This is week 6 of our Unsung Heroes series. This week, we looked at the story of Hagar in Genesis 16 & 21.

God partners with ordinary people to do extraordinary things.

The promise that God sees us is not a threat, but a promise.

Rick Schmitz teaching. 

This is week 5 of our Unsung Heroes series. This week we looked at the story of Jonathan in 1 Samuel 14.

'Perhaps the Lord...'

Scarcity vs. Abundance

Kallie Garrett Teaching

This is week 4 of our Unsung Heroes series. This week, we looked at Rahab in Joshua 2. 

God partners with ordinary people to do extraordinary things. 

Our main job is to see and love and serve people. 

Our redemption stories have way more power than our perfection stories. 

Rick Schmitz teaching. 

This is week 3 of our Unsung Heroes series. This week, for Father's Day, we took a look at David's Mighty Men in 2 Samuel 23.

God partners with ordinary people to do extraordinary things. 

A Biblical man is a Jesus-centered man.

Rick Schmitz teaching. 

This is week 2 of our Unsung Heroes series. This week, we looked at Abigail in 1 Samuel 25. 

God partners with ordinary people to do extraordinary things.

Clear Eyes. Full Hearts. Can't Lose.

Rick Schmitz teaching. 

This is week 1 of our Unsung Heroes series. We're taking a look at some of the lesser known characters of the Bible. This week, we took a look at Shamgar in Judges 3:31.

God partners with ordinary people to do extraordinary things. 

Our world needs heroes and we were created to be heroes.

Rick Schmitz teaching. 

This is the conclusion of our Mom Heart of God series. 

We believe in a BIG GOD.

God has masculine attributes. Your masculine attributes are a reflection of the nature and character of God.

AND 

God has feminine attributes. Your feminine attributes are a reflection of the nature and character of God.

Hosea 11 & 13.

Rick Schmitz teaching. 

This is week 2 of our Mom Heart of God series. 

Every characteristic of who He is meets a need in us. 

Isaiah 49.

Leah Smith teaching. 

(Sorry this week is late, we had a few technical difficulties.)

This week, we begin our series, The Mother Heart of God with a panel. Kelsey Bradley, Tasha Britt, Tiffney Brink, and Tish Torrez.

God Our Mother poem written by Allison Woodard and performed by Kallie Garrett.

This is a stand alone week, talking about the fact that who we are is greater that what we accomplish.

Matthew 16

Rick Schmitz teaching. 

You can find the song Rick references in the end of the teaching here:

Worthy of It All by Rachel Skrobot