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Gift of Light

What if the greatest gift of Christmas isn’t under your tree, but hidden in plain sight — in the places you’d least expect? This week we unpack the “Gift of Light” in John 3, where Jesus meets Nicodemus, a religious leader searching for truth in the dark. The contrast is clear: some saw signs and believed, but Jesus knew their faith was shallow. Nicodemus comes with questions, and Jesus gives him the kind of answer that still echoes today — “You must be born again.” From a bronze serpent lifted in the wilderness to the Son of Man lifte...

Gift of Life

What kind of gift gets passed from one person to another, and what kind of gift is picked just for you? This week at Navigation Church, Pastor David explores The Gift of Life by comparing Adam’s White Elephant legacy of sin and death with Jesus’ intentional, personal gift of grace and righteousness. Preaching from Romans 5 and Matthew 16, we see how every Old Testament covenant pointed toward a better promise—and how Jesus, standing at the gates of Hades, declared that the realm of death couldn’t hold its ground against His advancing Kingdom. If you’v...

I Am Allowed to be Great

Jesus once said that among those born of women, no one was greater than John the Baptist. But what made him so great? It wasn’t status, his success, his boldness, his baptizing, or his camel-hair fashion—it was that he faithfully pointed others to Jesus. In this sermon, we explore Luke 7 and what it truly means to live a life that directs people to Christ. Is it possible that there’s a deeper level of purpose and power available in your walk with God? Tune in and discover how greatness is defined in...

Growth is Messy

Have you ever noticed how real growth is rarely clean—and how the messiest moments are often where the most transformation happens? What if spiritual maturity looked less like polished perfection and more like kneeling in the dirt with someone in pain? This week, we’re reminded that Jesus didn’t shy away from brokenness; He stepped into it. And when we do the same—when we give freely, show mercy, and love people where they are—we don’t just reflect His heart; we help others grow into theirs.  

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We Give Freely

Have you ever let anger, pride, or offense write a chapter of your story you wish you could erase? In 1 Samuel 25, we meet three people who respond to conflict in three very different ways: Nabal, who hoards; David, who reacts; and Abigail, who gives. Their story asks us a simple but powerful question—when this season of your life is retold, what kind of story will it be? This week, Pastor David unpacks how generosity isn’t just about what we give—it’s about the kind of person we become. Because generosity doesn’t just cha...

We Risk Relationally

Have you ever felt like your story disqualifies you from God’s purpose? Or wondered if God still uses ordinary, overlooked people to do extraordinary things?  In this week’s message from Joshua 2, we meet an unlikely hero: a Canaanite prostitute named Rahab. While the rest of the city builds walls of fear, Rahab opens a window of faith—and everything changes. At the same time, two unnamed spies risk their lives, not for conquest, but for connection. They don’t blend in; they bring breakthrough. They don’t judge Rahab’s past; they respond to th...

We Celebrate Loudly

Ever feel stuck on the edge of something better but unable to step in? In Acts 3, a man carried daily to the gate called Beautiful discovers that God’s timing can change everything. This message shows how access, restoration, and new life are unlocked when ordinary people stop, see, and share what they have in Jesus’ name.

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The Will That Changes the World

Have you ever noticed how easy it is for the church to get divided — by opinions, by offenses, even by algorithms? Yet Jesus prayed in John 17 that we would be one so the world would believe. In this week’s message, The Will That Changes the World, we explore God’s Missional Will — a will that doesn’t stop with us but flows through us to others. We’ll look at the Great Co-Mission, the story of Paul and Barnabas, and what it really means to live as Kingdom citizens. Along the way, we’...

The Will You Are Trying to Find

Have you ever been paralyzed by the fear of “missing God’s will”? What if I choose the wrong job? The wrong school? The wrong person? Many of us don’t struggle with wanting God’s will—we struggle with knowing it, waiting for it, or worrying we’ll ruin it. This week we’re talking about God’s personal will—not a secret blueprint you have to crack, but a daily walk of wisdom, prayer, and trust. Through Peter’s story of failure and restoration, we’ll see that mistakes don’t cancel Go...

The Will You Can’t Stop

If God is sovereign—if nothing can stop His will—then why do bad things happen? Does that mean He approves of evil? Or that one wrong turn on our part could derail His entire plan? This week we’re unpacking the sovereign and permissive will of God. From the story of Israel to the coming of Christ, God’s plan has never been off course. His sovereignty doesn’t mean He causes every evil, but it does mean He weaves even the painful and broken pieces into His redemptive story. The question...

The Will God Already Told You Have you ever been afraid you might miss God’s will for your life? What if you marry the wrong person, take the wrong job, or make one wrong decision—and it derails everything? The truth is, God’s will isn’t meant to paralyze us with fear—it’s meant to guide us with clarity. In this week’s message, we’ll talk about the Moral Will of God—the will He’s already revealed in His Word. From relationships to forgiveness, integrity to generosity, God has given us clear instructions about the kind of people we’re...

Forgiveness is a Dish Best Served Quickly Is there ever a time when someone shouldn’t be forgiven? According to a national survey, 58% of Americans think so. But Jesus didn’t teach forgiveness as an option—He made it a requirement. In this week’s message, we explore why forgiveness is so difficult, how families subtly hold on to hurt, and why releasing offense is one of the most powerful things we can do. With insights from Genesis and Ephesians, we look at Joseph’s story and Jesus’ own words to discover that forgiveness isn’t about ignoring the pain—it’s about choos...

It is to Stretch You, Not Stress You In today’s message, we face the rising tide of stress in our world—43% of adults say they’re more anxious than last year, and 83% of workers feel overwhelmed. But the Bible offers a surprising command in the middle of it all: “Never worry about anything.” That’s not a suggestion—it’s a strategy. Using Philippians 4:4–9, we walk through five biblical habits that lead to lasting peace—starting with the boldest one: refuse to worry. You’ll discover why worry is unreasonable, unnatural, unhelpful, and unnecessary—and how to exchange it for peace, prayer, and p...

