We would expect God's family history to be free from controversy or incident, but we would be wrong. Josh Siders explains how the grace of the gospel begins before Jesus is even born by exploring His lineage.

During this tense time of racial unrest in our country, it's important to acknowledge the injustices of the past while paving a way for the future. Josh and Sarah Siders share about observing #BlackLivesMatter Sunday and how Jesus has provided a way for us to reach unity in the midst of our differing racial backgrounds, experiences, and stories.

How does Jesus affect the cycle of birth and death? And how does the concept of resurrection impact our daily lives as we follow Jesus? We'll take a look at these questions in our latest I AM message.

We are looking for people we can trust and who will help us and care for us. But who can we turn to? In light of this, Josh Siders discusses Jesus as our good shepherd from John 10.

How do we relate to our past now when we live in God's kingdom? How does Jesus relate to our past? We answer these questions this week during our I AM series, as well as how to not let our past control us.

Josh Siders continues the I AM series by talking about how Jesus referred to Himself as light, and how we must shine His light to bring impact to the world around us.

We begin a new message series through the Gospel of John focusing on the seven I AM statements Jesus makes about Himself. This week, the topic is the bread of life and how Jesus has come to be the satisfaction to our innate desires, plus one hurdle to growing spiritually.

Geo Ammerman talks about the challenges and blessings we face when we put all our trust in God.

As we wind down our Back To Basics series, Josh Siders answers the questions: What happens to us when Jesus returns? and, What will happen to me? Listen in as these honest questions are set in context to the study of end-times.

Josh Siders continues our Back To Basics series why seeking to answer two important questions. What is the church? And who is the church for? The answers to these two questions inform the way we see church and who we welcome in to participate.