Luke 15 shares the parable that Jesus was telling about if a shepherd has 100 sheep and one goes missing, He leaves the 99 for the one. Sometimes we might not feel like the one who is lost, but rather like the one being left behind. It can feel as though you're forgotten about after you've been saved and you're left wondering, "Now what?". But Jesus hasn't forgotten about you, or left you. He is continually chasing after you because He is the Good Shepherd.

Scripture: Luke 15, John 10, Isaiah 53

It can be difficult to accept forgiveness, especially in light of how difficult our pasts can be to overcome. In the story of Paul, we see how God does not need our pasts to fit a mold for His forgiveness to work. His love is all encompassing, and if we ask, we will receive redemption through His grace.

Scripture:  Acts 9:1-18

What are you dedicated to? Would you be willing to die for it? What about being willing to live for it? A relationship with a weak foundation will fall apart,  but the key isn’t to be “willing to die” for someone. God instead asks us to live for him. Stephen embodied this relational ideal, and on this night we come to better understand it by looking at his trial and death. 

Scripture: Acts 6:8 to Acts 7:60, 1 Kings 8:61

Being transparent with others has the power to change your relationships for the better! By looking at the story of Ananias and Sapphira, we can learn why dishonesty about ourselves is destructive. God calls us to transparency in our relationships. If we follow His example, what we are known for will transform alongside us.

Scripture: Acts 5:1-10

We are all known for something. Some things that we are known for we are okay with...other things, not so much. Our actions today will be what we are known for tomorrow. Are your actions today helping you be known for the things you want to be known for? Or are they helping you be known for the things you don't want to be known for?

In Acts 2 we read that the early church was known for a lot of things, but one of the most prevalent things they were known for was their kindness. Tune in to see how being known for kindness changed the world, and how we might be able to do the same.

Jesus wants to heal us, but before that can happen we need to be real about the fact that we're not okay. In Luke 8, a crowd who though they were doing alright surrounds Jesus. In this crowd was one woman who had a pretty embarrassing medical issue & because of it knew she was not okay. Check out this week's message to find out what happens to the woman & how we can learn from her example.

We hide the parts of our life that we are ashamed and embarrassed of. But what if someone knew all of the “junk” and loved us anyway? If we want to be in true community, we have to let people know us for who we truly are.

Pastor Josh sits down and has a heart to heart with no sermon notes just sharing what's on his heart.

The Bible says outright that getting everything on your Christmas list won't make you happy don't believe it? Tune into this week's sermon as pastor josh unpacks some life-changing truth from Ecclesiastes
Scripture used Ecclesiastes 2:1-11 3:11

In this sermon, Pastor Josh talks about how love is so much more than a feeling toward something or someone. Love in its truest form is a choice to care for others, regardless of what it costs you. Jesus demonstrated this love for us on the Cross so that on those dark days when we feel alone, we can look to the cross and see jus how far someone would go for us