Trace Your Ancestry Back to Noah

What does the rainbow really mean? Genesis 9 reveals that long before it became a cultural symbol, God gave it as a covenant sign declaring His mercy, His authority, and His promise to preserve the world until His plan of redemption is complete. 

What does it look like to remain faithful when an entire culture rejects God? Through Noah's life in Genesis 6–8, we discover how grace enables ordinary believers to trust God's Word, endure opposition, escape judgment, and help others find refuge in Christ. 

Genesis 6:1–4 contains some of the most mysterious verses in all of Scripture, sparking debate for centuries over the identity of the "sons of God," the Nephilim, and what triggered God's judgment through the Flood. 

God delights in revealing himself to those who are bold enough to bother him. God invites us to bother him anytime about anything. In this message on Luke 11:5–10, David Platt teaches us to view this parable through the perspective of the man in need.Explore more content from Rad ... Show More

In Week 13 of “ENTRY & END TIMES,” Pastor Philip brought a weighty warning from Matthew 23:13–39.Jesus rebuked the Pharisees for their hypocrisy—appearing righteous while neglecting mercy, justice, and faithfulness. We were urged not to block the way for others, but to walk in tr ... Show More

In Week 15 of “ENTRY & END TIMES,” Pastor Philip delivered a sobering charge from Matthew 24:15–28, where Jesus warns of great tribulation and deception. We were urged to stay vigilant, rooted in truth, and anchored in discernment in this critical hour. 

Jesus turns an encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well into an exchange that would transform her life of sin and shame into a message of hope for an entire town, leading them to Christ. Jesus teaches his disciples to equip for the harvest! Jesus transforms our lives, repla ... Show More

Is there really power in weakness? Pastor Barak helps us explore this question through the lens of the Cross as we continue to learn from Paul's first letter to the church in Corinth.