One of the most unexpected ways God has revealed himself to humanity is as a sacrifice. We trace the image of a scarlet thread through the Bible that begins in the Garden of Eden and ends at the cross as we ask: "Who will deal with your sin?"

What do we do when life feels out of control? Genesis 1 introduces us to the Creator who brings order out of chaos, calls his world good, and invites us to rest under his reign. Discover why these ancient words still bring hope to our chaotic world—and to our hearts.

Every day you make about 35,000 decisions. Most are small — what to eat, what to wear. But some aren't. Should I take this job? End this relationship? Say yes to this proposal?

Left on our own, none of us really has what it takes to navigate those calls. But here's the good news: our God is a guide.

In this message, we dig into what it actually means to be led by God — including the myths that trip people up along the way.

We all have a passion for justice and a desire to see injustice punished. How does this relate to the fact that God is a judge? Is that good news for us? And what does that mean for our everyday life? Find out as we continue our series, Only a God Like You.

What do you do when your life feels like a mess you can’t fix? In this message, we trace the story from Genesis 3 through Babel and discover a God who never gives up on broken people. No matter how far we’ve wandered, there is hope - because we have a Redeemer.

Ever ask God for advice and hear nothing back? Oftentimes it turns out that God isn't the problem - we are. In the final message of "Heard," we ask the real question: are you actually in a position to listen?

Ever wished you could undo a decision? Proverbs says wisdom was speaking before the regret .

In this message, we look at three kinds of listeners (simple, mockers, and fools) and why asking, “What is the wise thing for me to do?” can change the trajectory of your relationships, finances, and future.

What you listen to shapes what you do—but most of us only hear what we want to hear. In this message, we look at a forgotten Old Testament story that exposes how dangerous selective hearing can be, and how God keeps speaking even when we’d rather not listen.