces one of his greatest tests. Will he seize power for himself or will he trust in the promise of God to make him into a great nation?

Jamey Nettles | We are back in Genesis today, and we will now turn our attention to chapters 12-50. In this section of Genesis, the narrative shifts. We will examine God's call of Abraham and how God's blessing of Abraham and his family have direct implications for our lives today. We have been blessed to be a blessing. Over the upcoming months, we will look into this truth and how it applies to our lives.

Jamey Nettles | We are back in Genesis today, and we will now turn our attention to chapters 12-50. In this section of Genesis, the narrative shifts. We will examine God's call of Abraham and how God's blessing of Abraham and his family have direct implications for our lives today. We have been blessed to be a blessing. Over the upcoming months, we will look into this truth and how it applies to our lives.

Jamey Nettles | We are back in Genesis today, and we will now turn our attention to chapters 12-50. In this section of Genesis, the narrative shifts. We will examine God's call of Abraham and how God's blessing of Abraham and his family have direct implications for our lives today. We have been blessed to be a blessing. Over the upcoming months, we will look into this truth and how it applies to our lives.

Joel McCarty & Sean Carter | We will begin 2017 by continuing to examine what it means to be Kingdom Citizens. In the summer of 2016 we looked at the broader implications of our identity through the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7. Now we turn our attention to the practical reality of living under the good rule and reign of Christ Jesus here and now. If we are Kingdom Citizens, then the gospel will shape every aspect of our lives. From our private devotion to our public declaration, our whole being is shaped by the transforming work of Christ.

Joel McCarty & Sean Carter | We will begin 2017 by continuing to examine what it means to be Kingdom Citizens. In the summer of 2016 we looked at the broader implications of our identity through the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7. Now we turn our attention to the practical reality of living under the good rule and reign of Christ Jesus here and now. If we are Kingdom Citizens, then the gospel will shape every aspect of our lives. From our private devotion to our public declaration, our whole being is shaped by the transforming work of Christ.

Joel McCarty & Sean Carter | We will begin 2017 by continuing to examine what it means to be Kingdom Citizens. In the summer of 2016 we looked at the broader implications of our identity through the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7. Now we turn our attention to the practical reality of living under the good rule and reign of Christ Jesus here and now. If we are Kingdom Citizens, then the gospel will shape every aspect of our lives. From our private devotion to our public declaration, our whole being is shaped by the transforming work of Christ.

Jamey Nettles & Joey Thompson | We will begin 2017 by continuing to examine what it means to be Kingdom Citizens. In the summer of 2016 we looked at the broader implications of our identity through the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7. Now we turn our attention to the practical reality of living under the good rule and reign of Christ Jesus here and now. If we are Kingdom Citizens, then the gospel will shape every aspect of our lives. From our private devotion to our public declaration, our whole being is shaped by the transforming work of Christ.

Jamey Nettles & Joey Thompson | We will begin 2017 by continuing to examine what it means to be Kingdom Citizens. In the summer of 2016 we looked at the broader implications of our identity through the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7. Now we turn our attention to the practical reality of living under the good rule and reign of Christ Jesus here and now. If we are Kingdom Citizens, then the gospel will shape every aspect of our lives. From our private devotion to our public declaration, our whole being is shaped by the transforming work of Christ.