As we begin our series looking at the life of Peter, we start with one of the most well-known stories about him; the one where he walks on water. To see Peter move from being scared at the possible ghost walking on water to stepping out of the boat to walk on water himself and eventually crying out to Jesus to save him before he drowns reveals a lot about how far we can come in a short about of time and how far we can fall just as fast. Jesus doesn't care about your past, he only cares about your heart. He wants you to move from doubting to having confidence.

We've all referred to Thomas as "Doubting Thomas" for as long as I can remember. But, what if Thomas wasn't doubting as much as he was fighting unbelief? Sometimes we all struggle with unbelief. It's not always easy to believe that God has things under control when things around us seem to spin out of control. This week Joe takes a look at Thomas's encounter with Jesus and tackles Unbelief.

The Grave is Empty!

He is Risen!

No man or woman is an island. We were made to be connected, to build connections, to work together, to be together, and more importantly to worship together. In this week's message Pastor Joe takes a look at why we worship together and why we are stronger together as One Church and One Church Body

We all go through a rebellious stage in life. For most of us, it was during our teenage years that we began to question things our parents told us and attempted to do our own thing. For Adam and Eve it was a serpent that posed a question that led to doubt and inevitably led to the fall.

This week we begin a new series, Back to the Garden. What happened? How did it go wrong? This week Pastor Joe takes a look at how to discern the true Word of God. How do you know if God is speaking to you or if the voice you hear is from someone else?

It's hard to imagine loving someone so much that no matter how they treat you, what they think of you, what they blame you for, or how many times they break your heart, you love them as if it never happened. That's the kind of love that God has for us. He loves us unconditionally.

Just like our logo for this series, there are several throwback references to 80s songs in this week's message. Joe takes a look at Eros or Conditional Love. Sometimes we tend to ask, "What have you done for me lately?" when it comes to our friends. We offer out love conditionally. Take a listen and see how many 80s song titles you hear as Joe goes Old School in the Old Testament in the book of Hosea to look at Conditional Love.