The Love of God Sets us free from fear!

Our dear friend Evangelist, Author, Publisher, and church planter Timothy McCain joined us this morning. He is sounding a clarion call to the church of the United States to follow Jesus not just in name but in action and with our whole hearts!

This Sunday is Trinity Sunday! Together, we will get an overview of God as He revealed Himself to us in the scriptures - Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. To our astonishment, we discover that we have been invited into God's relationship with God! Taste and See that he is good!

The Holy Spirit came on the day of Pentecost, and God restored our humanity - We were created to be the dwelling place of the breath of God.

The delightful and anointed Pastor Heidi joins us this Sunday to bring a word for our church on Mother's Day! Enjoy!

This powerful sermon is a stirring call to pursue true holiness, not as a set of rigid rules, but as a joyful embrace of what is truly valuable and eternal. Pastor Josh passionately exhorts believers to love God wholeheartedly, cherishing the immense worth of Christ's sacrifice, and to love others deeply, starting with their families, communities, and ultimately the world. Holiness is presented as a posture of the heart, aligning our desires and priorities with God's values. It is about eliminating distractions that hinder our love for God and neighbor, fueled by the fire of the Holy Spirit. The sermon challenges listeners to make purposeful choices that engage with the very reason for their existence, warning that all other pursuits are ultimately empty and temporary. With a sense of urgency and joy, Pastor Josh calls believers to a higher level of responsibility, commitment, and power, reminding them that great power demands great responsibility. True holiness, marked by humility, joy, and love, is not about cold legalism but about being transformed into God's image, loving what He loves, and loving as He loves

**You Won't Believe What Happens When You Get Baptized With the Holy Spirit and Fire!**

This sermon explores the powerful imagery of being baptized with the Holy Spirit and fire, as described by John the Baptist in Matthew 3:11. The key points are:

1. Water baptism for repentance is important but not ultimate - the baptism with the Holy Spirit and fire is the true transformative power.

2. The "burning bush" experience represents the place where living and burning coexist - where God's presence and power are manifested. This is the kind of spiritual baptism we are called to.

3. This baptism of the Spirit empowers us, exposes our weaknesses, and releases God's power to live in us and through us. It is the place of calling and sending for God's mission.

4. The Messiah, Jesus, will baptize with the Holy Spirit and fire - a purifying, refining, and empowering work that goes far beyond John's water baptism.

This sermon unpacks the profound significance of the baptism of the Holy Spirit and fire and how it radically transforms the lives of believers. The clickbait title is designed to pique curiosity and drive viewers to learn more about this transformative spiritual experience.

The last two Sunday Mornings have been especially fiery and we believe they are only the beginning! Join us as we are in motion with the Spirit.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Josh declares that God is breathing a new spirit upon the congregation, ushering in a new season of expectation and power. Drawing from the Great Commission in Mark 16 and Matthew 28, the pastor exhorts the congregation to step out in bold faith, believing that they are called to do the same works that Jesus did - driving out demons, speaking in new tongues, being immune to poison, and healing the sick through the laying on of hands.

The pastor emphasizes that this is not reserved for a select few, but for all who believe. He challenges the congregation to overcome the sin of unbelief, reminding them that they are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, and temples of the Holy Spirit.

This sermon is a clarion call for the church to step out of the shadows and walk in the fullness of the Spirit's power, ready to fulfill the mission that Jesus has entrusted to them. With a message of hope, empowerment, and expectation, the pastor inspires the congregation to embrace their divine calling and step into the new season that God is ushering in.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Josh examines the encounter between Jesus and the rich young man in Matthew 19, using it as a springboard to explore the deeper issue of idolatry in the lives of believers.The pastor begins by highlighting the young man's question, "What good thing must I do to get eternal life?" and Jesus' response, which challenges the man's reliance on his own works and wealth. The pastor suggests that the young man's real question was likely, "How much do I need to pay you?" revealing his trust in his own capabilities and possessions rather than in God.The pastor then delves into the nature of idolatry, explaining that it is not just about loving certain things more than God, but about trusting in them more than in God. The pastor emphasizes that idols are often good things that have become functional saviors, things we use to get things done and accomplish our desires.Using examples from 2 Corinthians 12 and personal experiences, the pastor explains that God often allows our idols to be threatened in order to reveal where our true trust lies. The sermon then outlines four key steps in overcoming idolatry:

The sermon concludes by challenging the congregation to examine their own hearts, to identify and surrender their idols, and to place their full trust in the God who alone can save and sustain them. The pastor emphasizes that this is a lifelong journey, but one that is essential for experiencing the fullness of God's power and presence in their lives.