A message from the series “The Book Of Hebrews.” What does it truly mean to be a person of faith? In this powerful sermon on Hebrews 11, we explore how faith is more than a feeling—it’s a substance, a reality rooted in God’s presence. Faith is not just believing for breakthroughs; it is about being anchored in the unshakable reality of Jesus.

Through the examples of biblical heroes like Abraham, Moses, and Noah, we see that faith is not about striving but about seeing—seeing the faithfulness of God and responding with obedience and trust. When we fix our eyes on Jesus, we are transformed, and our lives become a testimony of His goodness.

If you’re seeking a church that prioritizes encountering God, building authentic community, and growing in biblical truth, we invite you to join us on this journey of faith.

Questions this sermon answers:

1. What does it mean that faith is a substance, and how do we live it out?
2. How can we move from striving for faith to simply seeing Jesus?
3. Why is God’s presence the key to walking in true faith?

A message from the series “Single.” Baptism is more than just a symbolic act—it’s a powerful declaration of faith, obedience, and transformation. In this special Water Baptism Service, we explore the biblical significance of baptism and why it is an essential step in a believer’s journey with Jesus.

Through Scripture, we see that baptism is an outward expression of an inward transformation, representing our old life being buried with Christ and our new life being raised in Him. This message will encourage you to step boldly into the calling God has for you, walking in full surrender and the power of the Holy Spirit.

If you’re searching for a church that prioritizes Jesus, authentic community, and life-changing encounters with God, we invite you to join us!

Questions this sermon answers:

1. Why is baptism an important step in the life of a believer?
2. What does the Bible say happens spiritually when we are baptized?
3. How does baptism strengthen our faith and commitment to Jesus?

From Chapel Valley Church in Madison, WI.

A message from the series “The Book Of Hebrews.” In this powerful message, we dive into Hebrews 10 and explore what it means that Jesus is our “new and living sacrifice.” Through His death and resurrection, the barriers between us and God’s presence have been completely removed, granting us full access to Him. This sermon unpacks the incredible truth that Jesus, as our High Priest, not only made a way for us but actively ensures that we can draw near to God with confidence.

We are called to respond in faith—worshiping with gratitude, walking in obedience, and rejecting the lies that keep us from fully experiencing God’s presence. If you’ve ever struggled with doubt, felt distant from God, or wondered what it truly means to live in the freedom Jesus provides, this message is for you.

Join us as we grow in understanding, deepen our faith, and learn how to fully step into the life God has called us to.

Questions this sermon answers:

1. What does it mean that Jesus is our “new and living way”?

2.How can we confidently enter God’s presence without fear or shame?

3.Why is obedience and surrender essential in experiencing God’s fullness?

From Chapel Valley Church in Madison, WI. Join us as Pastor, Jeremiah Genin, shares the word of God.

A message from the series “The Book Of Hebrews.” Join us as we delve into the powerful message of Jesus, our perfect sacrifice. In this transformative sermon, Pastor Jeremiah Genin unpacks Hebrews 10, revealing how Jesus’s once-and-for-all sacrifice offers complete forgiveness and sanctification. Discover the incredible truth that through Jesus, you can experience true wholeness and live a life of purpose. We believe in creating a welcoming community where everyone can encounter the transformative love of God.

This sermon answers the following questions:

1. How can I find true forgiveness and freedom from my past?
2. What does the Bible mean by “sanctification,” and how can I experience it?
3. How does Jesus’s sacrifice impact my daily life and my relationship with God?

From Chapel Valley Church in Madison, WI. Join us as our Senior Pastor, Jeremiah Genin, shares the word of God.

A message from the series “The Book Of Hebrews.” In this transformative sermon, we explore the profound truths of Hebrews 9 and 10, diving deep into what it means to approach God with boldness and a true heart. Pastor Suzie teaches about the incredible access Jesus has given us to the Father by breaking down the barriers of sin and separation through His sacrifice on the cross. You’ll discover how the cross symbolizes not just sacrifice but an invitation to fellowship and communion with God—a table where we can experience His peace and presence.

This message encourages us to:

Embrace our identity in Christ and approach Him boldly without fear or shame.
Understand that obedience and surrender are acts of worship.
Stir one another toward love, good works, and intentional community as we await Christ’s return.
Whether you’re searching for deeper spiritual truths or looking for a church that prioritizes worship, community, and the transforming power of Jesus, this message is for you. Join us in experiencing the freedom and fullness found in Christ!

Questions this sermon answers:

1. How can we overcome the barriers that make us feel distant from God?
2. What does it mean to boldly enter God’s presence, and how do we live it out?
3. Why is gathering together as believers essential in our faith journey?

A message from the series “The Book Of Hebrews.”

A message from the series “The Book Of Hebrews.”

A message from the series “The Book Of Hebrews.” This sermon, titled “Jesus Our Anchor,” explores the unshakable hope and stability found in Jesus Christ. Pastor Jay Genin emphasizes how Jesus serves as the anchor for our souls, keeping us grounded in faith during life’s storms. Drawing from Hebrews 6, the message highlights God’s unchanging promises, the power of faith and patience, and the ultimate sacrifice of Christ that secures our eternal hope. This sermon encourages believers to tether themselves to Jesus, embrace His presence, and live fully anchored in His love and grace.

Here are three questions this sermon answers:

1. How does Jesus serve as the anchor for our souls during life’s challenges?

2. Why can we trust God’s promises as unchanging and reliable?

3. What does it mean to live fully anchored in Jesus?

A message from the series “Single.” This sermon, titled “Let’s Normalize Being Like Jesus in 2025,” challenges believers to live counter-culturally by embracing the teachings and character of Jesus. Pastor Suzie Genin emphasizes that following Jesus is not about perfection but about surrender, holiness, and actively engaging with others in their struggles and pain. The message encourages believers to align their lives with heavenly values, cultivate deeper relationships with Christ, and extend hope and love to a hurting world. This call to action invites the church to live boldly for Jesus and transform lives through faith and compassion.

What are 3 questions this sermon answers?

1. What does it mean to “normalize being like Jesus” in today’s culture?

2. How can believers engage with others in their pain and struggles while reflecting Christ?

3. What steps can we take to cultivate a deeper relationship with Jesus in 2025?

A message from the series “Single.” This sermon, “Jesus Is the Answer”, focuses on the truth that Jesus Christ is the ultimate solution to every problem and the fulfillment of God’s plan for humanity. Pastor Jeremiah Genin explores the incarnation, explaining how Jesus—fully God and fully man—came to reconcile us to God, bringing salvation, healing, and hope. Drawing from John 1 and Genesis 3, the message highlights Jesus as the victorious King who conquered sin, death, and darkness. Believers are encouraged to surrender their lives to Him, recognizing Jesus as both their Savior and the rightful Lord of their hearts.

Here are three questions this sermon answers:

1. Why is Jesus the ultimate answer to every problem we face?

2. What is the significance of Jesus being fully God and fully man?

3. How does the incarnation reveal God’s love and humility?