Pastor Joe starts off a new sermon series, explaining how Jesus redeems us in our failures.

For yesterday's message, Pastor Joe talks about drifting in our relationships with Christ, and how to combat it with accountability.

Guest Pastor Bryan Koch gives a powerful testimony, showing God's sovereignty over our lives in good times and in tragedy.

Pastor Joe preaches a stand-alone message on the aspects of ministry as well as our roles as individuals and as part of the church!

Pastor Joe shares a stand-alone message on why hospitality is important and how having a hospitable heart will help people come to know and follow Jesus better. Hear some practical tips on how to be hospitable and know the difference between being hospitable and just "friendly."

The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.

Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).

The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.

Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).

The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.

Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).

The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.

Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).

The period of the Judges was one of the darkest times in the history of Israel. After the death of Joshua, Israel began a slow and dramatic shift away from God's leadership in their lives as they immersed themselves in the ways of the Canaanites. The book of Judges can best be summed up: In those days Israel had no king.

Everyone did what was right in their own eyes (Judges 21:25).