Because God has proven Himself faithful, we can trust Him even when we cannot see how He will fulfill His promises.

Trust in the Lord leads to unshakable lives in an uncertain world.

Before Jesus ever preached a sermon, healed anyone, or called a single disciple — He walked into the wilderness. On purpose.

Pastor Jamin closes out the Glad Tidings series with this vision of a world made new, holding both the beauty of that promise and the sobering reality of what it means to stand outside of it.

This message names real pain honestly, wounds, shame, waiting, while pointing to a coming day when none of it will have the last word.

Advent isn't just twinkling lights and countdown calendars, it's meant to sit in real tension: longing for something not yet resolved.

Pastor Jamin walks through Psalm 138 with a simple progression: to know God is to know his goodness, to know his goodness is to know his good actions toward you, and to know his actions is to trust his good purposes, even in the hard, unresolved parts of life.

Scotty Smith sits with that verse tonight, tracing how a man who wrote some of the richest theology in the New Testament also knew what it was to want to disappear.

On night one of Revive Us, Scotty Smith walks through Luke 4 and Jesus' announcement in the synagogue — good news for the poor, freedom for prisoners, sight for the blind, release for the oppressed.

This message walks through Mark 10 and asks what it looks like to bring our real needs to Jesus without the shame or pride that keeps us silent.

This message traces the sobering warning that follows, "how hard it is for the rich to enter the kingdom," and asks a question of every heart: what has taken the place Jesus alone should hold?

Pastor Jesse walks through Matthew 8 and asks a piercing question: is your faith anchored in Jesus, or in how your circumstances are going?

When Jesus sends the disciples into a storm, he doesn't abandon them there. He comes walking toward them on the very water threatening their lives.

When Amalek attacks Israel at their place of rest, God doesn't just give victory, he shows his people where their strength really comes from.

Israel's out of water again (and grumbling, again) just chapters after God split the sea for them.

Pastor Orlando continues the Exodus series in chapters 15–16, where Israel moves from celebrating at the Red Sea to grumbling just days later at the bitter waters of Marah and the lack of food in the wilderness.

Pastor Justin walks through the parting of the Red Sea in Exodus 14, exploring what to do when God leads us somewhere that doesn't make sense.

Does God actually see what you're going through? Pastor Jamin Stinziano opens Exodus 2 to show that our God sees, hears, and remembers — and that he will act on our behalf.

In Week 2 of Exodus: Grace in the Wilderness, Pastor Orlando walks through Exodus 2 and the birth of Moses, showing that nothing in your story is haphazard.

What does it look like to find grace in the hardest seasons of life? In this first message of Exodus: Grace in the Wilderness, we open in Exodus 1 and discover that the story of God's people finding grace in the wilderness is our story too.