Pastor Aaron Buer continues our Epic series by showing us how Joshua led Israel across the Jordan River into the promised land. We discover that entering new seasons requires following God's presence, honoring his holiness, and preparing our hearts through spiritual disciplines. We are challenged to remember God’s past faithfulness to fuel our faith for whatever lies ahead.

Pastor Brad Holmes continues our Epic series by examining how God gave Moses the law not as a burden, but as a blueprint for freedom. We discover that before God shared any rules, He reminded Israel of their rescue from slavery—showing us that obedience flows from remembrance, not obligation. Through this sermon, we are challenged to stop seeing God's commands as restrictions and start viewing them as invitations to deeper relationship, allowing our gratitude for Jesus's rescue to transform our daily obedience.

Pastor Brad Holmes continues our EPIC sermon series by exploring Moses's journey from palace privilege to desert exile. We discover how God often does his most powerful work during our dead-end seasons. Through Moses's story of failure, flight, and divine encounter at the burning bush, we see that God sees his people's suffering, hears their cries, and sends a rescuer.

Pastor Jeff Manion continues our Epic sermon series by exploring Joseph's story and how God works through awful situations. We discover that God in his creativity can transform painful experiences into instruments of blessing and rescue. Through Joseph's journey we see how God uses unwanted detours for redemptive purposes. We are challenged to trust that God is working even when we can't see his plan. We discover how Joseph's story points to Jesus, who endured ultimate suffering to bring salvation, reminding us that God's beautiful work often emerges from life's broken places.

Pastor Aaron Buer continues our EPIC sermon series by exploring Jacob's journey from wrestling with destiny to finding his place in God's plan. Through Jacob's story of deception, bargaining with God and family dysfunction, we see how patterns of sin and brokenness can be passed down through generations. We discover that even in the midst of our wrestling and striving, God is faithfully working to fulfill his promises. This message challenges us to stop trying to control our circumstances and instead trust in God's character, knowing that our wrestling ends when we turn to Jesus, who came to redeem our broken stories and restore us to friendship with God.

Pastor Aaron Buer launches our new EPIC series by exploring Abraham's extraordinary journey of faith. We discover how God's call to Abraham wasn't just about one man's obedience, but the beginning of his grand rescue plan for all humanity. Through Abraham's story, we see that following God often means stepping into uncertainty while trusting his faithfulness. This message challenges us to recognize how God calls us to be part of his blessing to others, even when we can't see the full destination ahead.

Pastor Jeff Manion concludes our Courageous Church series exploring the early church’s commitment to sharing the gospel. We discover how the apostles' bold testimony about Jesus's resurrection was a living reality that transformed everything about how they lived. We see that the same Holy Spirit who gave them courage in trials is available to strengthen us in our challenges. We learn that authentic faith always expresses itself in both word and deed—courageously sharing the gospel while generously meeting physical needs. This message challenges us to live prepared, knowing that people are watching our lives and asking questions that become opportunities to share the hope we have in Jesus.

Pastor Aaron Buer continues our COURAGEOUS CHURCH series by exploring the early church's commitment to fellowship, revealing what true Christian fellowship looks like. We discover that fellowship goes beyond friendship to a deeper spiritual connection that happens when believers follow Jesus together. Through both the large and small gatherings, we learn that God created us for relationship with both him and each other. This message challenges us to go "all in" on fellowship, experiencing the full, joy-filled life that comes from being courageously committed to spiritual community with other believers.