Psalms 145:1-9Psalm 145 calls us to invite the next generation into God’s greater story, praising Him for His wonderful works. We are asking God to raise up faithful leaders in the generations to come and for us to be faithful in commending to them the Gospel.

Hebrews 11, Genesis 4 We are beginning a series looking at the heroes of the faith found in Hebrews 11. Both Cain and Abel brought an offering to the Lord but God rejected the way of Cain.  Find out why Abel’s was commended and why it speaks on from the grave.

(1 Samuel 1:3-11, 18-20) Hannah experiences deep anguish due to not being able to have children. The voices of the culture and her husband only bring more sorrow but she has a moment where she gets up and responds to this sorrow in the only way that works. She turns to God and prays in… Continue reading Sorrow’s Response

(Genesis 15:1-21) A theophany is a scene in which God manifests himself in a physical or audible way. This weird passage is about when God revealed himself to Abraham. What did Abraham see and how did he react? And how did God respond? And what does it all mean?

(Acts 2:40-47)The first communities of believers exploded for the first 300 years. They grew so much that they replaced the cultures. If you want to see our culture changed, find out what made them so different and why they were so different.

Stop it! Stop disqualifying yourself based on the doubts you have. Thomas was a monster in the faith and yet all we remember is he doubted. King David, Jeremiah, John the Baptist – all had doubts but they still moved forward in mission. We are going to have seasons where we question God’s word and… Continue reading Doubt and Mission

1 Samuel 16:13-23, 18, 19:1-18Ephesians 6:12-18

John 20:1-18 We are celebrating Easter by looking at what happens when we encounter our risen King. It is an intensely rational, merciful, and personal encounter that will wreck your life in the best possible way.

Join Pastor Doug Lillo for our sunrise service.

Matthew 21:1-17 The Day the Disciples had been wanting finally is here. Jesus no longer hides that He is the Messiah. Jesus enters Jerusalem as King on Palm Sunday and now He will either be crowned or killed.