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Pastor Jonathan Hollingsworth focuses on Philippians 1:1-11, discussing how the gospel transforms individuals and communities. He outlines three main points: Serve Christ, Partner in the Gospel, and Abound in Love. He highlights the importance of shared faith in building deep relationships, noting that "partnering through affliction brings affection". Watch the Sermon

Pastor Josh Brumbaugh identifies three beverages mentioned in the book of Revelation, using them as a metaphor for spiritual choices: Liquid Life: Offered by the Lord, this represents the "springs of water" or eternal life found through knowing and following Jesus. Liquid Death: Associated with Babylon, this is described as the "wine of the passion of her sexual immorality" Liquid Wrath: The "wine of God’s wrath," which is the consequence for those who worship the beast and its image instead of turning to God. Watch the Sermon

What if the struggles we see in the world are part of a much larger spiritual battle? In this message from Revelation 12–13, we uncover the reality of the cosmic conflict between God's kingdom and the forces of darkness, and discover why Jesus is our only true refuge. The book of Revelation pulls back the curtain on spiritual warfare, revealing both the enemy's deception and Christ's ultimate victory.  As followers of Christ, we're called to see beyond our circumstances, remain vigilant in faith, and trust the One who has already secured the victory. This message will encourage you to stand firm, keep your eyes on Jesus, and find hope in the midst of life's battles. Watch Sermon

In Part 2 of Seven Trumpets: The Spiritual Unveiled in the Natural, Pastor Josh explores the powerful visions of Revelation 10-11 and discusses what they reveal about God's character, humanity's condition, and the calling of God's people. Through the imagery of the mighty angel, the little scroll, and the two witnesses, we see God's glorious goodness, the desperate need of humanity, and the unwavering faithfulness required of those who proclaim His truth. Even amid judgment, spiritual warfare, and resistance, God's mercy continues to reach out to a rebellious world. This message challenges us to stand firm in our faith, trust God's timing, and boldly fulfill our God-given mission. Revelation reminds us that behind the visible events of this world is a greater spiritual reality, and that Christ's kingdom will ultimately triumph. Watch Sermon

Seven Trumpets: The Spiritual Unveiled in the Natural (Revelation 8-9) What is really happening behind the events of our world? Are the struggles we face merely natural, or do they reveal a deeper spiritual reality? In this message, we explore the vision of the seven trumpets and how the book of Revelation unveils the spiritual battle taking place behind earthly events. Looking at the imagery of fire, judgment, and the trumpet blasts, we discover how God's purposes, human rebellion, and spiritual warfare intersect in history. Drawing connections between Revelation's trumpet judgments and the Exodus plagues, this episode highlights God's faithfulness to His people, His call to repentance, and His ultimate plan to reclaim His world through King Jesus. Along the way, we consider three key truths: God often preserves His people through trials, those who reject God remain in spiritual darkness, and those who acknowledge Him are able to see reality in its true light. Whether you've wrestled with the meaning of spiritual warfare, the symbolism of Revelation, or the relationship between current events and God's sovereign plan, this episode offers biblical perspective, encouragement, and a renewed focus on Jesus Christ, the central figure of Revelation. Watch Sermon

Pastor Josh provides a detailed exegetical study of Revelation 6 and 7. His message is  that Revelation is a "picture book" meant to reveal the meaning of events rather than provide a strict doomsday timeline. He connects the four horsemen of the apocalypse to historical events in the 1st century AD, specifically the lead-up to the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD. Watch Sermon

Where did I come from? How do I exist? What is my purpose? How can I truly change? In this message from Revelation 4 and 5, we are given a breathtaking vision of heaven's throne room and the One who sits upon the throne. Rather than looking inward for answers, Scripture directs our gaze upward to the living God, the source of all life, purpose, and hope. Pastor Josh explores how John's vision reveals the deepest realities of the universe: God is on the throne, life flows from Him, all creation exists by His will, and Jesus Christ alone is worthy to fulfill God's purposes. Through the Lamb who was slain, we discover not only who God is, but who we are, why we exist, and how true transformation is possible. Watch Sermon

Pastor Josh preaches through chapters 2 and 3 of revelation. The teaching explores the seven messages Jesus delivered to the seven churches. Pastor Josh emphasizes two main points: "I know" - Jesus explicitly states nine times in these chapters that He knows the works, hearts, and conditions of His people. Even when things remain hidden to the naked eye, the Lord is aware and present. "I will" - There are 24 instances of Jesus saying "I will," signifying His active role in the lives of His followers—disciplining those He loves and inviting them into deeper fellowship. Watch Sermon

Pastor Josh begins a study of the Book of Revelation. Key themes include: Approaching the text with awe, faith, and humility, understanding the Book of Revelation as a "picture book" meant for upbuilding, encouragement, and comfort rather than just prediction and reflecting on the glimpse of the risen Christ described in chapter 1. Watch Sermon

Guest speaker Andrew Hollingsworth delivers a sermon based on Matthew 9:35-38. He discusses the "plentiful harvest" and the need for laborers, sharing personal experiences from his time in Mexico and emphasizing the importance of compassion, prayer, and being ready to follow God's call. Watch Sermon

This sermon is delivered by Dave Hollingsworth and focuses on Philippians 3. Key Themes of the Sermon: Rejoicing in the Lord, Confidence in Christ vs. Flesh, Pressing On, and Unity in the Body. Watch Sermon

Pastor Josh delivers a sermon based on the letter of Philemon. He emphasizes how the apostle Paul uses the power of the gospel to persuade Philemon to accept Onesimus—not just as a servant, but as a brother in Christ. The sermon highlights themes of reconciliation, Christian love (agape), and stewardship. Watch Sermon

Pastor Josh Brumbaugh explores the list of individuals in the final chapter of Colossians, emphasizing that Christ is the key to making an impactful life. He highlights key figures like Tychicus (a faithful brother), Onesimus (a living testimony of grace), and Aristarchus (a partner in suffering) as examples of those who remained Christ-centered despite their circumstances. The sermon includes a cautionary note about Demas, who deserted ministry due to a love for the present world, serving as a reminder of the need to stay vigilant and connected to Christ. The sermon concludes by urging the congregation to "walk in wisdom" and keep their lives laser-focused on Jesus. Watch Sermon

Pastor Josh delivers a message on the biblical structure of the household. He emphasizes that Christian households should be centers of faith and discipleship, with clear, straightforward directives provided in Colossians 3. He highlights that every role—wives, husbands, children, and those in professional relationships—is called to work and live as if serving the Lord directly. Watch Sermon

This week's sermon focuses on the theme of "Putting on the New" based on Colossians 3:12-17. Pastor Josh preaches on the transition from the "old nature" to the "new man" in Christ. He emphasizes that the Christian life is not a battle between two equal natures, but a replacement where the old identity is set aside. Watch Sermon