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What once looked like tragedy had become redemption. God has the power to take the worst moments of our lives and use them for good. Years later, Joseph comes face-to-face with the brothers who betrayed him. Instead of revenge, Joseph sees something bigger. Looking back, he realizes that every painful moment was part of God’s greater plan to save lives.

Joseph spends years in prison; forgotten by the very people he helped. These are the valley years of his life, long seasons of waiting and wondering if anything will ever change. Yet even in the silence, God had not abandoned Joseph. When the time was right, God raised Joseph up from prison to a position of influence. The valleys of life are often the places where God is quietly preparing us.

Just when things start improving for Joseph in Potiphar’s house, he is falsely accused and thrown into prison. After doing the right thing, his situation actually gets worse. It would have been easy for Joseph to give up, but he remained faithful to God even in the hardest circumstances. Difficult seasons often develop perseverance and character that God will use later.

Joseph’s story begins with promise and dreams, but it quickly turns into betrayal. His own brothers throw him into a pit and sell him into slavery. What looked like the end of Joseph’s bright future was actually the beginning of God’s plan. Even when life felt unfair and confusing, Joseph continued to trust God. His story reminds us that God is still working, even when we can’t see it!

So much of a lack of submission to the Lord comes from an idolatry of something else. This week, we’ll walk through the need to examine the idols we are exposed to so we make sure our focus is on the right thing.

Life is very noisy. Social media, our careers, relationships are just a part of how busy our lives can be. There is so much to be done, and so little time to do it. Life becomes so loud that we don't even notice God anymore. Jesus gives us a very clear message on where our attention should be, directly on Him.

David feels the weight of his sin growing and only experiences relief by doing the one thing sin desperately wishes we wouldn’t: confess. In revealing what was hidden, David finds that God is his ultimate hiding place. Confession can lead to a complete life change. Once we've cleared the stage of sin in our lives we are free to live a Godly lifestyle.

Healthy homes don’t keep the table to themselves—they make room for others. Throughout Scripture, God’s people were known for their open tables and open lives. When we live with that same posture—welcoming neighbors, friends, and those who feel on the outside—we begin to reflect the heart of God. In God’s family, there’s always another chair waiting to be filled.

Every family experiences tension and conflict. What makes a family strong isn’t the absence of problems but the commitment to stay connected through them. God’s family chooses humility, forgiveness, and love so unity can grow.

In a healthy family, everyone contributes. The church was never meant to be a place where a few people do everything while everyone else watches. God has given each person gifts to strengthen the family and serve the mission.

Every family has a center. Healthy families build their lives around the right one. When something else takes that place—success, schedules, money, or comfort—everything eventually drifts out of order. Jesus teaches that when God is first, life and relationships begin to line up the way they were meant to.

God is not just moving in the adults, the services, or the moments we can easily see — He is moving in the next generation. From kids to students, God is shaping hearts, building faith, and raising up a generation that can know Him, follow Him, and make a difference. In this message, we’ll look at why investing in the next generation matters, how God uses every season and every person to pass fait...

What does it really mean to live a life that points people to Jesus? As we wrap up our Unsung Heroes series, we look at the life of Barnabas — a man Scripture describes as “a good man, full of the Holy Spirit and faith.” Barnabas wasn’t chasing the spotlight. He was an encourager, generous with what he had, surrendered to the Holy Spirit, full of faith, and focused on building God’s Kingdom instea...

She was renowned for her charity, specifically sewing coats and garments for underprivileged widow. She is described as a believer who was "always doing kind things for others". Peter sent everyone out, prayed, and told her, "Tabitha, arise," bringing her back to life. Her resurrection became known throughout Joppa, leading many to believe in the Lord

The grace we’ve received from God is too good to keep to ourselves. Philip looked for opportunities to share the difference that grace had made in his life, and God led him to an unlikely person, and an unlikely conversation took place as a result. In this message, we will look at our responsibility to share our faith with non-believers in a way that is true to our personality.

God uses generosity to advance His kingdom. Lydia, a dealer of purple cloth, became the first convert in Europe and opened her home to host the first church in Philippi. Her hospitality fueled the spread of the gospel.

The mission of God requires a special mixture of obedience and courage and an endurance that refuses to give up no matter how challenging the circumstances become. In this message we will look at a joyful prisoner whose outlook on life was used by God to lead other prisoners to Jesus. 

Chosen first to serve tables, Stephen quickly became known as a man “full of grace and power.” When opposition arose, he spoke God’s truth with such wisdom that his enemies could not stand against him. His fearless testimony before the Sanhedrin cost him his life, but his faith in Jesus left a legacy that still speaks today. 

Lois,the grandmother of Timothy, passed down a sincere faith that took root in her daughter Eunice and her grandson. Though she never preached to crowds or led a movement, her influence shaped the life of a young pastor who would help spread the gospel across the world. Lois reminds us that faith passed on in the home can echo for generations.

God is moving — and one of the simplest, most powerful things we can do is pray for each other. This Sunday, we’ll talk about what it looks like to carry one another through prayer, encouragement, and faith.

Most of us want clarity before we move, but God often asks us to trust Him as we go. In this message we will learn how God normally guides us when it comes to making decisions. You’ll be encouraged to take your next step without waiting for a sign.

We spend a lot of time stressing about where we’re going or what we are doing, but God is focused on who we’re becoming. This message looks at Jesus’ call to seek God first and what Scripture clearly says is God’s will for our lives. You’ll see why spiritual growth matters more than getting every decision right.

Ever worry you’ll make one wrong move and miss God’s plan? This message breaks down how the Bible talks about God’s will and why you don’t have to be afraid of the future. When you understand God is in control, trusting Him gets a lot easier.