Summer Stories | New Wine, Who Dis?

Summer Stories | New Wine, Who Dis?

In this message, Carter and Anahy unpack Jesus' parable of the new wine and old wineskins from Matthew 9:17. Discover how God uses seasons of stretching, crushing, and growth to prepare us for what He wants to do next—and why real transformation happens when we're with Jesus, not just near Him.

Summer Stories | Safe Isn't Faith

What does it really mean to live by faith? In this episode, Pastor Rory Chance explores Jesus' Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14–30) and challenges the idea that playing it safe is the same as being faithful. Discover how fear can bury God's blessings, why faith always requires action, and how trusting God with what He's entrusted to you opens the door for greater purpose. If you've been holding back because of fear, this message will encourage you to take your next step in faith.

Summer Stories | The Samaritan Shift

In this message from our Summer Stories series, Pastor Rory Chance explores Jesus' parable of the Good Samaritan and challenges us to make "The Samaritan Shift." Discover what it means to move beyond simply attending church to becoming the Church by loving the people God places in your path. Your purpose isn't found in what you collect—it's found in what you pour out.

Summer Stories | God Doesn't Waste Small Things

In this message from our Summer Stories series, Pastor Justin Cummings unpacks the Parable of the Mustard Seed (Mark 4:30–32), reminding us that God doesn't waste small things. Discover how deep roots produce lasting fruit, why being planted matters, and how God can multiply what seems small into something that makes a lasting impact for His Kingdom.

Summer Stories | House Rules

What do God's house rules reveal about His heart? In this message from our Summer Stories series, Pastor Rory unpacks the Parable of the Prodigal Son and shows how Jesus used this story to challenge religious assumptions and reveal the Father's relentless love. Discover three powerful truths about God's house: • Nobody is too far gone to come home • Nobody earns their seat at the table • Nobody gets left behind Whether you identify with the prodigal who ran away or the older brother who lost sight of grace, this message will remind you that God's love is pursuing you and His invitation is still open. Scripture: Luke 15:11-32 Subscribe and follow Genesis Church for more biblical teaching and encouragement.