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All Things New: Genesis and God's Redemptive Work - Part 6 Have you ever desperately reached for something that always seemed just out of grasp? Jacob and Leah spent years grasping for the love and approval they desperately wanted. Pastor Dave unpacks their stories and reveals why anything other than Jesus will leave you grasping at straws.

All Things New: Genesis and God's Redemptive Work - Part 5For Abraham, Mount Moriah was a place of horror. Until he got there. That place of horror turned into a place of redemption. It was a place where Abraham's faith was made new. Pastor Dave unpacks the extraordinary call of Abraham and how we might be asked to do the same.

When God gives us a hard assignment, we are tempted to take a shortcut. But shortcuts often lead to short-term gain and long-term pain. Pastor Dave unpacks the story of Abram, Sarai, and Hagar and inspires us to trust God even when it’s hard.

All Things New: Genesis and God's Redemptive Work - Part 3What was so wrong with building a tower to the heavens? Isn't ambition a good thing? Isn't God interested in progress? Joe Mattson unpacks the Tower of Babel and reveals the danger of pursuing great things while leaving God out of the picture.

All Things New: Genesis and God's Redemptive Work - Part 2Noah received one of the hardest assignments God ever gave - and he obeyed when almost no one else would. Jesus still calls His followers to walk the narrow road. Pastor Dave challenges us to pursue righteousness in a world that often chooses another way.

All Things New: Genesis and God's Redemptive Work - Part 1Perhaps you can't even put your finger o nit. You just know you need filled up. Pastor Dave unpacks Genesis 1 and God's extraordinary ability to fill your cup.

Plants need three things to grow: water, soil, sunlight. We need three things to grow spiritually: pages, power, people. Pastor Dave explains.

When we can't see them, we easily forget them. That might be okay for distant relatives, but we shouldn't forget the 3.4 billion unreached people. Pastor Dave inspires us to reach them.

The Fourfold Gospel: All About Jesus Part 5 We are called to be a blessing to our local communities. We do this because we are grateful for all that God has done for us. Pastor Dave inspires us to get more involved in local outreach, in part, because God has reached out to us.

The Fourfold Gospel: All About Jesus Part 4In this message from our Fourfold Gospel series, we celebrate the hope that Christ is our Coming King. Jesus is coming again, and His return gives us confidence in a world marked by suffering, injustice, and uncertainty. Because the King is coming, we can live with hope, faithfulness, urgency, and anticipation - trusting that Jesus will ultimately make all things new. "Amen. Come, Lord Jesus."

The Fourfold Gospel: All About Jesus Part 3In this message, Pastor Isaac teaches what it means that Christ is our Healer. Through Scripture and the Alliance tradition, we see that Jesus still heals, that the Church is called to pray boldly for the sick, and that healing ultimately belongs to Christ's redemptive work. We ask God to heal us without reservation, surrender fully to His will, and trust that every follower of Jesus will be made whole - completely and forever.

The Fourfold Gospel: All About Jesus Part 2What does it actually mean for Jesus to change us from the inside out? In this message, Pastor Isaac unpacks the meaning of sanctification - a big church word with a life-changing promise. God sets believers apart and restores them into Christ-like holiness. We cannot manufacture that transformation through willpower, religion, or self-improvement. It begins with a heart fully surrendered to Jesus.Our obedience is the evidence of that surrender, but Christ is the One who does the transforming work. Sanctification does not happen overnight, yet as we continually yield to him, Jesus faithfully forms his life within us.

The Fourfold Gospel: All About Jesus Part 1Pastor Isaac explores the deep need we all have to be rescued by Jesus. The problem of sin is not something we can fix with good intentions, religious habits, or trying harder. We need a Savior. This message will look at the darkness of the human heart and the overwhelming victory Jesus gives through His life, death, and resurrection. Salvation is not something we earn; it is a gift we receive by surrendering ourselves fully to Christ.

After and incredible week of Summer Blast Vacation Bible School, Pastor Isaac explores the overwhelming yet comforting nature of God because of what Jesus Christ has done for us.

God has not hidden Himself from us. He has revealed Himself most clearly in Jesus Christ. In this message from John 14, we explore why the question "Who is God?" ultimately leads to another: "What will you do with Jesus?"