In the final message in our series in the book of Job, Pastor Cisco Cotto gives us a final question that reflects the big picture of Job. Will we submit to God's wisdom? This can be hard when tragedy strikes as it did to Job. We ask many questions about why and how something was allowed to happen. But in the end we must also ask questions about who God is and whether that allows us to truly trust in Him at all times.

In the second message in a series looking at the book of Job, Pastor Cisco Cotto addresses whether our suffering only happens because of specific sins in our lives. If something bad is happening in our lives, is it specifically a punishment for something we've done wrong? Or does God have another purpose for suffering in our lives.

When we read the traumatic story of Job we can be led to ask the obvious question,"why does God allow something like this to happen?" But what if that's not the question God wants us to ask? What if there's something we discover in suffering that forces us to ask a different question? In this first message in a series on the book of Job, Pastor Cisco Cotto shows us the main reason God allows Job to suffer is a test of motives.

Our beauty comes from our relationship with Christ, and we are to be noticed by the world in order to honor Him.

Are you a follower of Christ who is a parent, a husband, a coworker, an employer, a family member, a neighbor . . . ? Then you are called to lead. In this message learn about the hallmarks of uncommon spiritual leadership from Moses, Joshua and Caleb and the tragic results when people choose fear over faith.

There are many things in our lives that compete to be a priority. How does Jesus tell us to evaluate everything in our lives in light of the value of being members of His Kingdom?

When we look at a pumpkin seed, it can be amazing to think about just how large a pumpkin can get to be. The same is true of God's Kingdom. What does it say about God and our relationship to Him that Jesus' Kingdom started with a humble teacher from a small insignificant town?

There may be times that all of the evil in the world causes us to question whether God will ever make things right. In the Parable of the Wheat and Weeds, Jesus shows us that we can confidently know justice will someday be served.

Jesus' message is clear and many people hear it. But not everyone understands it and others understand it but don't respond. In the first message covering several of Jesus' parables, Pastor Cisco Cotto helps us understand how obedience and fruitfulness are the keys to successfully following Jesus.

There are many people in our world who think religion is a bad thing. They want to get rid of it and even say Jesus wanted it that way. Is religion bad or is it just our view of religion that needs to be changed?