In this message from our Dwell series, Rev. Brandon Cleaver explores Psalm 90:13–17 and the reality that dwelling in the Lord makes life truly meaningful. We all long for the best place to be — whether in success, comfort, or joy — yet nothing satisfies like God’s presence. Discover how the Lord provides relief in our struggles, joy in our days, and meaning in our labors. This episode invites you to trade the pressures of life for the lasting satisfaction that only God can give, and to experience the peace of dwelling daily in His steadfast love.

In this message from Psalm 90:5–12, Pastor Jacob unpacks Moses’ prayer, “Teach us to number our days, that we may get a heart of wisdom.” We discover that wisdom begins with living an examined life—confessing our sins before God, contemplating the brevity of life, and considering the greatness of God. Along the way, we’re reminded that our days are limited, but in Christ our dwelling place is secure and our hearts can be filled with grace, urgency, and eternal perspective.

In this first episode of the Dwell series, we turn to Psalm 90:1–4 to ask a pressing question: Where do you turn when life gets overwhelming? Moses invites us to see that while our world—and we ourselves—are fleeting, God is eternal. He alone is the unshakable refuge for every generation. In a world of temporary shelters, we’re invited to dwell in the one place that is eternally secure. Join us as we explore the greatness of God, the frailty of humanity, and the invitation to build our lives on the only foundation that lasts.

In a world of dating apps, highlight reels, and hook-up culture, how do you date with wisdom and purpose? In this episode, we explore Ephesians 5:22–33 to uncover how the gospel reshapes our approach to dating. Dating isn’t just about chemistry or compatibility — it’s about discernment. Pastor Jacob walks us backward through the passage to show that the goal of dating is to find someone you can partner with for the sake of the Gospel. If marriage is a living picture of Christ and the Church, then dating is the journey toward that covenant — and who you bring with you matters.

What does it look like to finish life well? In this episode, we explore the final words of the Apostle Paul in 2 Timothy 4:6–8 and reflect on what it looks like to live with intentionality in our final season. From confronting death with conviction to committing to lifelong faithfulness, and ultimately chasing the eternal prize, this message calls us to a legacy worth leaving. Whether you're near the end or just getting started, this episode will challenge you to live today in light of the end—because the way we finish matters.

What if singleness isn’t a detour—but a signpost of God’s eternal kingdom? In this episode, we explore one of Jesus’ most surprising teachings: that some people will choose singleness for the sake of the Kingdom of God. Through Jesus’ words in Matthew 19, we uncover how singleness is not a secondary status but a sacred space for undivided devotion, eternal vision, and profound redemption. Whether you’re single, married, or somewhere in between, this message reframes how we view singleness in light of the gospel.

In this episode, we dig into Deuteronomy 6:1–25 to unpack God’s vision for generational discipleship. We explore how the home is meant to be the first and most important place where faith is formed. With the big idea that parents are saved by God to love Him and to pass on their faith to their children, we answer the pressing question: How can parents faithfully disciple their children? Through three clear movements—responding in faith, cultivating wholehearted devotion to God, and making God a natural part of everyday conversation—this episode will challenge and equip every parent (and the community) to embrace their God-given calling to lead the next generation in faith.

In our new message series, You Are Here, we’ll find that Scripture provides practical instruction and spiritual insight into God’s plan for each of us — no matter where we find ourselves in life. Today, we welcome Woodside Royal Oak campus pastor CT Eldridge as he preaches God's intent for husbands and wives in marriage. We are to follow the way of Jesus—sacrifice and love—in how we live, whether or not we are married.