Instead of relying on self-sufficiency, what if we learned to focus on the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth, who watches over our lives? How would that shape the way we live? This message challenges us to practice generosity and cultivate spiritual health by intentionally working on our memories to recall God's faithfulness. Together, we'll see how trusting in Jesus provides the ultimate hope, and it is He who provides grace, peace, and unshakeable security. Speaker: Greg Holder

Even heroes can experience struggles. We're exploring the story of Elijah, a major prophet in the Old Testament that experienced amazing victories. But he also experienced fear, exhaustion, and burnout. Togther, we'll see how God met him with tenderness, rest, and a gentle whisper. We'll discover how unrealistic expectations, isolation, and “soul fatigue” can distort our view of God and ourselves, and how His presence restores us in the silence. Join us as we confront lies, find courage, and step into a hope-filled moment with the God who never leaves us. Speaker: Greg Holder

Our God is not just "a god," but rather THE God. We explore an ancient story about God showing His supremacy over false idols. Together we'll see how these idols pop up today, whether its success, image, control, or something else. There's good news: God still brings victory to those who seek Him. Speaker: Greg Holder

Have you ever made a mistake and feel like you're just swimming in regret? Does it feel like there's nothing you could do that could make things right again? We're looking at a story about King David, where his mistakes lead not just to regret, but to a national crisis. We see how repentance and costly forgiveness in David's story ultimately point to Jesus. Speaker: Greg Holder & Chris Nation

Legacy. Setbacks. Failures. Promises. When we think about our past and our future, it is easy to get lost on a rollercoaster of wishes, regrets, goals, and hopes. We continue our Peak Experiences series at Mount Nebo, where Moses, after leading the Israelites in the desert for decades, looks at his legacy. There is a complicated mixture of joy and grief that serves as a leadership lesson to us all. Join us as we consider what it looks like to trust God with our entire lives, how to overcome challenges, and how to build a lasting legacy. Speaker: Kimberly MacNeill

God promises us His presence and we shouldn't settle for anything less. Join us as we explore a famous story at the foot of Mount Sinai where the Israelites want God to be present with them, but on their own terms. Even today, we are tempted to squeeze God down to something less than Who He fully is, whether we realize it or not. Especially after spiritual victories, we can create "gods of our own making". Learn how to keep "looking up" to the real, untamable God and avoid settling for a cheap, comfortable god of your own creation.

Speaker: Ben Horseman

We continue in the Peak Experiences series, this time unpacking the Ten Commandments. Learn how God's laws are not restrictive control but guardrails of grace and love designed to protect and guide people to freedom. We explore how God is establishing a relationship, not just regulation. We'll see how the Law acts as a mirror, revealing our need for grace and pointing us to Jesus, who fulfilled every command so we can draw near to God with confidence. God's way is as the pathway to life and a renewed relationship with Him. Speaker: Will Coleman

Mount Sinai. It's an important place where several pivotal events happened in the Bible, including the calling of Moses. Join us as we explore Moses' life, and how he went from regret to being called by God to enter the story in a big way. Together, we'll learn why God doesn't look for extraordinary people with perfect resumes, but ordinary people who will trust Him and take the next step. Along the way we'll unpack the name God gives Himself and receive an ancient blessing. Speaker: Greg Holder

Surrender. It's part of the faith journey that can be difficult to explain, but such a relief to experience. In week 2 of Peak Experiences, we unpack a challenging story of surrender. Isaac, the long anticipated son of Abraham, was God's promise to make a great nation for Abraham. Yet, mysteriously, God tells Abraham to sacrifice him. Abraham's willingness serves as a powerful testament to radical trust and the truth that "The Lord will provide". On Mount Moriah, Isaac's life is spared and God provides a replacement sacrifice, foreshadowing the life and sacrificial death of Jesus that will be for all. Speaker: Greg Holder

You have value. In fact, when God created humanity, the dignity of each human life was part of the entire plan. Even though sin entered the story and each of us have strayed from our perfect and loving God, there is hope for redemption. Evil, shame, and brokenness are part of this life, but they don't get the last word. God has not given up on us or this world, and the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus are clear evidence that we are still loved and valued.

This message kicks off an epic new series, Peak Experiences. In this series we will explore the narrative of Scripture through the encounters people have with God, often on mountains or hilltops. Sometimes these are exciting, sometimes they're heavy and shocking, but every time people are changed. Speaker: Greg Holder