Part 3 of our mini-series on the seven statements that Jesus made from the cross. This week, Pastor Josh looks at the most anguished and despairing statement, "My God, my God, what hast thou forsaken me?" And while there have been several explanations for why Jesus said this, you may never have realized that this isn't the first time these words appear in the Bible...

In this special message, Pastor Josh shares what his hope and vision is for Kingsview Church this year.

The Gospels record seven statements Jesus made on the cross. In part two of our mini-series, Pastor Josh examines the difference between the two criminals who were crucified with him – and that these men were no simple 'thieves'.

The Gospels record seven statements made Jesus while he was nailed to the cross. In this first part of our series covering them, Pastor Josh looks at his words of unfathomable forgiveness, but reminds us that every sin has a consequence that must be dealt with.

What exactly happened on that cross Jesus was nailed to? Without a doubt, he died. And we believe that he rose from the dead. But what did Jesus actually go through and why? Pastor Josh addresses these questions and more in this week's message.

Follow along in Mark 15:21-37

In Matthew 16 Jesus predicts his death and says that anyone who would follow after him must 'take up their cross'. This week in Mark chapter 15, we see the first example of this. Pastor Josh explores what it means to follow Jesus and just how narrow and hard the road is that leads to life.

Follow along in Mark 15:15-20

At Jesus' trial the crowd got to choose who would go free – Jesus or Barrabbas. We know they chose the latter, but why? Why free a known killer? As Pastor Josh shows this week, the Jewish people faced the same choice we so often do: the quick fix, or the long-term solution.

Follow along in Mark 15:1-15

In Genesis 32 there is the fascinating account of Jacob wrestling with God. Literally. But if you look over his life, Jacob had been wrestling with God even in the womb. This week our guest speaker Jordan Hageman examines this and asks the question: how many of us have been wrestling with God for a long, long time?

Follow along in Genesis 25, 27-32

This week Kingsview was blessed to have David Wells, General Superintendent of the PAOC, speak a message that was on his heart: if Jesus was living among us today, how would he live? Listen as David asks some tough questions of ourselves and causes us to look at the model Jesus provided for the answers.

How many times have we denied Jesus? Peter, one of Jesus' closest followers for years, vehemently denied that he was a follower, not once, but three times. How did this happen? And what was the fallout? Pastor Josh explores this question and offers a humbling but hopeful answer.

Follow along in Mark 14:53-72