Psalm 3 // Surrounded but not Shaken

Ecclesiastes 1 // Made for More Part 2

Pastor Josh continues our journey through Ecclesiastes 1. Last week, he introduced the book with a character study of Solomon, the one who has written this book. This week, he explores the truth that nothing this world offers can fully satisfy the deepest longings of our hearts, reflecting on a quote from C.S. Lewis" If I find myself with desires that nothing in this world can satisfy, the only logical explanation is that I was made for another world." We pray this message encourages you to look beyond the temporary things of this life and find lasting fulfillment in Christ alone.

Ecclesiastes 1 // Made for More

Pastor Josh takes us through a character study of Solomon, exploring passages from Ecclesiastes, 2 Samuel, and 1 Kings. Through Solomon's life, we're reminded that it's not how we start that matters most, but how we finish. We pray this message encourages you to remain steadfast in your walk with the Lord, faithfully honoring Him even in the small, everyday details.

Exodus 3 // The Call of God

Pastor Josh takes us through Exodus 3 as we witness God's call on the life of Moses. Through this powerful passage, Josh challenges us to consider God's calling, our response to His voice, and His faithfulness to equip those He chooses. We pray this study encourages and strengthens your walk with the Lord.

1 Peter 5 // Be Humble, Be Watchful, and Be Hopeful

This week, Pastor Josh walks us through 1 Peter 5, highlighting three qualities God desires to cultivate in every believer: humility, watchfulness, and hopefulness. Through a convicting yet grace-filled message, Josh challenges us to examine how we are living out our Christian faith and encourages us to remain steadfast in our walk with the Lord.

Exodus 17 // Fighting against the Flesh

This week Daniel walks us through Exodus 17 with a strong exhortation: stop living the compromised life now. The heart behind this message is not condemnation, but conviction that leads to true repentance. God isn’t calling us out to shame us — He’s calling us closer so we can walk fully surrendered to Him.