Prophetic keys for thriving in the midst of our current global shakings and insight to God's redemptive work in the world. Sermon by Adam Narciso.

Through the resurrection of Christ, God completely reset the planet and resets our lives. Sermon by Steve Fry.

We discover the simple joy of praying. That prayer is not the evidence of maturity, but an invitation to intimacy. Sermon by Steve Fry. 

As the children of Israel came to bitter waters they had choices of how to respond. We serve a God who cares, and who can turn bitterness into sweetness. Sermon by Scott Ingegneri.

How encountering God's majesty enables us to trust Him in times of adversity. Sermon by Steve Fry.

In the wilderness times of our lives, we discover one of the richest sources of pleasure we can know: the simple act of being faithful to God in every situation. Faithfulness is not just a character discipline; it is indeed a source of pleasure!

The disappointments we walk through can hinder our openness to what God wants to do in our lives if we let them affect our hope. Staying joyfully hopeful is essential to partnering with God. Sermon by guest speaker Amy Ward. 

What we do with the wildernesses we face daily determines our knowledge of God's love, our culture, and the amount of passion we have for him. Sermon by Aaron Weaver. 

In our study of Exodus, we actually go all the way back to the original commission that God gave Adam and Eve - to be fruitful and multiply and subdue the earth and take dominion - and discover that it is by walking in this commission that we actually begin to experience the fact that we are made in God's image, and thus experience an even deeper realm of God's love for us.

The Lord will sometimes use a physical transition (children of Israel crossing the Red Sea) to bring about a spiritual reality. Once slaves, now free; once an oppressed people, now the people of God. Sermon by Ryan Hall.