On this Sunday before Labor Day, Pastor Seth brings a timely message on the subjects of work and rest. What does the Bible have to say about these two tandem subjects? Look into your rhythms and habits and let's investigate God's works regarding two areas of life that encompass the whole.

What gives you joy? What steals your joy? And how do we experience the deep joy God created us to enjoy? Pastor Seth returns from vacation to preach a timely message on the human pursuit of Joy and how we sabatoge our own efforts.

Pastor Lewis Messex continued the Wisdom from the Word series this week with his message from John 14:6 - part of the "I AM" series at Resurrection Church. In this passage, Jesus offers comfort to his disciples when their hearts are deeply troubled. Comfort comes in knowing that the way, the truth, and the life are found in the person of Jesus.

Pastor Jake Gamble delivered an amazing sermon from Psalms 63. This is part four from our summer sermon series and it addresses the tension between the difficulties we face in life and the loving provision of God.

Fear. Every human who has ever lived has encountered it. From the things that make us afraid to our desire to stay in control, fears are a reality of humanity's limitations, finiteness, and lack of unlimited power, knowledge, and control. So how do we deal with our fear? Pastor Seth encourages us to three actions to help us wrestle with the fears that everyone will face in life.

Life is filled with thousands of moments, some large and most small, where we will experience anxiety through worry or nervousness. Jesus calls us to not be anxious but how do we actually do this and what does it look like? Anxiety isn't experienced only by the person who worries, it is also experienced by the worker who puts their head down and pushes forward. So how do we biblically respond to worry?

We continue our series through the book of Judges looking into the pattern of life the people of Israel seemed caught in on an ever-winding downward spiral. As we look at these people who lived thousands of years ago we come to realize that we share much in common. While the context of life has changed, our hearts, desires, and distortions have stayed the same. And what is the key to a transformed heart?

We continue our series through the book of Judges investigating the word "evil" and the biblical definition against the definition the world uses today. Are humans evil? Do we have evil thoughts or evil actions? And how does God respond to evil? These questions and much more in today's sermon.

Being informed about God is not the same thing as being transformed by God. Your knowledge alone is unable to change your heart and mind; what you need is Spirit-led transformation. In the book of Judges, we see the Spirit of God working through the life of Joshua as he remains faithful and obedient to God. After him, a generation rises that does not show respect for God and walks in disobedience. Two generations, two ways to see the big picture of life. What's your current view?

What happens if we don't obey God? Is it simply a matter of heaven or hell or are there consequences in the here and now? What if I don't obey God completely? Pastor Seth Winterhalter continues our sermon series through the book of Judges examining how the Israels went from victory to apathy to defeat and how all of our actions have consequences.