Genesis 1:26-28 | Made in His Image

Genesis 2:1-3 | The Rest We Need

Pastor Josh teaches that God created Sabbath rest as a gift, and humanity’s deep rest is ultimately found in Christ. Because of sin, people live restless lives, but Jesus offers rest now for weary souls and eternal rest in the life to come. The message also encourages believers to practice regular rhythms of worship and rest as a reminder that they belong to God and are still journeying toward their final home.

Genesis 1:26-28 | Made in His Image

Pastor Josh teaches in Genesis 1:26-28 that humanity is uniquely created in the image of God, giving every person inherent dignity, value, and purpose. It emphasizes that human beings—male and female—are designed by God to reflect His character, multiply His image, and steward creation faithfully. The message also points out that sin has distorted this calling, but through Jesus Christ, the perfect image of God, believers can be restored and renewed to become what God intended them to be.

Genesis 1:1-31 | In the Beginning, God

Pastor Josh introduces Genesis 1 as the opening of a larger story of redemption, emphasizing that the Bible is ultimately about God and points to Jesus from beginning to end.   It argues that the main question of Genesis is not modern debates about origins, but who made the world, how He made it, and why—namely, that the one true God created all things by His powerful Word, bringing order, beauty, and life out of chaos.   The message also connects creation to Christ, presenting Jesus as the eternal Word through whom all things were made and through whom God brings new creation and salvation.   Finally, it says God created the world for His glory and out of His grace, inviting listeners to worship Him, see His handiwork in creation, and trust Him to bring light and renewal into their lives.

Ephesians 6:10-24 | Stand Firm

Pastor Eric teaches that Christians live in a real spiritual battle and must not ignore the reality of the enemy or his schemes. Drawing from Ephesians 6:10-24, it calls believers to stand firm by relying on God’s strength and putting on the full armor of God, which is ultimately found in Christ.   The message emphasizes that victory is already secured through Jesus, so believers fight from victory, not for it. It closes by urging the church to advance God’s kingdom through continual prayer, gospel boldness, and mutual encouragement.

Ephesians 6:5-9 | Jesus-Centered Work

The sermon teaches that Christians should approach their work in a Jesus-centered way—working respectfully, wholeheartedly, and cheerfully as service to Christ rather than merely to human employers. It explains the historical context of Ephesians 6 and shows how its principles apply to modern work relationships. Believers are reminded that all work has dignity, can glorify God, and is one way God blesses others through us. Ultimately, we should work like Jesus, for Jesus, and as those who will one day give an account to Jesus.