In this third sermon on Romans 13:1-7 and the topic of the Christian's relationship to the government, Pastor Josh draws on several biblical passages to inform our views on submission, disobedience, and resistance to unjust laws and decrees. He concludes by reminding us that it is ultimately the gospel that must shape our response to both just and unjust governments.

What does a healthy church actually look like? When the grace of Christ takes hold of a people, it doesn’t just change what they believe. It changes how they live, as ordinary Christians become a people who gladly give themselves for Christ and for one another.

In the concluding verses of Romans 10, the Apostle Paul helps us see that the Christian's evangelistic motivation and effort must be fueled by belief in the evangelistic heart of God. While Romans 9 taught us that God is sovereign over salvation, Romans 10 rounds this this out by reminding us that God desires all people to be saved and to come to a knowledge of the truth. Listen as Pastor Josh explains.

Did Jesus Rise? Listen as we hear this question answered by Tim Barnett, apologist and speaker with Stand to Reason.

"Doubting Thomas" has become a poster-boy for skeptics in general, but his reputation isn't quite deserved given that all of the disciples doubted the news that Jesus had risen again. In this sermon, Pastor Josh teaches about different kinds of doubters and shows how they can all be transformed through a personal encounter with the risen Christ.

Before Jesus went to the cross, His Jewish kinsmen had an opportunity to release Him from the custody of Pontius Pilate. They chose a notorious prisoner named Barabbas instead. What does this riveting account teach us about ourselves? And what does it teach us about the gospel? Listen as Pastor Josh explains in this Good Friday sermon.

We live in a time when many people are having a crisis of identity. This is because our culture believes that identity is either something we create or something we derive from our roles. The Bible says the opposite: identity is something we receive from God, and it is only after we receive a new identity in Christ that we can truly understand the role that God wants us to have in this world. Listen as Pastor Josh preaches on the Christian's new

1 Samuel 15 v24-35