Sticks and Stones We’ve all heard it: “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” It’s catchy—but dangerously untrue. In this episode, we explore the real power of words through Scripture, psychology, and lived experience. From Proverbs to neuroscience, we discover how our speech shapes identities, builds or breaks relationships, and leaves lasting impact—especially in our families. You’ll learn why what you say isn’t just communication; it’s cultivation. And most importantly, we’ll walk through three life-giving habits: how to speak with care, guard your heart, and seek healing when words w...

Individual Pieces, One Puzzle Not every kid learns the same, expresses themselves the same, or even receives love the same—and yet, we often try to parent or disciple like there's a one-size-fits-all approach. In this week’s message, we explore how God uniquely wires each of us, drawing from Psalm 139, the story of Mary and Martha, and even psychology like Gardner’s Multiple Intelligences. The goal? To help families see that while personalities differ, our purpose in Christ is the same. Real connection doesn’t come from forcing people into molds—it comes from recognizing the shape God already gave them...

Practice Makes Permanent What if your family’s strongest values aren’t the ones you say—but the ones you show? In this message, we explore the truth that practice doesn’t make perfect—it makes permanent. Backed by neuroscience, habit research, and the story of Paul and Silas in Acts 16, we look at how your everyday actions—especially the repeated ones—shape your family’s identity and faith. From how you pray in crisis to how you handle conflict, your habits reveal what matters most. And here’s the challenge: what are your kids picking up from your life that you never meant...

Let Go & Take Hold What if the thing holding you back isn’t just your past—but your comfort with a present counterfeit? In this message, Pastor Aaron unpacks the story of the lame beggar in Acts 3 and challenges us to see ourselves as the one in need of healing. From brokenness to breakthrough, this week’s message explores what it means to move beyond the outskirts of purpose, pivot your perspective, and take hold of the real thing Jesus offers—Himself.  Whether you’ve settled for less, gotten stuck in shame, or simply need a fresh start, this is your invitat...

What are You Doing? Life isn't just about actions, but purpose. God has a unique plan for each of us that goes beyond daily tasks. Your "what" - the visible actions of your life - matters less than your "why" - the divine motivation behind those actions.  Consider Joseph, who could have abandoned Mary, or Martha, who missed Jesus' true message while serving. God invites us to look deeper, to understand that our experiences aren't random, but strategic steps in His larger story.  Are you living your daily life aligned with God's purpose? Navigation Church helps you discover your next st...

Running the Race What if your greatest legacy isn’t about how loud you start—but how faithfully you finish? In this week’s message, Dr. Patti Amsden explores what it means to run your race with heaven in mind and purpose in hand. Drawing from Paul’s final words to Timothy, she challenges us to live like the heroes of faith—those who laid hold of eternal realities and brought them into earthly timelines.  We’re reminded that we are not just called to endure life—we are called to transform it. With one hand on heaven and one on earth, we ca...

Through a Savior and a Story What if your story is the very thing God wants to use to help someone else find freedom? In this message, Pastor Aaron unpacks Revelation 12:11 and reminds us that we overcome not just by what Jesus has done, but by sharing what He’s done and is still doing in our lives. Through student testimonies and personal reflection, you'll be challenged to see your story as a living witness to God’s faithfulness—and an invitation for others to know Him too.  Revelation 12:11  Discussion topics 1. Revelation 12:11 says we overcome by the blood of the Lamb and...

More Than Conquerors Have you ever experienced gaps in your life between the reality you’re living VERSUS the promises you see in the Bible? Romans 8 is loaded with great promises such as, “If Christ is for us, who can be against us?” and “We are more than conquerors…” and yet, our reality doesn’t seem to match up with that identity? This week, we continue in our series, ONE HIT WONDERS, and we examine the gap — the gap between the reality of our day-in-day-out lives versus where we feel God is calling us to live as Christians. What we discover is that...

In the Waiting Have you ever found yourself in a waiting room—physically or spiritually? At first, you lean in with hope. Then comes frustration, comparison, and passivity. The prophet Habakkuk knew that tension. His raw cry—“How long, Lord, must I call for help?”—echoes in every season of delay. In this message, we unpack how God doesn’t silence our questions—He meets us in them. Habakkuk reminds us: real transformation starts when we stop performing and start trusting.  Whether you’re leaning forward or slumped in silence, this message calls you to wait well—with faith, conviction, and hope.  Habakkuk...

Fatherhood Lessons Great fathers don’t just protect—they prepare. In this Father’s Day message, we spotlight Mordecai—Esther’s adoptive father—who didn’t need a biological tie to lead with love, wisdom, and purpose. He showed up, spoke life, and stayed consistent, even when Esther became queen. His story reminds us: fatherhood isn’t about DNA—it’s about presence, purpose, and calling greatness out of the next generation Book of Esther Discussion topics Icebreaker - What is one lesson, one phrase or one characteristic that you have that your Father gave you?  Read Esther 2:7 -Have you ever had someone step i...

What's the Track Record Real trust—and real growth—doesn’t happen all at once. In the final week of Trust Issues, we explore The Compound Effect: how small, consistent steps lead to lasting change. With wisdom from Kobe Bryant and the life of David, we’re reminded that transformation isn’t about perfection—it’s about persistence. You can’t change your destination overnight, but you can change your direction today.  1 Samuel 17:20  Discussion topics 1. Icebreaker - How do you define success? Do you measure it by outcomes or by daily faithfulness? 1 Samuel 17:20 - Read 1 Samuel 17:20. What does this verse show us about David’s con...

Do They Have What It Takes In week three of Trust Issues, we explored the foundational role of integrity in rebuilding trust. Through the story of Saul, Jonathan, and David in 1 Samuel, we contrasted Saul’s fractured, emotionally unstable leadership with Jonathan’s consistent and undivided loyalty to both David and God. Integrity isn’t perfection—it’s wholeness. The word itself comes from the Latin integer, meaning complete or undivided. While Saul was reactive and compartmentalized, Jonathan embodied the kind of integrated life God desires—where beliefs and behaviors align. Proverbs 10:9 reminds us, “Whoever walks in integrity walks securely.” We also examined...

