From the story of Lazarus's death and resurrection, Pastor Josh makes several observations pertaining to the Biblical perspective of sickness and death.

In this sermon we look at three ways the disciples responded to the ascension of Jesus Christ.

In this closing passage of the book of Habakkuk, the prophet sings a beautiful hymn of faith in God. May it be an encouragement to us in these difficult days!

As Habakkuk realizes the inevitability of the impending Babylonian invasion, he responds to God in three ways that we would be wise to emulate.

As God responds to Habakkuk's questions from the end of chapter one, He encourages Habakkuk that: justice will be done, good will overcome evil, and He (God) is sovereign and can be trusted.

In this sermon we learn three things to do when God doesn't answer our prayers the way we would like.

Will you trust God even when He doesn't answer your prayers as quickly as, or in the manner, you think He should?

Pastor Angel Morales of Camino a la Cruz in Omaha, NE shares his personal testimony and issues a challenge to be obedient to God's call.

In this message, Pastor Josh explores the biblical underpinning of our church's new mission statement, "We exist to PRAY, GIVE, GO and DISCIPLE for the glory of God and the spread of the gospel."

In the final verses of Paul's letter to the Colossians, he emphasizes: the evangelism of the lost, the encouragement of believers, and the exhortation of the church.