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Listen into Foundations:Genesis 10-11

Listen into Foundations: Genesis 9

Listen into this week's sermon titled "Chaos & The Cure: The Unfathered Generation" preached by Pastors Cason, Devin, and Landon as they teach that a dysfunctional generation arises when the church fails to live out its purpose, and that the cure is a healthy, fully functioning church. Focusing on the “unfathered generation,” they highlight the need for apostolic leadership to restore identity, direction, and spiritual family. Through Scripture, we see that apostolic fathers create a godly atmosphere, uphold biblical standards, and impart lasting spiritual formation. Ultimately, we call believers to step into their identity and help bring order to chaos through a restored church.

In this opening message of the series, Pastors Michael Hutchinson and Landon Wray confront the reality of a dysfunctional generation and reveal God’s answer: a functional Church. This sermon calls believers out of dead religion, shame, and passivity into true identity as the ekklesia—called out, healed, and equipped to carry God’s power. The cure for chaos isn’t a program—it’s a people who know who they are and walk in it.

The promise is more dangerous than the wilderness and if you want to survive the promise your going to have to learn the art of Remembering well.Join us as we put the word into practice so that we Never Forget God.

Listen into Sundays Sermon preached by Dylan and Pastor Cason as they show us the reality of our earthen vessel but the surpassing power of our God that fills it.

There is an inheritance given to all of mankind in Genesis 1. Within that inheritance, there are responsibilities that mankind is entrusted with. Join Pastor Landon Wray and our brother Caileb Dover as they walk us through what it actually takes to work and fulfill the call of God on your life within the dominion you’ve been given as inheritance.

In this message preached by Pastor Devin Hutchinson and Dylan Hutchinson, we walk through the story of Jonah and confront a sobering reality: sometimes we don’t run from God because we can’t hear Him—we run because we don’t like what He said. Jonah was called, anointed, and given a clear assignment, yet he fled in the opposite direction. His descent shows us how discontentment and quiet resistance can slowly pull us away from the presence of God. When we reject the assignment, we step out of alignment with His peace, and life begins to feel like constant re-routing.But even in the depths, God’s mercy pursues. The same God who appointed a fish for Jonah gives second chances and speaks again. This sermon is a call to stop running, stop wrestling, and stop repeating the same cycles. It’s an invitation to repent, realign, and trust that obedience leads to peace. No more detours—just a surrendered heart that says, “Point me to Nineveh.”

There’s a kind of faith God blesses—and a kind He interrupts. In this sermon, Pastor Michael Hutchinson walks through Isaiah 54, Numbers 32, and the escalating hard sayings of Jesus to expose a sobering Kingdom law: you don’t inherit by sitting—you inherit by fighting for others first.From Reuben and Gad’s temptation to settle early, to Jesus’ commands that stretch our comfort, security, relationships, and resources, this message calls the Church to reject spectator Christianity and embrace obedient participation. God doesn’t give territory to onlookers—He entrusts inheritance to those willing to carry weight for someone else’s future.If you’ve been living “settled” while others are still crossing over, this is a wake-up call to enlarge the tent, shoulder the burden, and step back onto the front lines—because the Kingdom advances through skin in the game.

Listen into this week's message titled "Leave the Metsadot, Expand the Miskan" preached by Pastor Cason Shobert. Join in as we go through how the Lord is reminding us of the promises that we disqualified ourselves from in our own minds and walking out of a reactive survival mindset to that of being proper image bearers along with taking back what was promised!

Delay is not denial.Isaiah could not have been more clear.Souls are hanging in the balance and we cannot afford to procrastinate when the power for the promise has been paid for. Join us a we take Isaiah 54 for its word!

Listen into our Foundations teaching as we begin the introduction into Genesis chapter one.