This week, Pastor Josh walks us through Jeremiah 1, unpacking five powerful truths about what it means to become God’s man. Through this message, we’re reminded that God doesn’t call the qualified—He qualifies the called. No matter your past, your doubts, or where you feel you fall short, His purpose for your life still stands.

This week, Pastor Josh walks us through Matthew 25 and Ephesians 5, sharing five ways to live as a servant of the King of the universe. Because the greatest calling isn’t to be served—but to serve the King of all.

This week, Pastor Josh walks us through Psalm 40, reminding us that just like David, our lives are always telling a story—you never know who’s watching or being impacted by your faith. We hope you are encouraged by this week's message.

2 Chronicles 20

What is true worship? In this episode, Pastor Josh steps away from his ongoing study in Acts to examine Abraham’s altar moment. Through Genesis 22, he shows that real worship is marked by surrender, obedience, and trust in God’s provision. This message is a powerful call to lay down our earthly affections so we can receive what heaven has prepared.

In this episode, Pastor Josh examines Acts 1:4–8 and the disciples’ call to wait for the Holy Spirit. He highlights how biblical waiting produces surrender, dependence, and ultimately spiritual power.

Pastor Josh expounds on the exhortation from Paul to be anxious for nothing. There is a clear path to the peace of God and it only comes through prayer, supplication and thanksgiving.

Pastor Josh takes us through the end of Philippians chapter 3 with this study on how to live our lives in light of eternity. He reminds us of our heavenly citizenship and the importance of our daily life pointing to that ultimate home.

This week Pastor Brenden continues in chapter 3 of Philippians. He encourages us to "press on" in our journey toward the finish line of the faith.

This week Pastor Brenden takes us through Philippians chapter 3:1-11. He highlights Paul's warning to look out for a gospel that builds a barrier between the people and Jesus. Paul also gives the church a look into his own past and how the Lord has redeemed his life.