Living From the Promise Keeper in the In-between | Psalm 89
While we wait for the return of Christ we live in a time of in between. Christ has come to make us new creations, so that He can dwell in us today. And He has promised to return one day soon. But in the meantime, it can be a mean time. Yet we can live in peace as we live from the promises of the great Promise Keeper.
When Life Makes You Want to Numb: Learning from Noah’s Struggle After the Flood | Genesis 9:20-24
Noah’s story didn’t end with the flood—it continued with failure, grief, and grace. In this message from Genesis 9, Pastor Ross Gilbert shows how sin survived the flood and still wars within us today. Discover how Jesus meets us in our weakness, heals our hearts, and calls us back to walk in the Spirit.
The Days of Noah and the Coming Judgment: Finding Safety in Christ | Genesis 6-8
In this powerful message, Pastor Ross unpacks the striking parallels between Noah’s flood and the coming return of Christ. Discover how the ark points to salvation in Jesus, why God’s judgment is inseparable from His grace, and what it means to be ready before the door closes. A challenging and urgent call to live prepared — and to rest in the safety of Christ.
Submission, Intimacy, and Compatibility with Jesus | John 8:31-59
In John chapter 8, verses 31-59, Jesus confronts the Jewish people about their status with God by judging their relationship with God as merely association and an intimate relationship. Because of the cross, Christians have been purchased for an intimate relationship with God but do we access it? Because when we press into an intimate relationship with God - we are behaving in the way we were designed to be. You are discovering your true self. Pastor Robin highlights three questions in this narrative that help us discern association over intimacy if we’re honest with ourselves in answering.
Noah's Ark: Myth or History? Uncovering the Evidence for a Global Flood | Genesis 6-8
Did a global cataclysmic flood really happen as described in the Bible? Join us as we dive deep into the fascinating evidence that challenges modern skepticism and points to the historical reality of Noah's Ark and the Great Flood. In this powerful sermon, we'll explore:
Geological Anomalies: How do rock layers, fossils, and landforms around the world provide compelling clues that align with a global flood event?
Ancient Flood Legends: Discover striking similarities in flood narratives from cultures across the globe – from Mesopotamia to indigenous peoples – suggesting a shared historical memory.
Hydrological Plausibility: Examining the sheer volume of water on Earth and how scientific models might accommodate such an event.
Biblical Account's Consistency: Understanding the precise details given in Genesis and how they remarkably stand up to scrutiny.
Implications for Faith: Why the historicity of Noah's Flood is not just an academic debate, but a cornerstone for understanding God's judgment, salvation, and promises for humanity.
Prepare to have your perspectives challenged and your faith strengthened as we uncover the compelling case for Noah's Flood being a real event in Earth's history. Don't miss this insightful exploration!
God's Grace Through the Judgement of Noah's Flood | Genesis 6:5-9
The flood in Genesis was a global judgement on all of creation. The sons of God, the Nephilim, humanity, and even the animals all faced judgement. But the grace of God is displayed through the judgement in the person of Noah.
The Story of the Watchers and What it means for Today | Genesis 6:1-5
The story of the Watchers and their divine rebellion that is told in Genesis 6 as well in ancient texts such as the book of 1 Enoch, is not just a story of myth or history. Like Genesis 3, it is a story of rebellion and the resulting destruction to God's creation. And like Genesis 3, the resulting destruction is still felt today as the impact of the Watchers continue to shape and push a culture of death and destruction.
The Rest of the Gospel | Hebrews 4:9-11
God invites us to enter into the finished work of the cross. That includes resting from striving to fix or improve ourselves, and instead learning to live from who God has already made us.
No, One Lord | John 8:1-11
John chapter 8, verses 1-11 is one of the most popular passages in the Bible. It is easily one of the best looks at the character of Jesus. Pastor Robin opens up the passage to show how our union with Christ is the safest place in the world to be.
Who are the Nephilim and were the sons of God fallen angels? | Genesis 6:1-4
Genesis 6 tells of the time before the flood when the sons of God took wives from the daughters of men. Who were these sons of God? And why does Genesis 6 matter today?