In this week's sermon, Pastor David walks us through Paul's letter to the Galatians detailing the role of the Holy Spirit in the life of the Christian. Through the Spirit, the Christian finally has a hope to put sin to death.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Josh lays down how the Christian is justified by faith, apart from works. In doing so, he gives us a reminder of the necessity to constantly preach the gospel to ourselves.

The following is a 10-minute Q&A session that followed our God and Pandemics sermon.

This week, we take a one week break from the book of Galatians as Pastor Josh invites us into a season of waiting with the current pandemic episode.

In this week's sermon series, we see how the Apostle Paul demonstrated how what we believe is Christians is completely unchanging. However, he also demonstrates its flexibility as he teaches the Galatians about the unnecessary right of circumcision in their culture.

In this week's sermon, Pastor David kicks off the book of Galatians. In chapter 1, we learn about human being's dangerous attraction to "almost gospels" -- teachings that sound like Christianity, but will come back and stab you in the heart. It ends in a call for those who follow Christ to truly know the Word and grow in their relationship with him.

This week, Pastor David concludes the sermon series on the Human Body. In the sermon, Pastor David shows how God routinely tells his people to do things their bodies in order to massage their knowledge of him into every area of life. Instead of encouraging people into using their body in ways that are comfortable, he offers a surprising application that affects both those who are expressive in their worship of God and those who are more reserved.

In this week's sermon, Pastor David begins the first of a two week series on the human body. Here, he lays the foundation of what it means for us  to have a body and the difference that makes in our lives.

In this sermon, Pastor David walks through the beginning of an often overlooked book -- the book of Numbers. He shares how this seemingly boring chapter actually teaches the Christian something about God's ability to keep his promises that cannot be underestimated.

This week, Pastor Josh walks us through Psalm 113. Here, the psalmist invites us to praise God for all his attributes. Investing our praise in this God will be the thing that will last into eternity, because God's servants love to praise Him!