Can They Do It? What if your trust issues aren’t about betrayal—but about disappointment? Sometimes the people we depend on just aren't capable of carrying the weight of trust. This week, we look at two very different kinds of people: one who breaks trust through insecurity and chaos, and another who builds it with loyalty, maturity, and humility. One had the position—but not the tools. The other had no crown—but had character. We’re not just asking, “Can they be forgiven?” We’re asking, “Can they be trusted again?” Because trust isn’t just about intent—it’s about capacity.  1...

Where are They Coming From When was the last time you dug in your heels—even when you knew you were wrong? That moment of tension often reveals the root of every broken relationship: misunderstanding.  This Sunday, we’re kicking off our new series Trust Issues by exploring how empathy can move us from assumption to understanding. Through the powerful story of David and Jonathan (1 Samuel 18–20) and a practical tool from Jordan Peterson, we’ll discover how asking better questions—and truly listening—can begin to restore the trust we thought was gone for good.  1 Samuel 20:1 Discussion topics Icebreaker - When was there a t...

From the Heart of a Mother This Mother’s Day, we hear a message from the heart of God, expressed through the hearts of mothers. We celebrate not only those who have given birth, but every woman who nurtures, leads, and loves with a mother’s heart—whether in homes, workplaces, classrooms, or communities. Through the stories of three women in different seasons of motherhood, we can all discover the joys, struggles, and spiritual depth found in caring for others. This message isn’t just for moms—it’s for all of us, because we’re all children of God, invited to experi...

Breaking Bad Habits Why are good habits hard to build—and bad ones hard to break? Real change doesn’t come from trying harder but thinking differently. In this message, we unpack how repentance means seeing life through the lens of God’s truth, not just feeling sorry.  We’ll explore how grace transforms us from the inside out, why movement without mindset leads us back to old patterns, and how to break bad habits for good. You can fight battles tomorrow—or win the war today.  Titus 2:11-12 Discussion topics Icebreaker - What's one small habit (good or bad) that you know...

Letting Go of our Hang-Ups What if what’s holding you back isn’t around you—but within you? In this message, we look at the internal hangups—old wounds, labels, and coping habits—that can keep us from fully stepping into God’s plan. Through Saul’s story in 1 Samuel 9–10, we see how insecurity and self-doubt can overshadow calling. From chasing donkeys to hiding in baggage, Saul’s journey is a mirror for our own.  What if God has already called and equipped you—but you’re still stuck behind old expectations? Let’s talk about dropping the baggage and stepping into the life...

Healing Our Hurts What if your past pain is still shaping your future? This message is about healing—not just the obvious hurts, but the hidden wounds we carry through life. Betrayal, grief, disappointment, shame—these don’t fade with time. But the cross and the empty tomb tell a better story. Jesus showed us the way: He acknowledged the hurt, let go of the right to retaliate, prayed for His enemies, made room for reconciliation, and trusted God with the outcome. If He carried our wounds to the cross and walked out of the grave—scars and all—maybe your pain...

Community What if the reason you feel disconnected isn’t because God is far away—but because you’re surrounded by a crowd, not planted in a community? This week, we’re talking about how the enemy doesn’t create—he counterfeits. And one of his most convincing counterfeits is false community. From gangs to social media echo chambers, the enemy offers connection without depth, loyalty without truth, and belonging without transformation. But God designed you for real, life-giving community—with Him and with others. We’ll explore how Jesus modeled both solitude and togetherness, how isolation can quietly erode your soul, and h...

Peace What if peace could actually slow your progress—but without peace, you’ll never get where you’re going? In today’s message, we explore the surprising tension between pressure and peace—how both are necessary to grow. From the invention of Play-Doh to the Apostle Peter’s words during intense persecution, we learn that peace isn’t found in perfect circumstances, but in the presence of a Savior who calms both the storm around us and the one within us. We’ll look at the command to cast our anxieties onto God—not gently place but throw them off—because He car...

Love What if love isn’t just one thing—but many? This week, we take a 360° look at love through the lens of Scripture, culture, and eternity. Just like the Inuit people have dozens of nuanced words for snow—because it’s essential to their survival—we explore how love needs nuance, too. From Greek definitions to God’s divine dilemma in the garden, we peel back layers to ask: what kind of love are you really searching for? Not all love is the same, and not all love leads to healing. But the love that flows from God—sacrificial, defining, and f...

Healing Have you ever felt stuck in your pain, wondering if healing is even possible? In this sermon, we explore how Jesus repeatedly asked people, "Do you want to be healed?"—not because He didn't know the answer, but because healing requires a response. From the man at the Pool of Bethesda to Blind Bartimaeus, Jesus never assumed someone wanted freedom—He called them to step into it. So why do so many of us stay trapped in frustration, offense, and resentment? Could it be that we've built expectations that reality can’t fulfill? Today, we unpack the formula for frustr...

Freedom Are you holding onto offense, replaying past hurts, or nurturing bitterness like a pet? Offense is a trap—a baited hook designed to keep us stuck. Science confirms that forgiveness improves mental and physical health, but Jesus takes it further—He shows us it’s the path to true freedom. In John 5, a man sat by the pool of Bethesda for 38 years, waiting for a miracle. When Jesus shows up, He doesn’t offer excuses—He offers healing. Are you ready to let go and step into freedom? Or will you stay stuck, waiting for change? Join us as we explore...

Self-Worth Is It Safe to Question Your Faith? Have you ever wrestled with doubt but felt like you couldn’t ask the hard questions? Doubt isn’t the enemy of faith—it’s often the path to deeper belief. John the Baptist and Thomas both struggled with uncertainty, yet their questions led to revelation, not rejection. This week, we’ll explore how to move from questioning our faith to questioning our doubts—and how God meets us in both. If you’ve ever felt uncertain, you’re not alone, and your doubts might be leading you to a greater understanding of your worth. R...

