Choices - Pastor John Cope

You Better Run - Pastor Chris Cope

In Genesis 19, Lot is faced with a choice: stay where he is or run toward God's mercy. This message challenges us to consider who we're running with, what we're running from, and where we're headed. As followers of Jesus, we're called to flee sin, pursue God's purpose, and run the race with endurance, keeping our eyes fixed on the One who saves. To learn more or give to our church visit keystonenorth.church [http://keystonenorth.church]

Old But New - Pastor Chris Cope

In Genesis 17, God reminds Abraham that His promises still stand—even when the situation feels impossible. This message explores how God gives us a new identity, calls us into deeper surrender, and provides new solutions to old problems. Through faith, we are reminded that God is still able to do what He has promised. To learn more or give to our church visit keystonenorth.church [http://keystonenorth.church]

Choices - Pastor John Cope

Every choice we make leads somewhere. Through Genesis 16 and the story of Abram and Sarai, we see the power of wise decisions, the consequences of trusting ourselves over God, and how consistency shapes the direction of our lives. As followers of Jesus, we’re challenged to seek God’s peace, listen to the Holy Spirit, and choose the path that leads to life. To learn more or give to our church visit keystonenorth.church [http://keystonenorth.church]

This Is What Dreams Are Made Of - Pastor Chris Cope

In Genesis 15, Abram wrestles with fear, unanswered questions, and waiting on God’s promises. This message reminds us that even in moments of uncertainty, God is still faithful to what He has spoken. As we trust Him, protect what He’s placed in us, and hold onto His promises, we discover that God’s plans are always greater than what we can see. To learn more or give to our church visit keystonenorth.church [http://keystonenorth.church]

What To Do When God Brings You Through - Pastor Chris Cope

In Genesis 14, we see that the real test isn’t just how we handle the battle, but how we handle the victory. Abram chose to give God the glory, not himself. This message challenges us to recognize that everything we have belongs to God, calling us to live with gratitude, surrender, and trust. When we remember His faithfulness and refuse to take control, we position ourselves to live like God can do it again. To learn more or give to our church visit keystonenorth.church [http://keystonenorth.church]