In this sermon, Pastor Josh explains from James that while works don’t save us, genuine saving faith produces works of obedience.

In this sermon , Pastor Josh demonstrates that religion is not a bad word, but that Christian’s must embrace James call to Pure and Undefiled Religion.

In the sermon, Pastor Josh demonstrates from James 1, that we have to do more than hear the word, we have to live in obedience to it.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh preaches from James and teaches us how we can persevere under trials with joy.

In the sermon, Pastor Josh notes how the Israelites were doing the right things, but not from a holy heart. He calls us to not just go through the motions as Christian’s, but serve from a heart of holiness.

In this sermon, pastor Josh notes how the Israelites were discouraged at the second temple, and how it appeared to pale in comparison to the temple of the “old days.” He calls Christians today to not get discouraged by the state of the church today, but to “take courage and work” just as Haggai called the Israelites to.

In this passage, pastor Josh presents that the Israelites who returned from exile stopped building the temple out of fear, but fear gave way to comfort and disobedience. It was a call to the modern church to not fear, and pursue Gods plan over creaturely comforts.

Pastor Josh honors mothers in this sermon from 2 Timothy 1:5.

In this Easter sermon, Pastor Josh Hitchcock, goes through Pauls longest treatment of the resurrection in Paul’s letter to Corinthians, displaying that Christ’s resurrection is foundational to Christianity and serves as the only hope for the future bodily resurrection of the saints.