In this message from Ecclesiastes, Pastor Josh Westmoreland reminds us that our everyday work matters. We're called to enjoy His blessings, love our families well, pursue our work with purpose, and labor with the Lord in mind, knowing that our lives and our work have eternal purpose!

This sermon breaks down the three parts of Psalm 19 and how God's glory is revealed.

This sermon focuses on Psalm 18, a psalm of thanksgiving. This sermon focuses on God as our ultimate rock and fortress, how we should respond to criticism and what the power of Testimony does to us and our lives.

The sermon teaches us how to pray with a clear conscience, how to seek God's personal protection during a crisis, and how to value God's presence over worldly wealth.

This sermon speaks on how God is the source of all Joy. David begins the psalm asking for God's protection but then shifts his prayer to admiring God and all he provides.

In this Psalm, David asks a profound question: who is worthy to dwell in God’s holy presence? The pastor speaks about what defines a true worshipper of God.

This sermon goes over Psalm 14 where it speaks about the spiritual condition of those who reject God and the security of those who trust Him.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh breaks down the similarities in Passover and The Lord's Supper. The word emphasizes that it is:

- Exclusive & Mandatory

- Unifying & Prophetic

- an Opportunity for Partnership

- for Purification & Cleansing

In 2 Corinthians 1:1-12, the Apostle Paul opens his letter by praising God as the source of all comfort. He explains that enduring intense suffering allows believers to receive divine comfort, which in turn equips them to support others going through similar trials.

In 2 Corinthians 12:14-15, the Apostle Paul declares his selfless, parental-like love for the Corinthian church. He willingly sacrifices his time, finances, and energy for their spiritual well-being, prioritizing their souls over anything they could ever give him, even if his deep love is met with ingratitude.