In this message we address the question, "Why Does God Allow Suffering?" by sharing about how God doesn't author suffering, but He redeems it through Jesus.

In this message we go through Luke 5:1-11 and talk about how Jesus uses the great catch of fish to lead to the calling of Jesus' first disciples. This message reminds us that God can use our strengths as well as our weaknesses for His purpose and that He wants us to encounter Him.

In this message we go through Genesis 32 and talk about the story of how Jacob meets God face to face. This message reminds us that God gives us grace even while we wrestle with Him and also that He can use our wrestling to draw us closer to Him.

In this message we talk about how Leah and Rachel were putting their identity in the number of children they had with Jacob and compare that to how today we just as easily put our identity in things outside of God and His plan for us. This message reminds us that we'll never be enough if we seek approval from the world and that God's approval sets us free.

In this message we talk about how Jacob was at rock bottom and how God met him there. This message reminds us that no matter what you have done, God will meet you where you are with His grace.

In this message we talk about how Jacob deceived his father to receive his blessing and how we can also be more deceitful than we realize we are. We can be guilty of hiding behind a mask and acting like a different person at church than we are outside of church. This message helps us to realize where we might be living in deception and how God is inviting us to come out of hiding.

We continue our series studying the life of Jacob. In tonight’s passage, we encounter a fundamental moment in Jacob’s story, the deception of his brother Esau, and explore how it relates to the concept of temptation that we struggle with in today’s world, as well as how to fight it.

In this message we begin our new series about the life of Jacob and we talk about how his ambition leads him to become manipulative to get what he wants. This message is about how to attack the cutthroat mentality that the world promotes and how to live with godly ambition instead of worldly ambition.

In this message we go through Ephesians 5:21-33 & 6:1-9. These passages talk about how to approach marriage, family, and work in a way that honors the Lord, and we discuss how to apply these passages to our lives today, specifically as college students.