This is the third part of our 3-week Easter series looking at defining moments of Peter before and after the Resurrection of Jesus. This episode, Pastor Kyle goes through Peter's miraculous escape the night before his planned execution in Acts 12.

This is the 2nd part of the 3-part Easter series looking at the restoration of Peter. In this part, Pastor Kyle takes us back to the same area that Peter denied Jesus but this time Peter shows a boldness that only comes through the power of the Holy Spirit. In Acts 4:1-22, Peter goes from Broken to Bold.

In Matthew 26, we see how Peter denies Jesus three times. Pastor Kyle takes us through these three (3) denials this Easter, Jesus's work on the cross and the tomb, and how Jesus restores Peter three times on the beach.

We don't like to hear it, but our actions have consequences. When we sin against a Holy God, yes He will forgive us, but that doesn't mean we're clear of the consequences. In Joshua 7, Pastor Kyle takes us through the process of how God exposed Achan's sin, the anatomy of sin, Achan's confession and then God's divine justice.

In Joshua 6, God gave directions not to take certain items that were set apart for either destruction or for the Lord. Pastor Kyle takes us through Joshua 7:1-15 that talks of the dangers of keeping things hidden that God forbade. What things are you keeping hidden that God told you to let go of? Do you know the consequences of holding on to these things?

Joshua 6 continues the story of Rehab. In Chapter 2, the spies made a promise to save Rehab if she upheld her end. Here in Chapter 6, that promise is fulfilled. In this message, Pastor Kyle shows us what happens when, and how God keeps His promises and the rewards of obedient faith.

Joshua 6 shows us what it means to follow faithfully, even when God makes no sense. There are times when God gives us instructions or leads us down a certain path that doesn't make sense to us at that time. Like the people in Joshua 6, it didn't make sense at the time but afterwards, it made perfect sense. Pastor Kyle leads us through the instructions that God gave Joshua, the response, and the reward.

Finishing chapter 5 in Joshua, Pastor Kyle leads us through verses 13-15 asking the question: Who's in Charge? Joshua is standing before the walls of Jericho, he has a divine confrontation which leads to a correction in his alignment. In faithfully following God, are you asking the right question?