The epic show down between David and Goliath is more than an encouraging word on overcoming "giants" in our lives. It's a story that points to Jesus, the one who came to our rescue and defeated our greatest enemy, sin. The story of David is not about us, it's about Jesus.

The story of Moses and the Burning Bush is a story of how a holy God initiates salvation, gets involved, and invites us into his presence through Jesus Christ.

The story of Noah and the Ark is a story that shows us the wrath of God towards sin and the gracious salvation he offers to those who by faith believe in Him. It's a story that points to Jesus.

God's Big Story found in the Bible is the story of redemption through Jesus Christ. In Genesis 1-3, we see how God created everything good and for His glory and how sin tarnished and corrupted His good design.

Throughout the Bible, we see God gathering for himself a people. As we gather again for the first time in 3 months, let's remember who we are as a church.

When suffering comes, God has graciously given us tools to help us through our suffering.

When Jesus declared "I AM the Resurrection and the Life", he was telling us of our future hope and our present hope that we have in Him. Pastor Matt also gives a statement concerning a Christian's response to racism.

John 11 teaches us that God is working in his timing that will ultimately display his glory in and through us.

In John 11, we see a story of pain, suffering, and hope. We see the power of Jesus over death and we see his presence in suffering.

Jesus is the sovereign shepherd and he's going to get His Sheep. Guest Speaker Jeremy Lynn.