Aaron DiPasquale teaches about how the promised shepherd meets us in our weakness and brokenness. He also brings real peace and real victory as our king.

Alam Pedrero enseña que que el Reino de Dios nos invita a crecer en Entendimiento de la Palabra, a ser hacedores de Paz, ser generosos y a deshacernos de nuestros ídolos.

Jacob Richardson teaches that there's a big difference between serving God for the glory of God and serving God for our own glory.

God desires leaders to serve, not steal.

Pretending to serve God for selfish gain leads to shame.

Serving God by the power of his Spirit leads to freedom.

Sin brings judgement, and we have an opportunity to repent.

Jacob Richardson teaches about what happens when God is not our treasure. We so often selfishly pursue what others have and reject the truth of his word. And yet, God still pursues us.

Aaron DiPasquale teaches about who the Lord is. He calls sinners to hear him and turn from their sin, he justly executes judgment, and he calls us to godly grief over sin that leads to repentance.

Alam Pedrero enseña de las buenas noticias en medio del fracaso, de las pruebas, y para el futuro.

Jacob Richardson teaches from Jonah 3. When we think through a vision for our future, doubts inevitably creep in. Learn from God's interaction with Jonah about how the hope of restoration can inform our future.

Aaron DiPasquale teaches as we examine Jonah 2 in this sermon. In the belly of the fish, Jonah responded in prayer, remembered the Lord's goodness, repented, and recognized God as Savior.

Alam Pedrero enseña acerca del orgullo espiritual, la esencia del pecado, la disciplina de Dios, y la indiferencia espiritual.

Aaron DiPasquale teaches that whether this new year holds great highs or great lows, we have a great God who never changes and wants to meet us in those places.