Life is hard, full of pain and injustice. However, the gospel of Jesus Christ enables us to do hard things and do them with hope, poise, and even joy. Listen as Pastor Wes gives us an overview of the book of Job.

If we're to handle suffering in a God-honoring way, we must endure it with patience, not blaming God or demanding an explanation. Listen as Pastor Wes opens our series on Job: Suffering for Life. You don't want to miss it!

Facing adversity is a necessary embodiment of the gospel. However, we are encouraged to endure because God is sustaining us and has given us hope in the future! Listen as Reverend Godwill Ncham preaches from II Corinthians.

Nothing is more precious than knowing God. Is knowing God your chief aspiration, your persistent pursuit, and your ultimate joy? Listen as Pastor Wes concludes our series on the Trinity.

The Holy Spirit is not easily understood, but what is clear about His person and work is the most thrilling concept in the cosmos! Listen as Pastor Wes encourages us with these truths. 

It is the privilege of a Christian to know and love God as He truly is - to know the eternal Son as the one who secured our redemption through His incarnation and substitutionary death, and therefore is worthy of all praise.

Do you relate to God as a loving Father or an angry deity? Listen as Pastor Brad Parker explains the nature of God the Father as we continue our series on the Trinity.

It is a believer's privilege to know and love God as He truly is: one self-existent God in three Divine Persons. In part one of our "Three in One" series, listen as Pastor Craig explains how knowing the Trinity helps us better know and love God.

Death comes to all - but life always conquers death! Listen as Pastor Wes concludes our Easter series with a message of hope: Because Jesus rose from the dead, we can conquer death not only in this life, but eternally!

 

Why is Good Friday "good"?  In the second of our three-part Easter series, Pastor Richard Lucas explains how Jesus Christ's death meant the death of death - and why that's very good!