Part of being FOR the city is being WITH the people of your city. And for a life on mission, intentionality is key.

At The Genesis Project, we are on a mission for our city. We want to see them find a permanent sense of place and purpose...one that can only be found in the God who created us. But, we believe that it's so important to get the motivation for this mission right; and the motivation is a deep sense of compassion which lines up with the heart of God.

Moms are a portrait of God in so many ways. But moms also live such self-sacrificing lives that it can feel as though they've surrendered their significance in becoming mothers. But with God, surrender is what makes us significant.

Messiah. It's a term that we've come to associate with Jesus of Nazareth. But did He associate it with Himself? And what exactly does it mean? And is there any proof that Jesus is the Messiah?

Jesus never refers to himself as "Savior" in the Gospels. But we are all pretty accustomed to calling him that. Why? What does it mean that Jesus is "Savior"? And does it matter in the everyday, or only one day when we all stand before God? What's the deal?

Jesus' favorite self-descriptive term was "Son of Man." Lots of people see it as a title identifying him with humanity. Like an opposite to the title Son of God. Is that what it means? Who is the Son of Man? Is there something deeper there?

Jesus was called, and called himself the "Son of God." But what does that mean? Were there others who went by that title? Is there any legitimate proof that Jesus of Nazareth was the Son of God?

Man? Myth? Messiah? Everyone has an opinion. But who did Jesus of Nazareth claim to be? And what evidence do we have to support His claims?

This series is focused on these questions! Join us Sundays @ 9:30am as we chat through them!

It's the ultimate comeback story...and it's all true. Everything. The crucifixion. The resurrection. And the implications. Easter Sunday changes everything!

This week's message explores our identity as "temporary residents" and foreigners. It's about a different mindset, a different battle, a different lifestyle, and a different home that we have come to adopt and be adopted into through our relationship with Jesus.