In this message, we explore the joy that our Promised King brings by looking at a prophecy about the coming Messiah from the prophet, Zephaniah.

Looking back to the prophecy of the prophet Micah, we discover that Jesus is the Promised King who brings peace with God, peace with others, and who gives us the peace of God.

Using Matthew's genealogy, we discover that Jesus is the Promised King, the one who would fulfill God's promise to Abraham, David, and those waiting for restoration from Exile.

Job had questions for God, but God had questions for Job. What Job discovers about God changes his perspective and gives him peace. Join us as we explore the response of God that gave Job peace.

After experiencing such painful losses, Job is engaged in conversation with three friends who turn out to be miserable comforters. In this message, we explore some unbiblical arguments for suffering and discover the truth that encouraged Job's faith.

All of us have gone through struggles and challenges that make us want to give up. How can we as believers stay strong and keep our light shining. Join us as Pastor Sam teaches us how to keep fighting for God and not burn out.

In this message, we explore Job 3 and discover that processing grief and loss is biblical and healthy.

Job makes two statements of faith that help us to understand God's sovereignty in suffering. In this message, we four timeless principles of sovereignty and suffering.

The Apostle Paul through the the book of Romans is writing to the Church in Rome in hopes to bring clarity about the gospel, the downward spiral of sin, the need for salvation, love, battling the human condition and unity, all in hopes to prepare them for a greater work that they would become part of. This message deals with the same issues in hopes to bring clarity to modern day followers of Jesus because we too have a greater work that He is desiring to prepare us for.

In this message, we explore the background of Job and discover three observations for those who are suffering.