We’re looking further into the idea of being “saved.”

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Ever heard the phrase "Jesus saves" and wondered what it really means—beyond the bumper stickers or t-shirts? This message kicks off our series on church jargon by unpacking how words like "saved" can be misunderstood or lost in translation, and why the real meaning is more relevant (and hopeful) than you might think. Discover how the idea of being “saved” is about more than a one-time event—it’s a lifelong process that impacts our everyday choices and the hope we hold for the world.

This weekend, we’re celebrating what God is doing in our community and taking time to appreciate the people He’s doing it through.

In this special online service, you’ll hear two interviews with people from our team, plus a behind-the-scenes, mic’d up moment from a Sunday morning. It’s real, fun, and a reminder that church is more than a service—it’s a community.

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The hardest part of doing something meaningful is often just staying with it. In this final message of the BC series, we look at Nehemiah—a man who refused to be pulled off course. His story gives us a powerful, repeatable phrase: “I’m doing a great work and I cannot come down.” If you've been distracted from something important—whether it's a relationship, your mental health, or a calling that won’t leave you alone—this message will help you refocus and stay the course.

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We’re taking a deeper dive into the parts of the last message that didn’t make it into the final cut and exploring the rest of God’s self-description to Moses in Exodus 34, including the confusing and often misunderstood part about punishing future generations. What’s actually going on here? And how does this fit into a picture of a good and loving God?

If you haven’t watched or listened to the last message yet, check that out first—it sets the stage for everything we cover here.

In seasons of uncertainty, the most helpful thing may not be answers or clear outcomes, but a clearer picture of who God is. This message begins with the ancient prayer, “Show me your glory,” and explores God’s description of Himself: compassionate, gracious, slow to anger, abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness. These traits provide a solid foundation for trust when everything else feels uncertain.

Ever feel like life was finally clicking—then suddenly everything fell apart? This message dives into the story of Abram, an ancient figure who hit a major roadblock just as things were going right. It’s not just about old stories—it’s about what we do when our plans unravel, and how looking back at moments that grounded us can actually help us move forward with more clarity and confidence.

Timestamps:

0:00 – Intro: “What do we do when things don’t go according to plan?”

8:02 – God calls Abram; he builds altars

13:05 – The famine hits; Abram goes to Egypt

17:53 – Egypt detour unravels; God intervenes

22:23 – Abram returns to the altar—why it matters today

29:15 – Practical application: Building altars in your life

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In this message from the B.C. series, we dive into the remarkable story of Esther—a biblical book where God is never mentioned. If you’ve ever wondered where God is in your chaos, silence, or uncertainty, this message will resonate.

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