Following Jesus’ crucifixion, His followers expected what anyone expects after someone dies—that the person would remain that way. But one of Jesus’ followers, John, gave an eyewitness account that summarized the main event surrounding Christianity: Jesus rose from the dead.

For the Christian, Palm Sunday introduces Holy Week. It’s a time for us to prepare our hearts for the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus. When Jesus entered into Jerusalem that Sunday NO ONE EXPECTED HE WOULD BE CRUCIFIED A FEW DAYS LATER! Many believed He would help deliver them from the Roman Empire! So what happened from Sunday to Friday?

In the biggest plot twist of all plot twists - Joseph extends forgiveness and compassion to his brothers. Joseph shows us how beautiful forgiveness can really be!

The phrase “fear not” is the most repeated command found in the Bible! This message speaks directly to the anxiety, fear and hysteria that surrounds our world concerning COVID-19. Choose faith over fear and peace over panic.

Joseph denying the advances of Potiphar's wife teach us a valuable lesson on sexual purity. Regardless of our circumstances, our needs or what is acceptable in our culture - God's will for the Christian is sexual purity. God's call to purity is not intended to deprive a person of joy or satisfaction, but rather, to preserve the goodness of sex in light of its divine intention.

Joseph was thrown in a pit and sold into slavery yet Genesis 39:2 says, God was with him. Sometimes our inability to see God's presence in our lives, particularly during difficulty, is because we are looking through the lens of circumstance, rather than through the lens of providence.

Joseph's family was messy but God still used Him to accomplish HIs perfect will. This message looks at the simple truth that God uses dysfunctional families! Take heart and learn that although your family can shape you - they cannot define you - only God can do that!

Shame is Satan's prison! Shame decommissions way too many Christians. Satan lies and manipulates us and uses our sin against us. He takes over our thoughts, our purpose, our choices and keeps us living in fear, shame and guilt. It's time to take back what Satan has stolen!

Oftentimes we think that Satan only attacks when are weak and vulnerable - AND HE WILL. But he also attacks when we are strong and experiencing God's presence and favor in our lives. It's an all-out attack on our pride. This message looks at how humility is happy to do what pride will not. The humble heart is quick to acknowledge the need for God, eager to confess sin, and willing to submit to God's plan!

The Bible says there is more going on in life than what our eyes see. This message answers the questions; who is Satan and what is he like? In doing so - we'll see that Satan is powerful but has limited power. The only power Satan has over you is the power you give him.