Continuing in our No Greater Love series, Pastor Josh talks about the deep longing of eros. Understanding true eros gives vision which leads to repentance which produces faithfulness. Pastor Josh also identifies the lies that enemy tells us in this area.

Pastor Jordan Lewis unpacks the importance of friendship with God and friendship with others.

Pastor Josh unpacks the love of God using the Hebrew Bible term, Chesed. God's Chesed enables His people to have confidence, hope, and to show love to one another.

In this first week of No Greater Love, listen as Pastor Josh describes the sacrificial, intimate, and delight-filled Agape love of God along with some of its implications for our relationships.

This week Pastor Eddie closes the Holiness in Humanity series with a sermon on the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is our advocate, companion and counselor. The Holy Spirit empowers us to obey and live the Christian, he is everything we need.

Preaching from Luke 7:36-50, Pastor Josh shares that love is action, available, and heals. The forgiveness that Jesus extends to us brings wholeness and healing. This is gift is one that is meant only to be received, it requires nothing from us.

Continuing in our series, Pastor Eddie talks about how Jesus waits with holy intentionality. Things that weigh on our hearts are not forgotten or ignored by God. In this story of Lazarus, Jesus demonstrates emotional honesty in the loss of his dear friend, and the healing power of calling his children by name.

This week Pastor Eddie talks about Zacchaeus experiencing who Jesus is and how he walked away changed. Once we see Jesus for who He is, that's when change really happens in our lives. After you believe, how do you wrestle with choosing Jesus when it costs you everything? Zacchaeus said "yes" to Jesus and entered a life nothing like he expected and embraced generosity and sought to make restitution.

Pastor Josh shares on the importance of living a life of biblical humility. How does biblical humility shape and change us as people of God? He offers up three ways that we can cultivate biblical humility and what the fruit will look like.

On our second birthday (WOO HOO!) Pastor Eddie brings us back to our core values. As NLYA, we aim to be known for expectant worship, focused discipleship, intentional community, and radical service.