This Mother's Day, we're skipping the hallmark version. Meet Hagar: a woman the Bible skips over, a story most people miss, and a name for God that has lasted thousands of years. El Roi. The God who sees.

This is Week 4 of Crouching, a series on sin, temptation, and spiritual vigilance 
anchored in Genesis 4. If you've been managing something you know you should be dealing with, this one is for you.

In Week 3 of Crouching, Pastor Robbie Foreman teaches from Romans 1:18-32 on what happens when sin goes public.
 

Sin never stays buried. What we suppress will shape us, spread through us, and eventually be celebrated around us. Romans 1 shows the progression of what happens when truth gets pushed down: worship gets redirected, fruit starts showing, and what God calls destructive becomes normalized.
 

This message is not just about culture drifting. It is about the heart drifting. And the good news is that Jesus does not just forgive bad fruit, He changes the root.

In Week 5 of Come and See, we look at the crowd on Palm Sunday. One minute they are shouting “Hosanna,” the next they are ready to walk away from Jesus when He does not fit their expectations. In this message from Luke 19:28-44, John 12:12-19, and Mark 15:12-15, we explore the difference between fickle praise and real faith. Jesus did not come looking for fans. He came to rescue us and call us to follow Him.