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The Arrival: Hope in the Lord from this time forth and forevermore

This Sunday, Josh Clarke kicked off our Advent series “The Arrival.” Throughout this season, we’ll reflect on the hope, peace, joy, and love that come to us through Christ. Josh opened the series by exploring the theme of Hope, teaching from Psalm 131:1–3.

According to His Purpose: When God Says ‘I Am’ — That’s Enough.

In the continuation of the sermon series According to His Purpose, Andrew Martin teaches from Exodus 3, where God reveals Himself to Moses not with a title or description, but with His very being: “I AM WHO I AM.” Moses learns that knowing who God is — eternal, faithful, unchanging — is the foundation for trusting what God says. And when we face fear, uncertainty, or weakness, God’s answer remains the same: “I am the God who is — and that is enough.”

According to His Purpose: The God who won’t let go!

Continuing in the According to His Purpose sermon series, Andrew Martin focuses on Genesis 43, where Jacob, his sons, and Joseph each face a crossroads between fear and faith. Through loss, guilt, and uncertainty, God uses painful circumstances to move His people from clinging to control toward trusting His promises. This message calls us to take that same next step of faith—letting go of what we hold too tightly and believing that God’s grace and plan can be trusted, even when we can’t see the

According to His Purpose: The Bible is not about you.

In today’s sermon, Ali Mahmoud continues our According to His Purpose series, reminding us that the Bible isn’t about us—it’s about God’s faithfulness and redemption through Jesus. Through the lives of Jacob, David, and Paul, we see that even in human weakness, God’s strength and purpose shine through. Our hope and story are found not in what we do, but in who He is and what He has done. Genesis 35:9–12

According to His Purpose - God is Sovereign

In the continuation of the sermon series According to His Purpose, Josh Clarke spoke on the final chapters of the book of Job where God responds to Job. Josh highlighted how God is Sovereign over all of creation, and how we are simply called to trust Him - even when our circumstances don't make sense.