In this study, Josh continues in Judges 15:1-20 where we see Samson go back to get his wife but is rejected by the father in law as he already gave her to another man which leads Samson to get revenge and comes up with a plan to light the philistine fields on fire destroying their grain. The focus of this study is to show how we should and should not act when coming to revenge and retaliating for God has said revenge is in His hands not ours. Are you obeying God and not taking revenge on whoever/whatever or are you taking things into your own hand?

Closing out the Trusting in God series, Ethan takes us through Psalm 61:1-4 and highlights how anxiety is not something God is intimidated by. He wants to help you through it, but we have to let Him and have to want to let Him help us.

In week 3 of the Trusting in God series, Ethan goes through Mark 4:34-41 and breaks down the idea fear. We don't like to be afraid but God often uses fear to teach us things we wouldn't learn otherwise.

Continuing the Trusting in God series, Ethan goes through John 4:4-14 and dives into the importance of having the roots of our faith be in God and how desperately we need Him.

In this study, Josh continues in Judges 14:10-20 where we see Samsons marriage taking place having a feast and giving a riddle to the philistine men that they could not answer so they threaten his wife to give the answer to them. Josh uses Proverbs 18:1 to show the life that Samson lived lonely and foolish making this verse kinda of his life verse. So I ask you what is going to be your life verse? or what is your life verse?

In this study, Josh continues in 1 Corinthians 3:5-17 where we see Paul explain his relation ship with Apollos that they work together and not above each other but God's fellow workers, as well we see the church as a building using the metaphor of a foundation to install that the church and ourselves should be built on Jesus Christ. We see at the end the church is a temple which is us we are the church and we must not defile it with things like envy and division. So I ask you what is the foundation you're building on? What are you using to build your foundation?

In this study, Josh continues in Judges 14:1-9 where we see Samson the 12th Judge start to go his own way and go against God and his parents for he say's he wants this philistine women as his wife and later touches a dead animal breaking his nazarite pledge. Josh focus on relationships for a portion speaking on whether christians should date non-christians and as well lust since we see that in Samson. So I ask you what is dominating In your life your flesh or the Spirit of God?

In this study, Josh continues in the book of 1 Corinthians 3:1-9 where we see the examination of the carnal person which is someone who is saved but lives like a natural person who is unsaved. Josh expounds on 6 ways you can see a person is carnal and reflects on how to become a spiritual person who walks in the spirit of God loving God and others. The focus of this study is for you to look inward of your self and ask what are you a natural person, a spiritual person, or a carnal person?

In this study, Josh ends the book of John 21:1-25 where we see Peter gets restored as Jesus appears in-front of the disciples and speaks to Peter. Josh speaks on comparison as well as we see Peter compare himself to John but Jesus says to keep your eyes on Him and the you follow Him. This message shows how Jesus loves us and wishes for us to be restored so I ask will you choose to receive the truth of Christ believing in Jesus or reject the truth and not believe in Jesus?

In this study, Josh continues in John 20:1-31 where we see the Lord encounter Marry, the disciples, and Thomas at the end giving them faith in His resurrection leading to the Holy Spirit coming upon them soon and take place of Jesus and share His love. Josh brings It together at the end to show why the resurrection is important giving us hope and more. So I ask you what is consuming your mind taking your sight off Jesus?