In this Advent message, Pastor Joshua Brown explores how true joy is restored not by escaping the darkness, but by discovering God within it. Through the angels’ announcement and the humility of the manger, we’re reminded that Christmas joy begins with this simple truth: God is with us, even here.

What if peace isn’t the absence of chaos—but the wholeness found within it? In this Advent message, Pastor Joshua Brown explores the meaning of shalom—a peace born not from ease, but from the steady love of God who makes broken things whole. Through Isaiah’s vineyard, Peter’s call to patience, and Christ’s coming, we discover that real peace often begins where comfort ends.

Hope doesn’t exist outside the darkness—it exists within it. In this Advent message, Pastor Joshua Brown invites us to “steer toward the pain” and discover that hope is born not from denial, but from anticipation. Drawing from Isaiah, 2 Peter, and Matthew 25, we’re reminded that the light of Christ has come, is coming again, and even now breaks through the darkness that feels unending.

In this Thanksgiving message from Psalm 95, Pastor Joshua Brown explores how gratitude reorients the soul—teaching us to remember God’s faithfulness, stay rooted in the present, and be renewed for what’s ahead. Discover how true thanksgiving flows from the grace that defines who we are.

What if salvation wasn’t the finish line—but the starting point? In this message from Luke 19:1–10, Pastor Joshua Brown invites us to rethink faith as participation in the very life of Christ. Through the stories of Isaiah’s rebuke and Zacchaeus’ redemption, we’re reminded that grace doesn’t just save us—it transforms us into people through whom Jesus continues His work in the world.

When faith becomes familiar, beauty fades—and pride quietly takes its place. In this message from Luke 18:9–14, Pastor Joshua Brown calls us back to the heart of humility: a posture that sees everything as mercy and everyone as equal at the cross. Discover how reclaiming awe in the ordinary revives gratitude, restores community, and reveals the quiet power of a humble life before God.

When prayer feels slow, frustrating, or silent—what if God is doing his deepest work? In this message from Luke 18, Pastor Joshua Brown reminds us that prayer is not just about getting answers but being formed. Through the widow who refuses to give up, Jacob’s wrestling with God, and Paul’s call to “continue,” we discover that perseverance in prayer leads to new identity, deeper communion, and unshakable faith.

Have you forgotten the worth of what you’ve been given? In Ephesians 2:1–10, we’re reminded that the riches of grace in Christ aren’t just treasures to keep—they’re meant to be given away. In this message, Pastor Joshua Brown challenges us to recover the true value of the Gospel before time and familiarity strip it away. Discover how costly grace changes us, and why the world desperately needs us to share it.