Message NotesPassage: Daniel 2Exiles: Are A God Fearing Minority Living Among a Pagan Majority Exiles Understand This is not my home.ref. Jer 29:7; John 17:16; John 15:19Daniel and His Friends Responded With PrayerDaniel Didnt Sugar Coat the Truth Side

"Exile" is not something we tend to think about since most of us haven't been physically run out of town or been abandoned on a deserted island. Yet most people live with a deep fear of "standing out" from the crowd and being rejected by the majority. So

Guest speaker Chris Woz shares about how our Christian faith is often more simple than we make it out to be in our mini-series "What I Wish I Knew".Support the showTo get connected follow us on Instagram @RPYoungAdults

Today, guest speaker Brandon Di Puma shares about how our God is trustworthy in our mini-series "What I Wish I Knew".Support the showTo get connected follow us on Instagram @RPYoungAdults

Message Notes:1. Who Are You Becoming?2. What Is Your Identity In?Ephesians 4:22-24; Romans 8:293. How Well Do You Know Jesus?Matthew 16:13-174. What Is Holding You Back?Philippians 3:13-14Support the show

In the Parable of the Lost Son we are introduced to two brothers who are both lost in different ways. This message focuses on the older brother; the one who was frustrated and annoyed with everyone else celebrating the return of the younger brother. From

When we run away from God, what we run to always fails to satisfy.Luke 15:11-241. At the Outset, Sin Feels Like FreedomHebrews 11:252. In the End, Sin Leads to EmptinessProverbs 1:32 (CEV)Romans 6:23John 10:102 Corinthians 7:103. The Return of the Lost is

Do you know the value God places on the lost? Join us as we dive into Luke 15 and see Gods heart to those who are far off.Message Notes:Passage Luke 15:8-101. God Values the LostEzekiel 34:162. Jesus Puts in Work to Redeem the LostLuke 19:10Romans 5:61 P

Many of us are familiar with the parable of the lost sheep in Luke 15 and what it teaches us about the Fathers tender heart for the lost. However, what we often miss is that this passage is meant to call out the Pharisees who do not know the heart of God

We all go through storms that challenge our faith and trust in Jesus Christ. The question is, how do we respond when we are faced with a storm that challenges our worldview of who Jesus is. This weekend, we will be unpacking a passage from the Gospel of