What does it mean in Psalm 91 when it says that if we trust in God we won't let us stumble or be hurt? It certainly doesn't seem true - that bad things only happen to bad people... Brandon Edwards, the worship pastor of Journey Church in Bozeman, unpacks the truth behind this Psalm.

In Joshua 5 there is a story about the nation of Israel beginning to take the promised land. In this message Cory unpacks this story and talks through some exciting new opportunities for our church to take new territory for the Lord.

What does it mean to live in authentic community with true friends? Our family and student pastor Neil Hancock unpacks this in part 4 of our series on Godly friendship.

What does it mean to be a Godly friend? In the first part of our series on friendship, our executive pastor, Paul Hansen, unpacks the story of Job and his friends - the good and the bad and where our focus should be to be a good friend.

What would you say to the ones that you care for deeply if it was maybe the last time that you were to talk with them? In this final message of our study through the book of Ephesians, Cory talks through the final chapter of Ephesians - the last few things that Paul teaches to the church that he loves.

In part four of our study on the book of Ephesians, Cory talks through Paul's instructions to us as believers and what it really looks like to practically live a life "worthy of the calling with which you have been called."

What are your goals for this new year? In this message Cory talks about the goals that Paul belived we should have when it comes to our faith as we unpack Ephesians chapter 3

What does it mean to be part of God's family? This message continues our study in the book of Ephesians by examining chapter two and the reality of our adoption into the family of God.

In this series we are walking through the book of Ephesians, the letter that the Apostle Paul wrote to believers in the city of Ephesus. In part 1, Cory talks about the hope that we all have in Christ and specifically what it means through the prayer of Paul for the Ephesians.