We’re beginning a new series in Deuteronomy: “Hear and Grow – Becoming a People Who Listen, Love, and Live by God’s Voice.”

As we move from Easter into monsoon, this slower season invites rest, reflection, and growth. Deuteronomy calls us to remember God’s faithfulness and respond in love and obedience.

At its heart is the Shema (Deut. 6:4-5)—a call to hear, love, and live by His Word. As we journey through Moses’ final message, we’re invited into a spiritual rhythm where listening leads to maturity, and remembering deepens devotion.

Sincere, everyday faith — leaves a lasting legacy that God uses to shape lives, families,

and the world.

In this sermon we explore:

1) Ruth’s Ordinary Decision and Her Ordinary Faith in Action

2) God’s Providence in Ruth’s Ordinary Faith and Action

3) Learning to Trust in God’s Providence in Our Decision-making

We, the Church, are the body of Christ and therefore participants in His ongoing work.

Colossians 1:18

He is Risen. Hope is Alive.

Join us as we celebrate the greatest comeback in history — a story of love, sacrifice, and resurrection.

From Eden to Calvary to the cities we call home, the story is the same: when we surrender control, we find life.

The Tree in the Garden: where a choice was made

The Tree on the Mountain: where love took our place

The Tree in the City: where healing flows with grace

At many turning points in Scripture, there’s a tree.

And at every tree, a choice.

True generosity isn’t just about giving more—it’s about posturing every aspect of your life in response to the abundance and generosity of the Gospel.

The Good News of life, both now and forevermore, hinges on the inseparable truth of the cross and the resurrection.