The Christian church is composed of many different kinds of people with different gifts and different ministries, but one aspect that must be the same among all God’s people is mutual affection and deep, sincere appreciation. Listen as Pastor Joe explains how to express love for those in the church.

A healthy church is characterized by mutual ministry to one another. Pastor Joe explains how prayer is the best way to minister to others and provides insights for praying for one another.

Christianity is a life of spiritual union with Christ. This personal union with Christ has a distinct effect on Christians. Pastor Joe explains the three effects of Christ on everyone who is in personal union with Him according to Galatians 2:20.

1 Corinthians 15:57 celebrates the gospel and proclaims the proper response to the Easter message: Thank God for Jesus! Listen in as Pastor Joe how Easter gives us reasons to rejoice!

Jesus tells us and shows us that if we are to be his followers then we must be people of the towel just as much as we are people of the table. Join Pastor Joe as he leads the church to prepare for the Lord's Supper during Holy Week.

The Christian church is composed of many different kinds of people with different gifts and different ministries.  Pastor Joe explains three key principles for to aid Christians in their use of any of the 7 spiritual gifts listed in Romans 12.

Matthew 21 explains the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem, presenting Israel with a distinct signal that the King has come.Pastor Joe asks and answers the question, "How should you respond to Jesus as King?" Listen in to learn two important responses to the Kingship of Jesus Christ.

Psalm 13 is a psalm of lament. The writer was troubled, frustrated, bitter, and defeated, but he talked to God about how he felt.  Pastor Joe explains biblical insights that help us call out to God even when he feels far away.

Romans 12:1‐2 teaches that to experience the transformed life you must live and think like a Christian. Pastor shows how the passage focuses on how we think about ourselves and others.

Philip preached with power to the Samaritans after persecution came upon the early church. Why was his preaching so well received? Pastor Joe explains the answers as he explores Acts 8:1-8.

Pastor Joe explains that God’s words may seem weak, but they are living and powerful, and God is faithful to keep us safe through the power of his Word.

Death reveals who we really are. Acts 7:54-60 shows us the final day in the life of a man named Stephen, who lived, spoke, and died as Jesus did. Listen to Pastor Joe explain the text and exhort the listeners to follow Stephen's example.

If you’re going to live like a Christian, then you must transform your thoughts. Listen as Pastor Joe explains how to have a life of consecrated devotion by the transformation of your mind.

As a Christian, what should you do when you feel alone in a society soaked in lies? David’s response in Psalm 12 is our example. Listen to Pastor Joe explain how prayer for help from God prepares us for a difficult world.

The goal of saving faith in the Lord Jesus Christ is a transformed life. Listen as Pastor Joe explains how the Christian life is a life of gratitude and devotion to God.

In Acts chapters 6 and 7, we are told about Stephen, a man full of faith and the Holy Spirit. As he shared the truth about the identity and work of Jesus Christ, he encountered significant conflict. He dared to address the "sacred cows" of the Jewish religion while directing people to Jesus. Listen as Pastor Joe explains Stephen's sermon and stand for Christ, and you will learn how his message applies to us today.

Romans 11:33–36 identifies the proper response of our hearts to God’s sovereign working.  Listen in as Pastor Joe explains that any person who truly appropriates something of Paul’s response in these verses will experience a marked increase in joy.

Christians need to be ready to stand up, stand up for Jesus. From Acts 6, we see that Stephen demonstrates the meaning of standing up for the truth of Jesus Christ, even in the face of ardent opposition. Pastor Joe explains how Stephen's life shows us that “standing up” is not a matter of fortitude; it’s a matter of filling.

Christians can be tempted to give in to fear, even when they would assert that they are not. Psalm 11 is David’s answer to the panic that gripped some when the foundations of their society seemed to be crumbling. Pastor Joe explains how to be aware of and overcome the counsel of despair.

Sometimes small issues can cause big problems in the church. Pastor Joe addresses how to handle frustrating complains and legitimate problems in the church.