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What can we learn from the tower of Babel? The desire for security and significance, apart from God, leads to unnecessary pain and confusion.

The account of Noah and the ark isn’t primarily about Noah, but God’s goodness to Noah. It can be summed up in this phrase found in Genesis 6:8, “And Noah found favor in the eyes of the Lord.” Why Noah? What does this mean for us? Can we “find favor” in the eyes of the… Read More»

This week we dive (pun intended) into part 2 about Noah, the ark and the flood found in Genesis chapters 6-10. The account of Noah and the ark isn’t primarily about Noah, but God’s goodness to Noah. It can be summed up in this phrase found in Genesis 6:8, “And Noah found favor in the… Read More»

This week, Jonny Gilling shares a timely message on what it means to press in – not to achievement but surrender. Jonny and his wife, Bex, responded to a whisper that grew to a nudge and eventually an overwhelming “Yes!” when they moved from their home in New Zealand to South Africa several years ago.… Read More»

As we continue in the book of Genesis, we find the account of Cain and Abel is much more than Cain killing his brother, Abel. Why did God accept Abel’s offering, but not Cains? Did Cain have a chance to make it right? Furthermore, can we learn to stop the downward progression of sin? There’s… Read More»

Is Jesus death more important than anyone else? What does it mean for me? Furthermore, why does His resurrection matter? If it is true, it means everything. This week, we explore the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus on Easter Sunday! If you’ve ever had questions about the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, this… Read More»

What really happened in the garden when Adam and Eve chose to break trust with God? How did it all go awry? This week we learn from Adam and Eve’s mistake and what happens when we choose disobedience over trust.

Being single is hard. Some hate it. Others say it’s a gift. What does God think about it? Find out in this paradigm shifting message by pastor Kent and be set free from false presumptions about your singleness.

Did you know God created human beings to need companionship, AND He has a plan to meet that need regardless of the season of life where you find yourself? This week, we continue on in the book of Genesis from Genesis 2:18-25.

Special guest Kevin McKenzie (Aletheia Church Boston) shares from Genesis 2:1-3 in order to reshape our understanding about what it means to life a life of sabbath rest. From work-a-holism to laziness and everything in between, this message will help you live in the way God created you to live – from a place of… Read More»

Journey worship director, Christina Chao, shares her heart and story on how to experience personal breakthrough in your life and in your relationship with the Lord.

The book of Genesis has huge implications for life and worldview (our overall view of life and the world). In part 2, pastor Kent answers the question, why are we here? The book of Genesis gives us the answer to this age old question!

God, in the beginning, created the heavens and the earth and everything in it. God is at the center of the story, shattering our self-centered ideas of human supremacy. In this message, we find out that God is the good and mighty Creator who made all things for His glory and our good. We also… Read More»

The word Genesis simply means “beginnings.” The book of Genesis is not only the first book in the Bible but describes how God began all things. It forms the foundation of our Christian understanding about God and His son, Jesus Christ. In fact, without the book of Genesis, Jesus makes very little sense. In this… Read More»

Pastor Kent shares a personal message close to his heart about what God is doing in this season – in our lives and in the life of our church. Things are turning around. The wind is blowing. God is moving, and we are growing, yes we are going. 

All of God’s creation has a rhythm to it. The ocean has a cadence. The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. The birds migrate each year to and from one place to another and back again. Crops are planted, grow, and are harvested. The seasons of the year have a cycle.… Read More»

All of God’s creation has a rhythm to it. The ocean has a cadence. The sun rises in the east and sets in the west. The birds migrate each year to and from one place to another and back again. Crops are planted, grow, and are harvested. The seasons of the year have a cycle.… Read More»

When we don’t understand how God works, we can miss His move. In this timely message by pastor David W. Hill (City Church Boston), we learn more about God’s way of doing things through the Christmas story.

In the second and final part of this powerful series, we dive into this important truth taught by Jesus, “You can’t take it with you (worldly wealth), but you can send it on ahead!”

In one small verse of Scripture, Jesus reveals a secret to the kingdom of heaven that if comprehended and practiced, will cause a radical paradigm shift in our hearts and allow us to have what Jesus calls, “true riches.” 44 “The Kingdom of Heaven is like a treasure that a man discovered hidden in a field.… Read More»