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For generations, Israel lived under Roman occupation—oppressed, heavily taxed, and longing for God to intervene. Into that darkness, God unfolded His meticulous plan of redemption. In Luke 2, we are reminded that the waiting was not in vain.

This week’s message centers on Psalm 33 and the idea that faith is a dialogue—a back-and-forth between God and His people. Just as the Psalms themselves are structured like the five books of Moses, they reflect how Israel remembered God’s powerful acts and responded with worship, trust, and obedience.

In the story of Cain and Abel, we see the first clash between faith and pride, worship and self-will.

Guest speaker Rick Cunningham shares a powerful message from Genesis 3 titled “I Did It My Way.” Adam and Eve’s choice to trust their own way over God’s led from Eden’s delight to the pain of exile. This message challenges us to examine our own hearts and ask: Will we do it God’s way—or ours? Watch the full service, dive deeper with the Genesis 3 reading plan, and join us next Sunday for Week 3 of the James series.

God created us to be in relationship with Him. He is personal, the source of life, gives us boundaries for our good, and established marriage between one man and one woman.

Join us as Ps Rick Cunningham explores Genesis 1:1–2:3—God as the sole Creator who speaks light into darkness, orders time, and declares His work good. From the forming of the world to the Sabbath rest, creation reveals His power, wisdom, and love. Wherever you’re joining from, lean in, worship with us, and consider the God who not only made everything, but invites you to know Him personally through Jesus. He made you on purpose and for a purpose—find hope and new beginnings