I Fought the Law and the Law Won Are you carrying more than you should? Life can feel like a constant balancing act—until the weight becomes too much. In Exodus 18, Moses reunites with his family, only to receive a blunt but life-changing challenge from his father-in-law, Jethro: “What you are doing is not good.” Jethro’s wisdom reshapes how Moses leads, showing us that leadership isn’t about doing it all—it’s about equipping others to share the load.  So, who are you empowering? And who’s speaking wisdom into your life? Let’s talk about it.  Exodus 18  Discussion topics Wha...

No "I" in TEAM In Exodus 17, we see two powerful moments that reveal how God’s provision and victory are often tied to the people He places around us. First, at Rephidim, Israel complains about their thirst, testing God rather than trusting Him. Moses, overwhelmed by their grumbling, turns to God—who provides water from the rock at Horeb, a foreshadowing of Christ, our ultimate source of life. But right after this provision, a new challenge arises—the Amalekites attack, targeting the weak and weary at the back of Israel’s camp. This battle wasn’t won by one man’s strength b...

Feels Like A Con-Tentment Are you truly content, or just telling yourself you are? Do you trust God’s provision, or are you still craving what He called you out of? In Exodus 16, the Israelites had seen God’s miracles, yet they still complained, longing for the “comforts” of Egypt—even though it meant slavery. We often do the same, forgetting God’s provision and focusing on what we think we lack.  God provided manna, but He also used it as a test—to see if His people would trust Him daily. True contentment isn’t about having more; it’s about trusting Go...

Enough is Enough Feeling stuck in what’s going wrong instead of seeing God’s provision? In this episode of Ready, Set, Let’s Go, we dive into Exodus 15:27 and the lesson of Elim—a place of rest and provision in the wilderness. Elim wasn’t just an oasis; it was a reminder that God provides exactly what we need at the right time. Join us as we explore how shifting our mindset from scarcity to trust helps us recognize His provision, even in difficult seasons. Book Chapter:Verse Discussion topics Feeling stuck in what’s going wrong instead of seeing God’s...

Belonging Have you ever walked into a room full of people and still felt alone? Or wondered why, no matter how much you do, it never feels like enough? We’re all searching for belonging, but too often, we look in the wrong places—performance, approval, relationships—only to be left feeling empty.  This week, we’re diving into what it really means to belong. John 14:18 reminds us that Jesus never leaves us searching—“I will not leave you as orphans; I will come to you.” True belonging isn’t something we achieve; it’s something we receive. Join us as we unpack how to...

From Bitter to Better Have you ever found yourself stuck in a bitter season, wondering if things could ever get better? In this message, we dive into Exodus 15:23-26, where the Israelites face their first test after crossing the Red Sea. Through the bitterness of Marah and the wilderness of Shur, we’ll explore how God uses moments of testing to transform our hearts, deepen our trust, and reveal Himself as the God who heals. Discover how to move from bitter to better by trusting in God’s provision and grace—even in the hardest seasons.  Exodus 15:23-26 Discussion topics The Des...

Another Dead End Have you ever felt like God led you straight into a dead end? This week in our "Ready, Set, Let’s Go!" series, we’re exploring Exodus 14 and the moment the Israelites were trapped between the Red Sea and Pharaoh’s advancing army. It looked like there was no way out—but what if dead ends aren’t the end at all? What if they’re the perfect environment for God’s deliverance? Through this story, we’ll see how God uses obstacles to prepare us for His promises. Sometimes He leads us into difficult places, not to harm us, but...

Leave the Map Behind Have you ever felt like you’re standing at the edge of something new, but the thought of leaving the familiar behind feels overwhelming? What does it mean to trust God completely when the path ahead is unclear? This week, in our new series "Ready, Set, Let’s Go!", we’re diving into the story of the Israelites’ journey out of Egypt, beginning with the critical first steps from Rameses to Sukkoth. Just as the Israelites had to rely on God’s presence to guide them day and night, we’ll explore how you can step into your ne...

A Worship Service   This morning we will enjoy a family-oriented worship service with both kids and parents. The gift of Jesus over 2,000 years ago is still a profound gift to us today. Join Pastor David as he closes out this Christmas season by setting our focus on Jesus, the gift that keeps giving in our lives.   Discussion topics     There are no questions associated with this service.         Check out our other audio series and video playlists that can help you find Jesus in every moment and then discover what's next

This Christmas season, amidst all the hustle and bustle, it is easy to get swept up in the presents, the traditions, and the festivities. But at the heart of it all, we are reminded that Jesus is the true reason for this holiday season. Through the timeless words of Luke 2, beautifully quoted in A Charlie Brown Christmas, and the joyous proclamation of "Hark, The Herald Angels Sing," we celebrate Heaven's greatest gift to the world—Jesus Christ. In this special family service, let us refocus our hearts and remember that the light of Christmas is found in the Savior who ca...

The Joy Brough by Jesus' Birth In this week's Carols and Cinema message, The Joy Brought by Jesus’ Birth, we explore the timeless carol Joy to the World alongside the whimsical story of Elf. Just as Buddy the Elf leaves the comfort of the North Pole to bring joy and connection to a broken family, Jesus stepped out of heaven to reconcile us to God and fill our lives with unspeakable joy. Through Buddy’s relentless pursuit of joy and his father's transformation from comparison and performance to love and relationship, we see echoes of the gospel message. True joy isn’...

The Peace and Serenity Brought by Jesus' Birth This week in The Carols & Cinema of Christmas Unwrapped, we explore The Nativity Story and the profound peace found in the chaos of Mary and Joseph’s journey. Despite unexpected news, societal judgment, and a long trip to Bethlehem, they experienced a calm only God can give.  As we reflect on their story and the song Silent Night, we’ll be reminded that true peace isn’t found in our circumstances, but in the presence of our Savior, Jesus.   Luke 1, Luke 2, Matthew 1, Matthew 2  Discussion topics Reflect on the 400 years of silence before God spoke...

