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Over the course of thousands of years, people's natures really haven't changed that much. When left to our own devices, life tends to spiral out of control as we make one mistake after another. You may not know why that is, but you can't deny that's life for you. The Bible doesn't shy-away from that reality, but instead tells the dirty stories of what that creates in the world, and the book of Judges does so in painful detail.
We'll spend the next few months slowly walking through these stories of Broken Saviors whom God raises-up to deliver His people from enemy after enemy, tracking their short-lived successes due to people's innate inability to follow God with a whole heart.
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Who Gets the Credit?
Judges 3:7-11 / January 25, 2026
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In today's sermon, we see the first judge for Israel--Othniel. We don't know much about his life or the circumstances of God's people, but we do know that Israel was in deep trouble, and God was not going to give up on them. Learn who the real hero of this moment is, and what that might mean for you, too.
Copy of FINAL 58 SEC BUMPER NEHEMIAH .mp4Nehemiah Series Promo
Nehemiah led Israel during a dark time of their history. Thrown into exile with their temple and capital city thrown down, the Jewish people needed hope and healing - and that's what God would give them. This series, Revival and Restoration, will walk through this historical book of the Old Testament
deeper sermon bumper and web promo .mp4Deeper Series Promo
So often, we only experience a sort-of satisfying Christianity with sort-of interesting moments with God, but what if He wanted something better for us? Jesus said that we can do nothing without Him, but when we abide in Him then we will bear much fruit. let's go Deeper in our faith through three key habits: fasting, giving, and evangelizing.
final ADVENT w music.mp4Advent Series Promo
Advent means "arrival", and the Church has taken a special season every year to focus ourselves on the magnamity of Christ coming the first time--his first arrival. We will spend the month of December intentionally setting our hearts on the hope, peace, joy, and love that Christ brought with him as he came to earth.
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