What do we do when God says “Wait”? In this message, we discover we should handle a waiting season.

Has the church lost grip on the glory of God? Have Christians marked God's presence as absent in their own lives? In this message, we discover that to reclaim God's Glory and Presence in our lives, we must have the right motive, the right response, and the right priority.

An open tomb means a changed life, but what is it in us that should be changing? In this message, we discover that an open tomb means an open eye, an open mind, and an open mouth.

What do we do with God's Greater Love?

We are called to be ambassadors for Jesus, but before we can be an ambassador, we must first be a neighbor. And before we can be a neighbor, we must first be a worshipper.

Wired for Worship.

The Bible says that the Heavens roar when even one person comes to repentance through Jesus. In this series, we discover what the party is all about, and we even find a warning to party-poopers.

We all have one enemy: the Devil. And he's ready to fight. In this message, we discover how we can see victory against the devil in our lives by fighting with our hand and fighting with our stand.

God asks Moses, "What's in your hand?" 
Moses responds, "A staff."
God says "Throw it down on the ground."

From the moment Moses releases his staff, that staff is used to do over a dozen miracles. In this message, we find God's calling to us to be similar.

God asks, "What have I given you?"
We respond, "A life."
God says, "Throw it down."

And we learn there is great power in the "throw down."

Life is often described as a journey and for all of us, it’s uncharted territory. Meaning, we don’t always know the right answers. We don’t always know what to do. We don’t always know what not to do. We are pioneers in life. But God had given us his Word. And in that powerful book that is alive and enlightening, we find other pioneers. Other people, just like us, trying to make it through life in a way that is pleasing to God. Through their stories, we find direction on how we can pioneer our own life.

This week, we discover how Moses pioneered his life from a place of fear to a place of courage and we examine how we can do the same.

We have discovered that Jesus is the source of our satisfaction, but how do we tap into the source? In this message, Pastor Josh leads us through Isaiah 55, as we find that to quench our spiritual thirst, we must stop wasting, start forsaking, and keep trusting.

In this message, we discover another group of thirsty people, known as the children of Israel. They are so thirsty that they start questioning the presence of God. They are too parched to see God's presence. From their story, we discover how we end up between a rock and a hard place, and we discuss how we can get out.