As we begin our Good News for Every Family series, Pastor Zach draws from Deuteronomy 6 to remind us that God’s design for families starts with loving him fully. He emphasizes that faith is meant to be woven into the everyday rhythms of life—at home, on the go, morning and night. No matter the shape or season of your family, this passage offers a powerful foundation for passing down God’s truth. It’s a call to intentional, consistent discipleship within our closest relationships.

As we conclude our Promises Made, Promises Kept series, Pastor Joe reflects on God’s faithfulness through the story of Exodus. He reminds us that God sees, hears, and knows the pain of his people—and he always acts in line with His promises. Pastor Joe draws a connection between Israel’s deliverance and our own, pointing us to Jesus as the ultimate fulfillment of God's covenant. As we move forward, we’re invited to trust deeply in the God who always keeps his word.

As we continue our Promises Made, Promises Kept series, Pastor Zach reflects on the moment God asks Abraham to sacrifice his only son, Isaac. This difficult command poses a deep question: “Will you give me the one thing you don’t want to give me?” Just as Abraham was challenged to surrender what mattered most, we’re invited to consider what we might be holding back from God. Through Abraham’s transformation, we see that true relationship with God involves full trust—and that kind of surrender can change everything.

As we continue our Promises Made, Promises Kept series, Pastor Zach reflects on the birth of Isaac as a powerful fulfillment of God’s promise to Abraham and Sarah—despite their old age. Pastor Zach emphasizes that God’s timing is perfect, even when it feels delayed or impossible. Pastor Zach connects Sarah’s laughter to the surprising joy that comes when God brings life from what seemed barren. Ultimately, this story reminds us that God is faithful, and we can trust his promises, even when they seem out of reach.

As we continue our Promises Made, Promises Kept series, Pastor Ken reminds us of God’s unwavering justice and mercy as seen in Abraham’s plea for Sodom. Drawing from Genesis, Pastor Ken shows how God listens to his people and responds with both righteousness and compassion. Pastor Ken challenges us to stand before God with bold prayers and a heart for others, trusting that his promises remain true. We are encouraged to live out a faith that intercedes and believes in God’s ultimate goodness.

As we continue our Promises Made, Promises Kept series, Pastor Joe shares how God visited Abraham with a promise that Sarah would bear a son within a year, even though it seemed impossible. Despite Sarah’s doubt and laughter, God reminded them that nothing is too hard for him. This message encourages us to trust in God’s faithfulness to fulfill his promises, no matter how unlikely they appear.

As we continue our Promises Made, Promises Kept series, Pastor Joe walks through Genesis 17 and reminds us that God’s promises often come with a different timeline than we expect. He unpacks the delay in Abraham and Sarah’s story, showing that even in our waiting—and even when we run with our own plan B—God remains faithful to his promise. Pastor Joe encourages us to rest in the truth that God's grace is relentless, his timing is perfect, and his promise to make us more like Jesus will not fail. When God makes a promise, nothing can stop him from keeping it.

In this teaching, Pastor Zach delves into the story of Abraham, emphasizing the significance of God's promises. The sermon highlights that God's promises are made to real people in a world filled with challenges and are rooted in His character, not human actions. Pastor Zach reassures the audience that even if they feel distant from God's work, His promises remain for them. Using the metaphor of a diamond against velvet, the teaching illustrates how God's promises shine amidst human struggles. Ultimately, the message encourages embracing God's promises, grounded in His unwavering faithfulness and love.