The Apostle Paul moves immediately into his reason for writing to the churches in Galatia in verses 6-9 of his letter. Pastor Isaiah explains the passion and importance of this message not just for the original audience but for us today as well when we understand that there is Only One Gospel That Saves.

The Apostle Paul wrote an important letter to the Christians in Galatia to proclaim again to them the most important message for all mankind in every moment to know. Pastor Isaiah walks us through the first 5 verses and challenges us to see the importance of the Gospel not just as a historical fact, but a powerful life-changing message for us today as well.

"What's Next?" That's a question that most of us think, perhaps more often than we want to admit. Right after the resurrection of Christ, the first disciples had that same thought and the response of Jesus is instructive to us today too. Pastor Isaiah challenges us to not miss the moment and to ask God, "What Now?"

As we conclude our series on the Lion and the Lamb, Pastor Isaiah proclaims the victory of the Risen Savior seen from Revelation 5. With a packed church and a lot of excited kids, we had a time of great joy in the House of the Lord this Resurrection Sunday!

Continuing to follow our theme of understanding Jesus as the Lamb of God, Pastor Isaiah helps us see the sacrificial death of Christ as the true Passover Lamb as we meditate upon the cross in this special Good Friday service.

When John the Baptist came onto the scene as a prophet of God, his message was one that many in Israel had great trouble accepting. Pastor Isaiah explains the importance of understanding John's proclamation that Jesus was "The Lamb of God" and what that meant would be the primary outcome of His life and ministry.

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus continues His pattern of proclaiming that true happiness comes through the opposite of what we typically believe. Pastor Isaiah explains what Jesus meant as He said that we should "hunger and thirst for righteousness" in this life to find the true satisfaction and joy we all long to have.

Continuing in the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus moves from the idea of being poor in spirit, to learning to properly mourning and express sorrow over sin, to the heart of a Kingdom Citizen in being meek. Pastor Isaiah unpacks both what this heart posture and these actions displayed look like in the people of God.

The use of the imagery around the Lion reveals the power and majesty of God, but from the Lamb, God's people also learn very important spiritual truths too. In this message, Pastor Isaiah talks about the Old Testament background behind the lamb and how the holiness of God is of utmost importance.

As we prepare for the Easter season, we begin by looking back to the Old Testament and seeing some of the prophetic themes that are given to help us understand the grandeur and majesty of Jesus Christ.