The Longing for the Savior This week, we kick off our new Christmas series, Carols and Cinema of Christmas Unwrapped, with a message titled The Longing for the Savior. As we explore the beloved hymn O Come, O Come, Emmanuel and dive into the timeless story of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, we’ll uncover how both the carol and the movie reflect the deep, universal longing for redemption and hope. Just as the Pevensie siblings long for deliverance from Narnia's eternal winter, we, too, yearn for the Savior to bring light and life into our world. Join us...

A Dream and Faith Restored What does it take to rebuild trust after it’s been broken? Joseph’s journey in Genesis 42–46 offers a profound lesson in reconciliation. He didn’t rush to forgive and forget but instead followed a step-by-step process to restore trust with his brothers. From testing their integrity to observing their sacrificial love, Joseph demonstrated wisdom in rebuilding a fractured relationship. Reconciliation wasn’t immediate—it came with a cost where trust is rebuilt gradually. This week, we’ll explore how Joseph’s approach mirrors God’s process of restoration in our lives and how we can apply these st...

Turning Pain into Purpose Are you feeling forgotten in your faith, like you've been waiting endlessly for a breakthrough? In today’s message, we’ll look at how God’s work in Joseph’s life reveals His perfect timing, even when our plans seem delayed or uncertain. Joseph waited years in prison before being brought before Pharaoh, feeling overlooked yet steadfast in faith. Just as God’s “delays” developed Joseph’s character and prepared him for greater things, He may be preparing you in ways you can’t yet see. Join us as we dive into the story of how waiting can lead t...

Dreams on Hold, but Not Forgotten Do you ever wonder where God is when your prayers seem unanswered? Or why He sometimes feels silent? In this message, we'll see how Joseph waited two full years in prison after the cupbearer’s release, while God continued working behind the scenes. Still today He’s often at work in ways we can’t yet see. From Joseph’s journey to our own, today’s message reminds us: God’s delays aren’t necessarily His denials. Join us to explore the purpose in God’s perfect timing.  Genesis 40:1 Discussion topics Think of a time when you exp...

Rising Above the Ruins Have you ever felt like your life was falling apart, like the dreams you once had are shattered beyond repair? In this week’s sermon, we dive deeper into Joseph’s life as he rises above the ruins of betrayal, imprisonment, and false accusations. Despite being cast into prison, Joseph remains faithful, serving others even when he’s forgotten and alone. We’ll explore how God is present in our darkest moments, using them to prepare us for something greater. Join us for "Rising Above the Ruins," and discover how God’s purpose prevails even when our circum...

Hope in the Midst of Heartache What drives your decisions when temptation comes your way? How do you respond when your faith and integrity are tested? In this week's message, Finding Hope in the Midst of Heartache, we explore Joseph’s encounter with temptation and betrayal while serving in Potiphar’s house. Joseph faced overwhelming trials—sold into slavery, falsely accused, and imprisoned—yet he remained faithful to God through it all. Join us as we uncover how Joseph’s unwavering commitment to God brought blessings even in the midst of hardship and how we, too, can stand firm in the face o...

Finding Hope in the Darkest Places In this week’s message, Finding Hope in the Darkest Places, we continue Joseph’s journey in Genesis 39, focusing on how God can bring transformation even in the most difficult circumstances. From Judah’s scandalous choices in Genesis 38 to Joseph’s enslavement in Egypt, we will see how God’s blessing and favor can still reach us—even when life feels broken beyond repair. Join us as we explore how God uses our trials and dark places to bring about His greater purpose.  Genesis 39:1-6 Discussion topics Joseph’s story in Genesis 38 highlights transformation despite his sin...

Life Beyond the Broken Pieces Have you ever felt like your life was shattered into a thousand pieces? This week’s sermon, Life Beyond the Broken Pieces, draws from the story of Joseph, who experienced betrayal, abandonment, and shattered dreams, but saw God's plan unfold in a much bigger way. Using the imagery of mosaic art and Kintsugi, we’ll explore how brokenness can lead to beauty when placed in God’s hands. Joseph’s journey teaches us that sometimes, being in the pit is the first step toward the masterpiece God is creating in our lives. Don’t miss this messa...

Shattered Dreams, Unshakeable Faith In today’s kickoff message to our series “Shattered Dreams, Unshakeable Faith” we look at the life of Joseph. Joseph's life began with a dream but was marked by family dysfunction and unexpected detours. Yet, God used those very challenges to fulfill His greater purpose for Joseph. Dysfunction doesn’t stop God's plan, and the detours we face are often the foundation for our faith. Like Joseph, we must speak our dreams aloud, embrace the detours, and trust that God is working through it all. Join the conversation and see if you don’t see your own life w...

.ugb-1b02d6b .ugb-text__title-wrapper{justify-content:flex-end !important}.ugb-1b02d6b .ugb-text__title{color:#ffffff}.ugb-1b02d6b .ugb-text__text p{font-size:18px !important;color:#ffffff}.ugb-1b02d6b.ugb-text{background-color:#000000}.ugb-1b02d6b.ugb-text:before{background-color:#000000}What is this series about?This Sunday, Navigation Church is stepping into a pivotal moment in our journey. We’re about to embark on our 11th year, and as we look back at the past decade, we see God's hand guiding us through every season, every challenge, and every victory. Now, as we enter this new chapter, we're th...

Navigation Church is stepping into a pivotal moment in our journey. We’re about to embark on our 11th year, and as we look back at the past decade, we see God's hand guiding us through every season, every challenge, and every victory. Now, as we enter this new chapter, we're thrilled to share an exciting vision that’s been a year in the making.  Join us as we talk about the significance of this moment, what it means for our community, and why this announcement is more than just a change—it’s a renewed mission to translate confusing theology...

Live in Harmony with One Another Today’s conversation brings us to the end of our “One Another” series as we look at living in harmony with one another with special guest speaker, Pastor Jerry Casey of Providence Church. This conversation is a culmination of the journey we have taken throughout this series. As we finish out this series it is our hope that we have both encouraged and equipped you to not only embody the love of Jesus, but also to share it with the world around you. For it is written, “A new command I give you: Love one anot...

