Continuing our Genesis series, Chad Puckett teaches through the story of Joseph interpreting dreams for Pharaoh and his court that God with His convenental love uses our pits of suffering for the transformation and reformation of His people into the image of Christ.

On Mother's Day, Derek Chapin shows us that motherhood reflects the self-giving love of God by nurturing life, forming disciples, and pointing both mothers and the church to the sacrificial grace and sufficiency of Jesus Christ.

Continuing our Genesis series, Jeff Nine teaches that whether we are like Judah or Tamar—sinners or the sinned against—that God’s grace meets us by exposing our sin, opening our eyes to repentance, and breaking into our stories to bring redemption through Jesus.

In this sermon, Derek Chapin show's us that God’s plan is not a promise of comfort but of transformation through suffering, and in every circumstance—exile, temptation, and injustice—His constant presence sustains, shapes, and ultimately redeems His people.

Starting part 4 of our Genesis series with this sermon, Derek Chapin shows through Joseph’s story that even amid favoritism, betrayal, and suffering, God is sovereignly working to fulfill His promises and transform His people.

Scripture gives us directives, principles, and practicals on how to train up and care for the next generation. Derek Chapin brings us a sermon on the heart of God for children from Deuteronomy 6.

On Resurrection Sunday, Derek Chapin unpacks the complexities of faith and doubt and offers the truth found only in the risen King Jesus as told in Luke 24.

On Palm Sunday, Chad Puckett continues our Lenten series teaching that Jesus enters Jerusalem as the Sovereign King, worthy of worship, who comes not to bring political deliverance but peace with God — a peace that will cost him everything on the cross.

Derek Chapin continues our Lenten series, Journey to the Cross, by showing that Jesus’ grace seeks out sinners, defies our expectations, and produces real, joyful transformation in those who receive it.

Jeff Nine delivers a message about the Ten Lepers from Luke 17.