To be saved is a wondrous transformation, but what comes after? Jesus calls us all to take up our cross, accept His terms for our life, and to discover the higher road of a consecrated life.

The devil sows chaotic oppression which he will use as cover to target the Church. The people of God today need eyes to see,  to pray bold prayers and take bold action, and we will also see God’s intervening hand soundly defeat His enemies.

God crowns the year with goodness. In this message Pastor Joel reviews where God has led the church in 2021 and then opens the mic up for testimonies from the congregation. Be encouraged and uplifted, Church!

God does unimaginable things in inconceivable ways. See the birth of Christ with fresh eyes and marvel at the Incarnation!

The redemptive story in the book of Ruth illuminates the reality of a vertical love from God to man (the Gospel). The same type of love is paralleled in the horizontal relationship of adoption.

When God’s Spirit is at work in our lives and we are seeing His salvation, He gives us a soul that sings! Many believers have rejoiced greatly in the Lord, but their souls have since gone silent. How can we get it back?

Your choices in this life matter. Either you are a living stone fashioned into a spiritual house that will last for all eternity or you will die in your sin and spend eternity dead, that is, separate from God and His people.

So how do we set the best trajectory for our life from start to finish?

When we have learned to follow Jesus, He begins to let us have the privilege of leading others. Whether at work, home, school, at church- anywhere we are- there are good principles for us to observe in leading others to the Shepherd of our souls.

We have only followed Jesus a little while when we suddenly realize we have lost our way again! How desperately we need a faithful Shepherd like Him. What does it look like to be led by Jesus as a sheep of His pasture?

God is a shepherd, and He has manifest His shepherd's heart in Jesus Christ. Perhaps no passage captures this heart better than Psalm 23. Let's get to know Jesus together as our Great Shepherd!