This week in our Made for More series, we looked at Genesis 40–41 and how God uses our waiting seasons to shape us for His mission. Joseph, betrayed and forgotten in prison, could’ve given up—but he stayed faithful, and more importantly, God stayed at work. What looked like delay was actually preparation. In one day, Joseph went from the pit to the palace, because God had been forming his character in the dark before giving him influence in the light. And just like Joseph, we’re reminded: you were made for more than comfort, success, or ease—you were made to walk with God and be used by Him to impact others. Even when it feels like nothing is happening, God is still writing a bigger story.
As we finish up our Jesus Above All series in Colossians 4:7-18 today, we're studying what friendships within the church will look like. Oftentimes,...
We're starting a new message series studying Romans 12:1-2 to end 2023, called Deep Dependent Worship. We want to break down some misconceptions about...
Today, we studied parts of Proverbs 4, 20, and 23 to learn that fathers set direction by the lives they live. In this message,...
