There is much to celebrate on Easter Sunday. There is so much joy to be had on Easter Sunday morning. The question is: why do we celebrate? On what basis do you find joy on Easter morning? Listen to Pastor Brett's message on how Jesus was joyful unto life through three questions: What, So What, and Now What?

What do you tell people who are suffering in the world? What do you tell people who want their sorrows to be redeemed? Nothing addresses suffering like Christianity because no other belief has Jesus Christ. In Jesus Christ, we see the greatest suffering in history accomplishing God's greatest purpose in history. Listen to Pastor Zach's message on the sorrow of Jesus as we trust him with our sorrows.

Nobody wants to be a coward. We love to identify with the brave heroes of our favorite stories, yet the seeds of courage are sown not in bold actions witnessed by others but rather in the quiet work of putting to death the secret sins of our hearts. Godly courage in public begins with godly courage in private. Listen as Pastor Zach exhorts us to be courageous. 

Whose approval do you seek as you endure in faithfulness? The dopamine hits of social media have discipled us to fear what others think, but when followers of Christ look to Christ for our commendation, we cultivate a proper perspective of both the praise of man and the coming judgment of God. Listen to Pastor Brett’s sermon on 1 Corinthians 4:1-5 to learn how a faithful steward views the praise of others in God-honoring smallness.

The apostle Paul encouraged all believers to pursue and intensify their zeal. In his words, it is a trait that should be fanned into flame. Hence, it is important to ask ourselves, where does our zeal lie? Listen as Pastor David exhorts us not to be lazy or indifferent about our zeal.

The "divine right of kings" was a political doctrine that established the ultimate authority of European monarchies in the 17th and 18th centuries. The attending pomp and circumstance of royalty gave much to loyal subjects to boast in. Yet Christians have a royal claim in Christ leading Paul to declare, "All is yours!" Listen to Pastor Brett's sermon on 1 Corinthians 3:18-23 for more.

Where there is a worshiper, there is a singer. Forgetting that our hearts are always singing praise to someone or something, we often have a small view of the importance of expressing our worship of God through song. Listen as Michael Urch exhorts us to sing praise to God, for he is pleased to hear us.

We live in a day marked by great carelessness—in particular, a carelessness toward the truth. We are unconcerned by it. But, as Paul makes clear in 1 Corinthians, we work in vain if we build on any foundation other than the truth of the Gospel. Listen to Pastor David’s sermon on 1 Corinthians 3:10-17 to learn four reasons we should take care to build on the foundation of Jesus Christ.

Be aware of the Disney gospel that tells you to follow your sinful heart. Don't follow your heart unless your heart is following Christ. Listen to Pastor Zach's exhortation on the importance of following the heart of Christ.

Through justification, God declares righteous the ungodly, and through sanctification, God works in us, making us into the image of Christ. The apostle Paul calls us to mature in holiness. Listen to Pastor David's message on Justification and Sanctification as we mature in righteousness.