A message from the series “Main Series.” Fathers inherently desire to protect their children from the wickedness that we know is in this fallen world.

A message from the series “Main Series.”

A message from the series “Main Series.” Graduation is a launch into the deep, but you don’t go alone. Isaiah 43:1–2 reminds us that the God who formed you, walks with you, and claims you as His own will never leave you. Wherever life takes you, you are never outside His presence or purpose.

A message from the series “Main Series.”

A message from the series “Main Series.”

A message from the series “Main Series.” Big Idea: Because Christ is risen, despair is not the end of our story. His resurrection brings life, light, and hope—even in our darkest valleys.

A message from the series “Main Series.” Jesus is not the King we expected, but He’s the King we need.

A message from the series “Main Series.” Matthew 28:1–10 describes how two of Jesus’ women followers learn of Jesus’ resurrection. Before they arrive at the tomb on Sunday morning, an angel from heaven descends and rolls back the large stone. This is accompanied by an earthquake. The Roman soldiers faint.

A message from the series “Main Series.” od doesn’t just comfort us—He grows us. Like an eagle stirring the nest, He sometimes removes what’s familiar to teach us to fly by faith. In this message, Pastor Amos shows how God’s love includes protection and a push toward purpose. Trust the stirring. Trust the fall. Trust the flight.

A message from the series “Main Series.” This message is to remind us to keep watching; to keep praying for discernment;
to keep seeking truth; to keep hoping in Christ Jesus; and to keep suiting up in the
whole armor of God, so that we do not fall victim to the schemes and the
strategies of the snakes, and wickedness of the wolves.