In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through the final Psalm in the Bible. In it, we learn that all of life is about praise, but also how when we view it with the previous four psalms, it points to humility being the key to our praise.

In this weeks' sermon, Pastor David walks us through an oft-ignored passage where Jesus calls Levi to follow him. In the calling and in his corresponding relationship with tax collectors and sinners, we see the heart of Jesus for those who have ruined their lives. He invites them to come to him, the Great Physician for healing.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh continues walking through the last 5 songs in the book of Psalms. This week, he shows us how God's character gives confidence to the Christian, not afraid to look back at who they've been, but also able to face the future with confidence knowing that God controls it.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through Psalm 148. It's here that we learn how God intended our praise to be a way of life -- bot has medicine for the hurting soul as well as the method of enjoying the gifts that God has given us.

In this week's sermon, Pastor David takes a look at what it means to have sexual integrity at the beginning of what appears to be a new age with all its new sexual temptations. In doing so, he addresses the current sexual identity crisis and how followers of Jesus Christ can respond.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through Psalm 147 in our series of the last five songs in the book of Psalms. He brings out why our God is worthy of praise: because he is a powerful God with gentle hands, able to deal with us exactly as we need.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh walks us through Psalm 146 -- one of the 5 final songs in the book of Psalms. Over the next couple weeks, we will be diving through these final songs to see how they bring the Christian to their knees in praise of their God.

In the final sermon in our December series, Pastor David takes us on a journey through the often ignored prophecy of Messiah's coming in Isaiah 56. In this text, we will hear God's promise to the "barely Israelites" of that time and how that promise rings true for for us today.

In this week’s sermon, Pastor David kicks off our Messiah 2020 series, a group of messages meant to address who Jesus was and what he came to do. This is an annual series that proves particularly helpful in addressing many of our culture’s conceptions of Jesus. Today, Pastor David will go through Micah 4 where God promises somewhat of a mountain getaway for those who walk with Him until Messiah comes.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh concludes our walk through the book of Numbers. Here we see the faithfulness of God highlighted. It's when we trust in this faithfulness that we see the ability to truly transform into the people God has made us to be.