Joy to the World isn’t just a Christmas song — it’s a Kingdom announcement.
Isaac Watts didn’t write it about the manger. He wrote it about the King who reigns.

In this message we look at the true source of joy, and why “joy” is not the same thing as “happiness.” Happiness responds to circumstances. Joy flows out of relationship with Jesus and the reality of His Kingdom.

Where Jesus reigns, joy begins.

“The Man on the Middle Cross said I could come.”
Those were the words of a dying thief next to Jesus—no résumé, no religion, no good works… just grace.

In this message, Pastor Justin unpacks the powerful moment in Luke 23 where two criminals hang beside Jesus, yet only one sees Him for who He truly is. This story shows us what Ephesians 2:8 has been saying all along: salvation is a gift, not a reward.

If you’ve ever felt unworthy, too far gone, too inconsistent, or too broken… this message is for you.
We’re shutting out the wrong voices, facing the one inside our own heads, and learning how to trust what the Man on the Middle Cross says about us.

God isn’t obsessed with numbers — He’s obsessed with names.
In Numbers 1, God asks Moses to count the people, not because He needs data… but because every number represents a person He delivered, loved, and called by name. In this message we unpack why God counts, what the numbers actually tell us, and why whatever you have is enough for God to fulfill His promise.

If you’ve ever looked at your life and thought, “The numbers don’t add up”… this word is for you.
God can do more with your not enough than you can do with your everything.

Ever feel like you’re just going through the motions — driving through life on autopilot? In Part 7 of our Numbers series, Pastor Justin reminds us that God doesn’t want us coasting — He wants us remembering. Because when we remember what He’s done, we find faith for where we are and hope for what’s next.

This message walks through Numbers 33 — the map of Israel’s journey — and helps us reflect on:
Where God brought us from
What He’s brought us through
And where He’s leading us to

Ever felt like life handed you something you didn’t order? Like you’re wandering, wasting time, or getting hit with things that were never supposed to touch your life?
In this message from our Book of Numbers series, Pastor Justin unpacks one of the wildest moments in Scripture — when a sorcerer hired to curse God’s people ends up blessing them instead.

Because when God has spoken blessing over your life… no curse can land, no attack has authority, and no wandering is wasted.

In this sermon we explore:
Why Balaam’s curses couldn’t touch Israel
What “no misfortune is in His plan” really means
How God turns wandering into wonders
Why the “shout of the King” changes everything
How to walk with purpose toward Jesus — even in a wilderness season

If you need hope, clarity, courage, or a reminder that God is working behind the scenes, this message is for you.

Ever been so frustrated you exploded on the wrong person? Moses did that — and it cost him the Promised Land. In this message from Numbers 20, we learn why frustration can derail your faith and how to handle it before it explodes.
Because once the Rock (Jesus) has been struck, we don’t need to hit it again — now we trust Him and speak.

Wherever your treasure is, your heart follows — and that’s exactly what God was reminding Israel in Numbers 15. Right after their biggest failure, He didn’t cancel the promise… He confirmed it.

In this message, Pastor Justin unpacks what it means to live generous in a world that says “hold tight.” You’ll see why money is a mirror, how rescued people create places for others to be rescued, and how God’s promise to provide frees us to give without fear.

What happens when you finally decide to obey—but God’s already moved on?
Israel tried to go back and fix yesterday’s disobedience… but they learned the hard way that delayed obedience is still disobedience.

In this message from our “Most Boring Book in the Bible” series, Pastor Justin Bradley shows us that:
The promise without God’s presence isn’t a blessing—it’s a battle you’ll lose.
The window might’ve closed on yesterday, but today’s is wide open.
Faith means obeying now, not later.

Sometimes we look back on our past like it was better than it really was. But the comfort you’re craving might be the very thing that once kept you chained. In Numbers 11, Israel longed for Egypt’s food and forgot Egypt’s bondage. In this message, you’ll discover how to stop romanticizing the past, see God’s presence in the present, and bury the cravings that can’t live in your promise.

Ever flipped to Numbers and thought, “boring”? Think again. In this message, Pastor Justin kicks off The Most Boring Book in the Bible—and shows how Israel’s time in the wilderness mirrors our own journey through life. From following the cloud to breaking camp when God moves, this isn’t just ancient history—it’s a roadmap for your next step with God.