Verve City Church: Weekly Messages

Understanding Cain and Abel's story reveals our deep-seated human struggles with comparison, accountability, and the choices that shape us. Cain’s actions show how sin has evolved from an external influence to an internal force that wreaks havoc in our lives and the world. The Mark of Cain leaves us asking the question, can God do anything about the desires we give into that make a mess of our lives and the world?Series Overview: If you grew up in the United States, you were likely handed a few Bible stories as a child — Adam and Eve, Noah and a boatload of animals, a tower of Babel stretching to the sky. The stories were filled with memorable characters and vivid scenes. In many cases, even though we grew up, our understanding of these ancient stories never did. But what if we reexamined them as adults? What lessons could be unlocked? What depths would we discover? Join us to explore the Lost World of the Bible and take a fresh look at some of the unforgettable stories from its opening pages.

Guest speaker Adam Smith teaches a message about comparison – and how we can manage feeling like "the other" by focusing on our relationship with Jesus. Series Overview:Verve City Church's July series, Voices, features practical perspectives for everyday living. Join us each week for a message on blessings, comparison and wisdom.

Guest speaker Mike Obadja challenges us to redefine our relationships in the context of following Jesus with "The Culture of Blessing." Series Overview:Verve City Church's July series, Voices, features practical perspectives for everyday living. Join us each week for a message on blessings, comparison and wisdom.

What can we learn from one of the wisest guys who ever lived? Plenty! In the final message in our Voices series, Audrey explores practical ways to acquire and apply more WISDOM. Series Overview:Verve City Church's July series, Voices, features practical perspectives for everyday living. Join us each week for a message on blessings, comparison and wisdom.

Adam and Eve were perhaps real people, but they were far more than that. They serve as archetypes for us: Their failure is our failure, and there are consequences for our sin and brokenness. But God is not content to allow our story to end in tragedy. Rather, from the very beginning, he goes about setting a plan in place to redeem who we are and restore what we've broken.Series Overview: If you grew up in the United States, you were likely handed a few Bible stories as a child — Adam and Eve, Noah and a boatload of animals, a tower of Babel stretching to the sky. The stories were filled with memorable characters and vivid scenes. In many cases, even though we grew up, our understanding of these ancient stories never did. But what if we reexamined them as adults? What lessons could be unlocked? What depths would we discover? Join us to explore the Lost World of the Bible and take a fresh look at some of the unforgettable stories from its opening pages.

In this online-only message, we explore a few final questions in our Any Questions series. Where are dinosaurs in the Bible? Were Adam and Eve real people? Are all other religions wrong, or do they use different language to point to the same reality? Series Overview: Faith and doubt make excellent dance partners. In this series, we’ll explore some of YOUR biggest questions about life, faith and God. Each week, we’ll tackle a different theme: After You Die, The Bible & Science, The Validity of Faith, and a wrap-up Grab Bag.

In the last week of our Any Questions series, we squeezed in as many of your awesome questions as we could -- including the topics of good and evil, misogyny in the Bible, infertility, and church scandals to name a few.Series Overview: Faith and doubt make excellent dance partners. In this series, we’ll explore some of YOUR biggest questions about life, faith and God. Each week, we’ll tackle a different theme: After You Die, The Bible & Science, The Validity of Faith, and a wrap-up Grab Bag.

How can we know if God, Jesus and salvation are real? How do we reconcile the loving Christian God when there have been and are so many other world religions? Can we trust a book as old and disputed as the Bible? Series Overview: Faith and doubt make excellent dance partners. In this series, we’ll explore some of YOUR biggest questions about life, faith and God. Each week, we’ll tackle a different theme: After You Die, The Bible & Science, The Validity of Faith, and a wrap-up Grab Bag.

Does science affirm or contradict Christianity? How can a scientist interpret the book of Genesis pertaining to how the world was created? How does evolution relate to the Bible? Were Adam and Eve real people?Series Overview: Faith and doubt make excellent dance partners. In this series, we’ll explore some of YOUR biggest questions about life, faith and God. Each week, we’ll tackle a different theme: After You Die, The Bible & Science, The Validity of Faith, and a wrap-up Grab Bag.

What happens when you die? Where do you go? And what happens to the people we care about?Series Overview: Faith and doubt make excellent dance partners. In this series, we’ll explore some of YOUR biggest questions about life, faith and God. Each week, we’ll tackle a different theme: After You Die, The Bible & Science, The Validity of Faith, and a wrap-up Grab Bag.