Confess to One Another Have you ever wondered why it's so powerful when we confess our sins? St. Augustine of Hippo taught that confession is not just about acknowledging our wrongs but about breaking the chains of guilt and secrecy that keep us from God's grace. By confessing, we open ourselves to healing and transformation, drawing closer to God and strengthening our relationships within the Christian community. This sermon will explore why confession is essential for spiritual renewal and how it can lead to a deeper experience of God’s mercy and love. James 5:16 Discussion topics What does James mean wh...

Build Up One Another In this week's message, we dive into the transformative power of encouragement with a focus on 1 Thessalonians 5:11. We explore how vital it is to "in-courage" one another, which means to literally put courage into someone. By building each other up, we unlock the hidden potential within ourselves and those around us, fostering a community of strength and resilience. Our discussion will highlight the story of the Cowardly Lion from The Wizard of Oz, illustrating how genuine support and affirmation can turn fear into bravery. Don't miss this inspiring message on the importance of uplifting one another...

Be Devoted to One Another This week we explore the profound teachings of Romans 12:9-21 and uncover the depth of being devoted to one another. Discover how devotion goes beyond words, calling us to action and sacrifice for the sake of others. Don't miss this powerful message that challenges us to live out our faith with unwavering dedication and heartfelt compassion. Romans 12:10 Discussion topics Romans 12:9-10 emphasizes sincere love and devotion. What does genuine love look like in practical terms within our community?  How can we show more sincere love to those around us?  Romans 12:11-13 talks about serving the Lo...

Forgive One Another Offenses are an inevitable part of life; it's not a matter of if they will come, but when. As we navigate through relationships and daily interactions, we will inevitably face moments of hurt and disappointment. Colossians 3:13 reminds us to forgive one another, just as the Lord forgave us. In this sermon, we will explore the powerful example of Nelson Mandela, who forgave his oppressors despite immense suffering. When we choose to forgive, we experience the dual outcomes of sorrow and release: sorrow for the pain and injustice, and release from the emotional and mental prison that unforgiveness...

Serve One Another In this week's sermon, we'll dive into Galatians 5:13-14 and 1 Peter 4:10 to uncover the profound call to serve. We'll also examine the temptations that challenge us in our service: the temptation to serve only our friends and not our enemies, to serve without truly becoming a servant, and to serve without being open to receiving service ourselves. Using the powerful example of Jesus washing His disciples' feet in John 13, we'll learn how to overcome these temptations and embrace a life of true servanthood. Join us as we discover the heart of serving one another. Galatians 5:13 Discussion topics ...

Pray for One Another Has anyone ever prayed for you? Have you ever prayed for someone else? Or are you maybe still exploring what prayer is? As we continue in our series “One Another”, Navigation Church’s Life Pastor, Aaron Semanek, leads us in a conversation exploring the Bible’s call for the followers of Jesus to pray for one another. Guided by the words and instructions recorded in the book of James we discover the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual benefits that come when followers of Jesus pray for one another. James 15:13-16 Discussion topics Read James 5:13-16 together and disc...

Series Name - Message Title Are there moments when the weight of your struggles feels too heavy to bear alone? This week we delve into Galatians 6 and explore the profound message of "Bear One Another's Burdens." Discover the difference between the unique challenges we each face and the collective support we are called to provide for one another. Learn how you don't have to carry your difficult loads alone—find encouragement, strength, and community as we uncover the power of shared burdens and the grace that lightens our load. Galatians 6:2 Discussion topics Read Galatians 6:1-5. What do you think it me...

Encourage One Another Have you ever wondered how powerful a simple word of encouragement can be? What if your words could change someone’s life? Join us this Sunday as we dive into 1 Thessalonians 5:11 and explore the profound impact of encouraging one another. We'll discuss real-life stories, like that of the legendary Jesse Owens, and uncover how our environments, situations, and interactions can be transformed through the power of encouragement. Don't miss this inspiring message that will equip you to uplift and empower those around you. 1 Thessalonians 5:11-15 Discussion topics Read 1 Thessalonians 5:11-15 and discuss what it means to “Encourage One...

Love One Another Each "one another" command highlights a specific aspect of how believers are called to relate to and support each other within the Christian community. In this series you will see practical application of these "one another" principles and how they can make a positive impact in the lives of individuals and the church community. We will discuss tangible examples that will inspire and motivate you to actively engage in these behaviors and live out their faith in meaningful ways. John 13:34-35 Discussion topics John 13:34-35 says, “A new command I give you: Love one another. As I ha...

The Father's Role This Father's Day we explore the profound, biblical role of fatherhood and manhood. We'll delve into the positive impact that fathers and male role models have in shaping the lives of children. From providing guidance and support to instilling values and faith, discover how the presence and leadership of a father can transform a child's future. Celebrate the strength, love, and wisdom that fathers bring to their families and communities, and be inspired by stories of faith and fatherhood from the scriptures. Genesis 1:26-28 Discussion topics No wrong or right answers here… how important are fathers to th...

Building a Lasting Love Have you ever been to a wedding and heard the Pastor read the “love chapter” out of the Bible?  Even if you didn’t know it, you have probably heard 1 Corinthians 13 at some point in your life.  This is a perfect description of our Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus suffers long and is kind. Jesus does not envy. He's not puffed up. He doesn't behave rudely. He doesn't seek his own. He's not provoked. He thinks no evil. He does not rejoice in iniquity. But Jesus rejoices in truth. He bears all things, believes all things, hopes all thin...

Conflict Resolution & Forgiveness Do you know that the intent behind your words is usually irrelevant?  Have you ever been on the receiving end of hurtful, accidental words and the offender begins explaining what they really meant? At that moment it's irritating and it's irrelevant, because in those moments, we don't need an explanation. In those moments when we've been hurt by someone's words we really need something else.  This week we look at what we really need when hurtful words have been spoken. James 3:2-6 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3...

