Part 3 - SERIES: Bookends

The first chapters of Genesis and the final chapters of Revelation form strikingly parallel bookends to God’s Story. In this series we’re comparing the two, seeing how God began everything and how he’ll ensure that his original intentions will come to fruition in the end. This week we see that God’s story is bookend by weddings! The very first wedding in history was a small, private, outdoor, garden wedding in Genesis 2. The final wedding in history will be a massive, public, urban wedding in a huge modern city, followed by a big reception complete with great food and dancing! See Revelation 19 for some of the details. God created us lacking and intended marriage (one man + one woman for one lifetime) to vividly illustrate his commitment to us.

The first chapters of Genesis and the final chapters of Revelation form strikingly parallel bookends to God’s Story. In this series we’re comparing the two, seeing how God began everything and how he’ll ensure that his original intentions will come to fruition in the end. This week we see that God’s story is bookend by weddings! The very first wedding in history was a small, private, outdoor, garden wedding in Genesis 2. The final wedding in history will be a massive, public, urban wedding in a huge modern city, followed by a big reception complete with great food and dancing! See Revelation 19 for some of the details. God created us lacking and intended marriage (one man + one woman for one lifetime) to vividly illustrate his commitment to us.

Part 2 - SERIES: Bookends

The first chapters of Genesis and the final chapters of Revelation form strikingly parallel bookends to God’s Story. In this series we’re comparing the two, seeing how God began everything and how he’ll ensure that his original intentions will come to fruition in the end. This week we look at God planting the Garden in Eden with the intention of Adam & Eve growing it into a City where God would forever live among his people. As we wait for this City, Jesus exhorts us to choose our treasure. For wherever we find our treasure, our hearts and lives will follow.

The first chapters of Genesis and the final chapters of Revelation form strikingly parallel bookends to God’s Story. In this series we’re comparing the two, seeing how God began everything and how he’ll ensure that his original intentions will come to fruition in the end. This week we look at God planting the Garden in Eden with the intention of Adam & Eve growing it into a City where God would forever live among his people. As we wait for this City, Jesus exhorts us to choose our treasure. For wherever we find our treasure, our hearts and lives will follow.

Part 1 - SERIES: Bookends

The first chapters of Genesis and the final chapters of Revelation form strikingly parallel bookends to God’s Story. In this series we’re comparing the two, seeing how God began everything and how he’ll ensure that his original intentions will come to fruition in the end. This week we look at creation, and God’s plan to go from Creation to New Creation. All of it begs the question, “How big is your God?” If he’s big enough to speak the universe into existence, and if he’s big enough to ensure everything will go as he’s planned in the end, is he big enough for you to trust in the day to day chaos and struggle of your own life?

The first chapters of Genesis and the final chapters of Revelation form strikingly parallel bookends to God’s Story. In this series we’re comparing the two, seeing how God began everything and how he’ll ensure that his original intentions will come to fruition in the end. This week we look at creation, and God’s plan to go from Creation to New Creation. All of it begs the question, “How big is your God?” If he’s big enough to speak the universe into existence, and if he’s big enough to ensure everything will go as he’s planned in the end, is he big enough for you to trust in the day to day chaos and struggle of your own life?

Easter 2022 | Eyes Opened

On the afternoon of his resurrection Jesus took a walk with a couple of his disciples. But it wasn't until they made it to their destination that they recognized who he was. On their 2+ hour journey, Jesus explained to them how all of the Old Testament points to him. Then, finally, their eyes were opened and they realized who he was. In the same way Jesus encounters us to prove who he is and open our eyes!

Part 3 - SERIES: Famous Last Words

Famous Last Words | Part 3: Jesus's Famous Surrender

We're in a short series looking at some of Jesus's final words before his death on the cross. This week we see his famous surrender when he said, "Father, into your hands I commit my spirit," just before he breathed his last. Pastor Dave leads us to see that like Jesus we can run to the Father and put our life in his hands, no matter the circumstances. And we should remember that just like Jesus, after surrender comes resurrection and new life.

We're in a short series looking at some of Jesus's final words before his death on the cross. This week we see his famous surrender when he said, "Father, into your hands I commit my spirit," just before he breathed his last. Pastor Dave leads us to see that like Jesus we can run to the Father and put our life in his hands, no matter the circumstances. And we should remember that just like Jesus, after surrender comes resurrection and new life.

A person's last words matter, and are often some of their most remembered words. It's no different with Jesus. In this short series we're looking at some of his famous last words. In Scripture there are 7 phrases recorded that Jesus uttered from the cross. This week we look at 4 of them and will see that God’s forgiveness is costly, but given freely and completely to any who would turn to Jesus in faith.