Can we really trust God’s promises when they seem to ask everything of us? Abraham’s story takes us from the joy of God’s fulfilled promise in Isaac’s birth to the heart-wrenching test of offering his son back to God. In the midst of fear, uncertainty, and impossible trust, we discover the God who provides. Join us as we explore what radical faith looks like — and how God’s faithfulness meets us even when our trust feels too small.

The opening words of Scripture remind us that God does not erase chaos but brings beauty, diversity, and life out of it. In creation, God makes room through holy boundaries and invites us to receive the world as a gift rather than a possession. And creation is not complete until God rests, showing us that our purpose begins not with frantic striving, but with Sabbath—living from rest, not for rest. Join us as we discover how God still speaks light into darkness and how we are called to reflect that creative rhythm in our lives today.

Every theme park ends with the same invitation: take something home with you. Souvenirs remind us where we’ve been, but some fade quickly while others remain treasured keepsakes. The same is true in our life of faith. When we leave worship, when we finish a season of growth, even when we come to the end of our lives, we always carry something with us.This week we’ll explore what it means to carry treasures that last—the love of Christ, the grace of God, and the joy of the Spirit. Jesus warns us not to cling to earthly trinkets that fade, but to invest in treasures of heaven. Paul reminds us that God has placed His treasure in fragile jars of clay—our very lives—so that His glory shines through us. And Moses calls us to carry God’s Word into our homes, our work, and our hearts, so faith is lived daily.As we “exit through the gift shop” of this series, the question is simple: What are you carrying with you? Will it be temporary souvenirs, or the lasting treasures of God’s grace?