Communication & Connection Do you know the weight of your words?  We do know the power and weight of words when they hit us. They affect us in a positive or negative way.  But all too often we don’t view those words in the same light when our words are hitting other people. In this week's conversation with Pastor David and his wife, Kami, we look at the three dynamics that determine what people hear, regardless of what we say. Ephesians 4:29 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3 h5,.ugb-28778b3 h6{c...

God's Design for Marriage Is marriage a covenant or a contract and what is the difference between the two?  Why did God institute marriage and is it something that is beneficial today?  These are just a few of the questions that Pastor David and his wife Kami cover in today’s sermon. They also talk about practical steps that will improve your communication and how couples can relate to one another.  This is a discussion that you may want to listen to more than once and, if you are in a relationship, it would be worth listening and discussing all that...

The Mother's Role Join us this Mother’s Day Sunday as we delve into the creation of women, God's perspective on His creation, and the unique yet equal role women play. Explore the Biblical role of a woman with us and discover the truth behind God's design. Genesis 2:18 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3 h5,.ugb-28778b3 h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3 p,.ugb-28778b3 li,.ugb-28778b3 label,.ugb-28778b3 table{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h1,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h2,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h3,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h4,.ugb-28778b3-c...

Anchor to Promises Do you ever look at the world around you and think, “God, how are you going to clean this up”? Have you ever said the culture you live in is the worst, or most pagan, in any time of human history?  Is that statement correct?  This week we look back at the history of revivals and the promise that Jesus gave us before he left the earth.  This sermon will encourage you, lead you to a deeper place of worship, and contribute to your prayer life expanding.  Let this message stir your faith to a deeper level. Hebrews...

Anchor to Eternity This week we explore the song “Firm Foundation” which expresses the truth that we can build our life on the firm foundation of Christ. Through the finished work of the cross, He anchors us to eternity. What happens when we anchor to eternity? Jesus calls us to build on that foundation through worship and experience His presence. We also see that the reality of Heaven is a great source of comfort and strength as we experience this life. Our hope in Jesus, the anchor of our soul, has promises for this life and the next. How does know...

Anchor to the Holy This week we explore the song “When You Walk Into the Room” so that we can anchor to the holy nature of God. What happens when we anchor to the holy? The nature of our life is actually transformed as we surrender to a new way of life. What does this transformation look like? Journey with us as we discover the look of this transformed life, and get a deeper understanding behind the theology in the songs we sing. Leviticus 19:1-2, 1 Peter 1:16, Romans 12:1-2, John 15:19, Hebrews 10:5-10, Hebrews 6:19-20 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2...

Anchor to Victory with Dallas Amsden We are continuing in our series, “Words of Our Worship,” and this week, we explore the song Battle Belongs so that we can Anchor to Victory. We dive into the story of Jehosophat and how the Lord brought the people through a great victory –– not with traditional weapons of warfare or swords and shields –– but with the weapon of worship. Journey with us as we learn the keys to victory against internal and external battles we face, and get a deeper understanding behind the theology in the songs we sing. 2 Chronicles 20:1-30 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h...

Anchor to Community Do you listen to Christian music? Do you pay attention to the worship songs that you sing? Do you know what those songs even mean or why they were written? In this series we explore the theology behind the “Words of Our Worship” and see the deeper meaning behind what we say/sing. This week’s conversation will help you dive deeper in your worship and establish patterns anchored to community. Hebrews 13:7-9 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3 h5,.ugb-28778b3 h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3 p,.ugb-28...

Easter Have you ever struggled with feeling love, security, affirmation, acceptance, value, and/or purpose?  Do you think you are alone with these feelings? This Easter Sunday Pastor David explores how all of us deal with and suffer from an orphan spirit.  We will see the results of this mindset in Adam and Eves lives, but then see how Jesus flips the script on this belief system in his life.  Join the conversation as we discover how to be true sons and daughters of God. John 14:15-18, Romans 8:14-16 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb...

Palm Sunday Why did Jesus enter Jerusalem on a donkey?  Why did the people shout, “Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!”?  As we continue exploring the passion of Christ leading into this Easter season we look at these questions plus many more.  Join us as we find new Freedom through Christ by looking at the words, actions and life of Jesus Christ. Mark 11:1-11 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3 h5,.ugb-28778b3 h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3 p,.ugb-28778b3 li,.ugb-28778b3 label,.ugb-287...

Anointed at Bethany If you were Jesus, and you were weeks out from going to the cross, how would you be feeling?  If you were Jesus, and you knew that your friend and disciple, Judas, was going to betray you, how would you process that?  With all this going on around and in Jesus, what could ever have caused him to say of Mary as she poured out her expensive perfume, “she has done a beautiful thing to me”?  This week we explore and discover the significance and relevance of Mary anointing Jesus before his death, burial and resurrection. Mark 14:1-11 Dis...

The Freedom to say NO This week we look back over the series to discover the cycle of victory that can be found in the word NO.  We also end our conversation with the freedom found in no.  Here is a hint, this freedom isn’t just for you.  Join us as we finish this powerful and life-changing series called “The Power of NO”. Daniel 3 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3 h5,.ugb-28778b3 h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3 p,.ugb-28778b3 li,.ugb-28778b3 label,.ugb-28778b3 table{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3-conten...

Saying No to Compromise Have you ever said the phrase, “I know the Bible says but…?”.  Maybe it sounded more like this, “I know God is telling me to but…”.  This week we are going to explore what is behind statements like these and how these statements oppose what God is doing.  By looking at Numbers 22-25 we can not only learn lessons from Balaam, but also see the key that destroys our spiritual life – Compromise!  Join us in this week's message and see where we have compromised our faith. Numbers 22-25 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ug...

Saying No to Worry and Anxiety Do you ever suffer from worry or anxiety?  Have you ever heard it said that worry is focusing on a future you can't control, and anxiety is focusing on a past you can't change?  This week we look at Matthew 6 to see what the words of Jesus are on this subject and then dive into some practical steps to empower you to use the word “NO”.  Join us and allow God to free you from the past you can’t change and the future you won’t be able to control. Matthew 6:25-34 Discussion topics .ugb...

