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The same God who led the children of Israel into and through the wilderness - also led Jesus into the wilderness. Dr. Smith shows us the very contrasting responses to very similar tests...

This week, Pastor Matthew continued on with our Psalm 23: Life Without Lack series to talk about faith.

He talked about the importance of speaking out our faith, and the synonymous relationship between faith and trust. The good news is that our faith can be transformed into one that allows us to experience God's full sufficiency. This is possible through a movement between three stages of faith:

Faith of propriety
Faith of desperation
Faith of sufficiency
Like Job, our faith must carry us from a place of "I've heard about you" to "I've known you" as we learn to trust God not before or after, but within our moments of need.

Pastor Luke talks about spiritual warfare and the importance of knowing what is within us as we follow our Good Shepherd.

If we know who our Shepherd is... there is absolutely nothing to fear.

Pastor Matthew launches our new series in Psalm 23.

How will we respond to Jesus when He calls us? Pastor Alex takes us through his own story - as well as a few of those in the Bible who responded differently to Jesus.

*Thank you for listening... we apologize for the poor audio quality!*
Pastor Matthew shares about the greatest Gift... and the great joy He brings for all people.

When we stop to gaze at the wonder and majesty of the night skies, we should be led to the feet of the One who created it all... and just as the Magi did so many years ago, worship Him.

Pastor Matthew takes us through the story of one who thought he would be remembered as a hero, yet we know him as the villain of the Christmas story. The hard truth is that there seems to be a little bit of Herod in all of us...

This week Pastor Luke led us into a study on Mary; specifically her song of worship outlined in Luke 1:46-55. In the face of very difficult circumstances (being unwed and pregnant, carrying the savior of the world, being open to public ridicule and ostracism, the dangers of first century pregnancy and childbirth etc) Mary chose to worship and magnify God - focusing on His greatness and His grand plan. She replaced her fear with faith, and her worry with worship and we have the opportunity to do the same; bowing our knees in humility and knowing the joy of Mary as we magnify her son.