Through the ordinary means of insomnia in Xerxes and an insatiable desire for honor in Haman, God will turn the tables on the enemy of His people, initiating Haman’s downfall and his people’s deliverance.

Let's look at story of God's sovereignty and providence in the book of Jonah! Join us as we look at one of Pastor Trent's favorite childhood stories.

As we act on plans we discern from God's Word rather than plans we devise from our wills, the Lord will use us for the development of His Kingdom and not its detriment.

As God entrusts us with positions of opportunity and empowers us for obedience, may the stewardship of faith lead to our participation in His plan and away from the selfishness of passivity.

In God's (sometimes perplexing) providence, our doing what is right may lead to our being in circumstances that feel wrong, but we can trust that God is working all things for our good and His glory.

We can have painful consequences based on our own decisions. But sometimes... we have painful consequences because of the decisions of others. Regardless of who makes the choices... they are always under God's sovereignty.

Have you ever made a bad decision? How did that work out for you? Today, we're learning about how God can take a bad decision and use it in his perfect plan!

King Xerxes probably thought he was a pretty cool guy. He may have even labeled himself awesome. Join us in worship today as we see the truth that only God is awesome!

What does "confident rest" look like? Join us as we learn from our guest speaker, Zach Boltjes, as he leads us through Psalm 27.

Today we start a new series in the book of Esther. The theme of this book is finding God when he seems absent. Join us for an overview and introduction! #TheBookOfEsther

Bible Project: A classic story of good versus evil, the Book of Esther is a unique account in the Bible. It gives us a glimpse of the Jews who remained outside their homeland after the Exile, particularly the Jews living in the Persian Empire. Here we see that the author chose a fascinating literary choice - never once is God mentioned in the entire Book. This behind-the-scenes take of God at work is brilliantly displayed throughout Esther's chapters through "coincidences" and "happen chances" that help to save the Jews from Haman's wicked plot to destroy them.