Setting Healthy Boundaries Are you ready to learn a key way to overcome temptation as modeled by Jesus?  We will draw inspiration from Jesus’ time in the wilderness and see the importance of setting healthy boundaries. You will see that Jesus firmly said “no” to Satan’s temptations and how this maintained Jesus’ spiritual focus. Matthew 4:1-11 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3 h5,.ugb-28778b3 h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3 p,.ugb-28778b3 li,.ugb-28778b3 label,.ugb-28778b3 table{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h1,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h2,.ugb-28778b3-content...

Resisting Temptation Have you ever planned on failing in life?  Of course not!  So why do we fail when we have a desire to succeed?  If we fail to plan our success against temptations we will succumb to them.  This week in the “Power of No”, we focus on how to resist temptations. 1 Corinthians 10:12 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3 h5,.ugb-28778b3 h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3 p,.ugb-28778b3 li,.ugb-28778b3 label,.ugb-28778b3 table{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h1,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h2,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h3,.ugb-2877...

The Courage to Say NO Are you a people pleaser, always saying yes even when you have no desire to do so? Today, we are going to explore the power that one single word holds, and that word is 'no.' We will delve into the life of Daniel to learn how to build our courage and harness the strength of this powerful two-letter word. Daniel 6 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3 h5,.ugb-28778b3 h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3 p,.ugb-28778b3 li,.ugb-28778b3 label,.ugb-28778b3 table{color:#313131...

Celebrating Victories & Progress Remembrances are built in the journey. A memorial could have been set with a loved one passing away, a long term debt paid off or unfortunately through some of life’s greatest failures. Today, we talk about the importance of these places of remembrance and how valuable they are in seeing God’s faithfulness throughout the course of our existence. Joshua 4:1-7 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3 h5,.ugb-28778b3 h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3 p,.ugb-28778b3 li,.ugb-28778b3 label,.ugb-28778b3 table{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3-c...

Barriers in Front of Us Time for a blunt question that needs an honest answer: What is one thing about yourself that you know you need to change?  Why don’t you do it?  Why don’t you make the necessary changes in your life, in your mind, and in your habits to make the change?  If you said you don’t know how or why, then today will be a great day for you to learn the steps and challenges of change and how God can lead you.  Exodus 14:11-15 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb...

Enemies Within Us Do you over analyze life decisions or are you one that moves out of impulse and never thinks through the consequences?  Maybe you are someone who lives life thinking about the past, living in the moment, or always dreams of the future.  The one thing we all have in common is that we have enemies within our head keeping us from the life that God has for us.  This week we look at what it takes to forge a new path, much like the children of Israel did, so that we can live in the promises of God...

Fear That Is Pursuing Us Join us for week one of this four week conversation as we follow the children of Israel as they leave Egypt and head towards their New Day.  In week one we will first discover the fear that is pursuing us and what is the best way to overcome the enemy’s attacks. Exodus 14:15 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3 h5,.ugb-28778b3 h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3 p,.ugb-28778b3 li,.ugb-28778b3 label,.ugb-28778b3 table{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h1,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h2,.ugb...

Future Miracle This week we are going to look at the first few years of Jesus' life and recognize there was plenty of negativity to focus on.  However, God always makes provision for the journey ahead. End the year right by understanding the power of gratitude. Matthew 2:13-15 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3 h5,.ugb-28778b3 h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3 p,.ugb-28778b3 li,.ugb-28778b3 label,.ugb-28778b3 table{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h1,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h2,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h3,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h4,.ugb-28778b3...

Jes(us) Miracle Christmas Eve and Christmas Day are the culmination of a month-long celebration.  Does every culture, nation, and people group even know why they celebrate this holiday?  Do you?  On the Eve of celebrating our Savior's birth we take a look at the three reasons why we celebrate this Jes(us) miracle. Luke 1:46-49, Luke 2:1-16 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3 h5,.ugb-28778b3 h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3 p,.ugb-28778b3 li,.ugb-28778b3 label,.ugb-28778b3 table{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h1,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h2,.ugb...

Personal Miracle This week we focus on the Shepherds in the field tending their sheep the night Jesus was born. Why were the words God spoke to them were so meaningful?   Luke 2:10-12 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3 h5,.ugb-28778b3 h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3 p,.ugb-28778b3 li,.ugb-28778b3 label,.ugb-28778b3 table{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h1,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h2,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h3,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h4,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h5,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > p,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > ol li...

Challenging Miracle This week we are looking at Herod, Zechariah and Mary to see how each one responded when the word of the Lord came about the miraculous birth of Jesus. Luke 1:18-20, Luke 1:34-38, Matthew 2:16 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3 h5,.ugb-28778b3 h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3 p,.ugb-28778b3 li,.ugb-28778b3 label,.ugb-28778b3 table{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h1,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h2,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h3,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h4,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h5,.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3-content-wrapper > p,.ugb-28778...

Historical Miracle Have you ever considered all that the Christian faith has gone through over time?  From the likelihood of Jesus being born when he was, to the hardships Christian faith has faced from opposing ideologies to the unimaginable obstacles it took to canonize our scriptures?  This week we look at the miracle that is not just Christmas, but other miracles that have taken place for you to know of the virgin birth today. Genesis 22: 10-14 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ugb-28778b3 h5,.ugb-28778b3 h6{color:#313131}.ugb-28778b3 p,.ug...

What Do You Want? Think about this…Miracles don’t just require faith, they develop faith. Here in the final week of our look at the story of Bartimaeus we discover the faith that was developed in him while he was waiting for his miracle. Like Bartimaeus, we too are on a journey of growing and developing our faith. So join us as we discover together the miracle of Bartimaeus’ faith that inspires our faith for the miracles we are still asking God for today. Mark 10:46-50 Discussion topics .ugb-28778b3 h1,.ugb-28778b3 h2,.ugb-28778b3 h3,.ugb-28778b3 h4,.ug...