A Promise of Hope in a Season of Despair: Micah 5: 1-15

The God Who Comes Down: Joel 2: 28-32

In Joel 2:28–32, God promises to pour out His Spirit on all His people, sons and daughters, young and old, servants and leaders. This promise points forward to Pentecost and reveals God’s desire to dwell with His people and empower them to bear witness to His saving grace. In this episode, we explore how the coming of the Holy Spirit fulfills God’s promise, breaks down human barriers, and equips ordinary people for extraordinary gospel ministry. Joel also reminds us that the day of the Lord brings both judgment and salvation, and that everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved. Join us as we consider the God who comes down, pours out His Spirit, and calls His people to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ.

A Promise of Hope in a Season of Despair: Micah 5: 1-15

In Micah 5:1–15, God speaks hope into a time of fear, defeat, and uncertainty. From the small town of Bethlehem, the Lord promises a ruler whose greatness will reach to the ends of the earth, a Shepherd-King who will bring security and peace to His people. In this episode, we explore how this prophecy points to Jesus Christ, the promised King who gathers His people, defeats their enemies, and purifies them from every false source of strength. Micah reminds us that lasting peace is not found in power, possessions, or human ability, but in the presence and rule of Christ. Join us as we consider what it means to trust the King who came from Bethlehem and whose kingdom will never end.

The Relentless Pursuit: Hosea 1-3

In Hosea 1–3, God uses the prophet's own marriage to reveal the heartbreaking reality of Israel's unfaithfulness and the astonishing depth of His covenant love. Though His people have run after other gods, the Lord refuses to abandon them. Instead, He disciplines, pursues, and ultimately promises restoration. This sermon explores the themes of spiritual adultery, God's holy justice, and His relentless grace, pointing us to Jesus Christ, the faithful Bridegroom who redeems His wayward bride. Join us as we discover that God's love is greater than our sin, His mercy triumphs over judgment, and His covenant faithfulness never fails.

A Sharing, Caring, and Devout owner, Master, and Father

Why do the righteous suffer? In this message, Pastor John Kelly explores, Job 1 which introduces us to a faithful servant whose life is devastated in a single day, yet who continues to trust and worship God. As we explore God's sovereignty, Satan's accusations, and Job's remarkable faith, we are reminded that even our deepest trials are never outside the Lord's control. Ultimately, this passage points us to Jesus Christ, the faithful Sufferer, who gives us hope in the midst of every storm.

The Reign and Victory of the Priest-King: Psalm 110

Psalm 110 is one of the most quoted and significant psalms in the New Testament, revealing the identity and reign of the promised Messiah. In this message, we explore David’s prophetic vision of the Lord’s Anointed; an eternal King who sits at God’s right hand, rules over His enemies, and serves as a priest forever after the order of Melchizedek. Far from being merely a future hope, Psalm 110 calls us to recognize the present reign of Christ and respond with faith, worship, and obedience. Join us as we discover how this royal psalm points us to Jesus, our victorious King, faithful High Priest, and sovereign Lord who is advancing His kingdom until all things are placed under His feet.