In this challenging sermon, Pastor Justin explores the idea that as Christians, we make a habit out of replacing God's influence in our lives with things that are just... good. Sometimes things that look good, feel good, seem good, are actually just a distraction, or worse, outright sin.

In the culmination of the Overwhelmed series, Pastor Justin talks about being overwhelmed by busyness. Sometimes we wear our busyness like a badge of honor, but rest is not only something Jesus needed, he demands it of us. Otherwise, we'll just keep ignoring the check engine light until something breaks down...

Pastor Justin continues the Overwhelmed series by talking about something that every single one of us has dealt with - shame. This is literally one of the oldest tricks in the book, and Pastor Justin shows how it affected some major players in the Bible. This is how we can be free from shame.

Pastor Justin concludes the Overwhelmed series by talking about the F-word... Fear. We always think we can handle anything, until a storm that's bigger than us comes along, and then it's time to panic pray.

Life is messy, y'all. If only we could keep everything separated like one of those picnic plates with the divided sections. Continuing with the Overwhelmed series, Pastor Justin introduces us to the story of the 10 lepers who were healed by Jesus, and how their response to the miracle can tell a lot.

Pastor Justin continues our series "Overwhelmed" with a sermon about being overwhelmed with worry. Sometimes it can feel like we're spinning around in circles with our eyes on the ground, trying to maintain control. But we should consider looking up, and remembering that God is in control.

Our Next Steps Pastor, Trevor Nataluk shares with us about being overwhelmed by loneliness. Have you ever felt alone, or abandoned? Elijah felt that way too. Listen to how God moved in his life and how He can move in yours.

Pastor Justin's sermon from Easter Sunday 2022. Continuing with the "Overwhelmed" series, he talks about being overwhelmed by doubt, and points out that "Doubting Thomas" wasn't doubting so much as he was just late to the party.

If anxiety is the weapon of the enemy, then prayer must be the weapon of Jesus' followers. Pray until the peace comes.

Sometimes God will call you to an action that seems unreasonable. Pastor Justin makes the case that unreasonable requests result in unreasonable goodness from God.