The First Cast

Jesus came as a suffering servant. He came as a servant to the world. In John 13, He demonstrates his humility by washing the feet of His disciples. He came and died that each of us might be washed clean of our sins. That is some GOOD NEWS! However, not everyone welcomes the good news. We must first receive it into our lives and then share it with the world around us!

In the conclusion to our UnApologetic Series, Dr. Craig Hazen, from Biola University, lays out an incredible case on the historical evidence of the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ!

Meaning, value, and purpose? Does anything truly matter? Do our lives really have any ultimate significance? Does having the conversation about meaning, value, and purpose point us to God? 

Is the Bible reliable? How did we get the Bible as we know it today? In this message, we discuss an Apologetic or defense of scripture itself.

If God is all powerful, good, and loving, then why evil? Why is there evil and suffering? How is it possible that both God and evil can exist? What should our response to suffering be? 

Sermon from 3-6-22. Red pill or blue pill? Do we really want to know the truth? Do we love it enough to share it? Truth has been attacked from the very beginning and the attacks have continued to escalate. It is time for Christians to speak the truth, but to do it in love. 

Do we need apologetics as parents? What is apologetics anyway? Why do 3 out of 4 kids walk away from church by the time the enter college? In this episode, Josh discusses the importance of apologetics as we raise our kids with special guest, Eric Hernandez, who is the lead apologist for Texas Baptists. 

Sermon from 2-27-22. Why are you a Christian? Why should other people become Christians? What is Apologetics? Why is it important? In this message, Eric Hernandez addresses these questions. 

Prayer is often viewed as a last resort, when it should be a priority behavior. In this message Randy Fults reminds us of the importance of prayer in our lives as he works through Mark 11:20-26.

Who are we? We are the workmanship of God!