For Pentecost Sunday this year Pastor Josh invites us to recall the promise of Jesus to send the Holy Spirit in His absence as our helper and advocate. Until Jesus comes back the Holy Spirit teaches us and reminds us of everything Jesus said in order to encourage us with the hope of His return.

Pastor Dawit packs this message full of insights into the Ascension of Jesus -- what's the nature, power, and meaning of the Ascension for our lives and the plan of God's salvation for the world.

Pastor Josh explores the dual meaning of the term selah used in Psalm 67 as it relates to the Resurrection of Jesus.

Drawing on the powerful imagery and promises of Rev. 21:1-7 Pastor Dawit shares how God is victorious over our suffering through the victory of Christ over death on the cross.

Jesus appears for a third time to His disciples after rising from the dead to put Peter's loyalty to the test and ask him some probing questions. He also gives him some pretty important commands. Pastor Josh ties this encounter of the Resurrected Christ with the victory song of the Lamb described by John in Revelation 7 in order to encourage us to listen to the Voice of the Lamb as well.

Pastor Dawit connects the appearance of Jesus after His Resurrection where the Disciples catch an abundance of fish with how the Risen Christ forgives, feeds, and sustains all of us in order to carry on His mission in the world.

On Good Friday we saw Christ’s sacrificial death written into the lyrics of Psalm 31. In the victory song of Psalm 118 we see the triumph of God in the resurrection.

We began this season of Lent with the question: What is the significance of God’s loving sacrifice? As we come to the end of the Lenten journey to this place — the Cross of Christ on Golgotha — we come to know the answer.

Pastor Dawit shares how God transforms Christians from death to life through the power of Jesus Christ. We do good works out of enormous gratitude for God’s salvation granted to us through Jesus Christ through faith by grace alone.

Pastor Josh explores the message of Psalm 121 that the Lord is Your Keeper and how this promise is not only the center/heart of this song but reveals to us that the Jesus is Your Keeper — he is at the center, he is the heart of the song of God’s salvation. As we journey toward Jerusalem to the cross of Christ let us  lift up our voices and sing the words of this Song of Ascent!