In this weekly podcast released after the Sunday sermon, Pastor Matt, Pastor Ben, and special guests along the way discuss how we can continue to apply the sermon text to our lives today. 

God transforms His people. He turns deceivers into descendants. This transforming work is not always easy; at times, we wrestle with God. But God’s purposes always win out.

In this weekly podcast released after the Sunday sermon, Pastor Matt, Pastor Ben, and special guests along the way discuss how we can continue to apply the sermon text to our lives today. On today's episode, Pastor Ben chats with Darin Damron on the faith of Abraham and why it matters today.

God teaches us to, by faith, believe that He will keep His promises. Though we fall short, God will provide for Himself a way to ensure the promises of salvation are fully fulfilled.

In this weekly podcast released after the Sunday sermon, Pastor Matt, Pastor Ben, and special guests along the way discuss how we can continue to apply the sermon text to our lives today. 

God forms a people and promises to be their God, leading them to a land of hope. By obedient faith, we trust the Lord’s plans and believe His promises as we live as exiles on this earth

In this weekly podcast released after the Sunday sermon, Pastor Matt, Pastor Ben, and special guests along the way discuss how we can continue to apply the sermon text to our lives today.

Corruption leads to more corruption. Grace leads to salvation. When God saved Noah from His wrath, He pointed ahead to when Jesus would save sinners and bring them into grace.

God created man to walk in His presence. Sin corrupted humanity and removed us from God’s presence. The devastating fall of Adam and Eve in Genesis 3 sent every human out of the presence of God. We run away; God runs to us.

In this weekly podcast released after the Sunday sermon, Pastor Matt, Pastor Ben, and special guests along the way discuss how we can continue to apply the sermon text to our lives today. In this episode, Pastor Ben sits down with Chris Holstein to discuss the most tragic chapter in the entire Bible: Genesis 3.