Sermon:  Habakkuk:  The Faith That Justifies.  Pastor Rob continues his series through the books of the Minor Prophets.

Sermon:  Nahum:  A Jealous and Avenging God is Lord.  Pastor Robb continues his series through the books of the Minor Prophets. 

Sermon: God's Requirements for True Worship.  Pastor Robb continues his series through the books of the Minor Prophets. This week’s sermon brings us to the under-used book of Micah.  Micah’s message of justice speaks directly to the common misconception of today’s society where justice is often confused with vengeance.  Micah reminds everyone that God alone is true in justice and this characteristic demands our worship.  But, does today’s Christian really understand how to respond to a just God in true worship? Listen as this week’s sermon gives instruction on how we are commanded to truly worship God.

Sermon: Jonah: The Reluctant Prophet. Jonah was sent on a divine mission to the great city of Nineveh, but instead he boarded the nearest ship to set sail for Tarshish. What would God do in response to Jonah's disobedience, and what would Jonah learn about the God of Israel as he ran from God's commands and later only reluctantly obeyed? Jonah is a tour de force in theology, teaching us about the character and nature of God, calling us to trust Him and to love Him as the God who is gracious and compassionate, full of mercy, who relents concerning calamity. Listen to this week's sermon on Jonah to see why the book of Jonah is more than the account of a man swallowed by a great fish and meet the God who pursues sinners that He might show them His great compassion.

Sermon: Obadiah: The Kingdom Will Be the Lord's. The little Old Testament book of Obadiah is easily overlooked, even when flipping through the pages of your Bible. Although Obadiah might not be well known among Christians today, it packs a powerful message for God's people regarding the hope we have because of who God is. In the midst of trials and difficulties, when it seems like evil is triumphing and God's good promises are going unfulfilled, Obadiah reminds God's people of who God is to buoy our trust in His Word. Listen to this week's sermon to hear about the attributes of our God and to strengthen your faith in Him.

Sermon: Amos: God's Just Judgment of Unjust People. Listen to this week's sermon as we continue our series on The Minor Prophets. The book of Amos has been quoted frequently in American politics and been used as a manifesto of "social justice." But is that what this prophet is all about? Pastor Robb goes through the book of Amos in this sermon, focusing especially on Amos 8, to show how this book speaks not to social justice, but to a higher level of justice, the kind of justice we really need, and the kind of justice that required a perfect sacrifice.

Sermon: Joel: The Great and Awesome Day of the Lord. The book of Joel is a little book with a great message. The prophet Joel lived in a time of national catastrophe, and in his prophecy he instructed the nation Israel about how to respond in times of national crisis. After the Orlando Massacre, the book of Joel finds fresh relevance for Americans today. How should we respond in times of national tragedy? Listen to this sermon to hear what the Word of God says about the Day of the Lord and what it means for us in light of the terrible things that happen in our world.

Sermon: Hosea 14 - Hosea: The Faithful, Free Love of God. When we are spiritually weak, what is the source of our trouble? We are often quick to blame our circumstances or those around us, but in the book of Hosea we learn that the problems that cause us to stumble into sin are much closer to home. In fact, Hosea reminds us that our sin is our greatest problem. But he also reminds us that there is hope for sinners if they repent and look to God for grace and mercy. In this week's sermon, we begin a new series on The Minor Prophets, focusing on the book of Hosea and the faithful, free love of God for His people.

Sermon: 2 Timothy 2:1-7 - Faithful Christians Are Disciplined. Guest preacher Kevin Barrett preaches 2 Timothy 2:1-7 at Desert Hills Evangelical Free Church in Phoenix, AZ.

Sermon: Colossians 3:1-12 - The Gospel for Christians - Killing Sin. Guest preacher Jason Moore preaches Colossians 3:1-12 at Desert Hills Bible Church in Phoenix, AZ.

Sermon: Luke 12:8-12 - Confessing the Son by the Power of the Spirit. In this week's sermon, Pastor Robb looks at the unpardonable sin: blasphemy of the Holy Spirit. Why does Jesus bring up this sin, and what exactly is it? Listen to this week's sermon as we tackle this difficult but important question.

Sermon: Luke 12:1-7 - Whom Shall I Fear? A persistent problem every Christian faces is the fear of man. We are naturally beholden to what other people might think about what we say, do, or believe, and this fear brings all kinds of troubles into our lives. So how can we overcome this fear and replace it with unwavering faith in God and His purposes? That's what we look at in this week's sermon on Luke 12:1-7. Listen to this week's sermon to learn the biblical prescription for moving from fearing man to trusting God.

Sermon: Luke 11:45-54 - When Knowing the Scriptures Brings Divine Judgment. Knowing the Bible is supposed to bring blessing. After all, the Apostle Paul wrote that the scriptures are able to give us the wisdom that leads to salvation through faith in Christ. So how could knowing the Bible bring about divine judgment? That's what we are looking at in this week's sermon. Listen to this sermon on Luke 11:45-54 as we consider the difference between knowing the scriptures in a saving way and knowing the scriptures in a way that results in condemnation.

Sermon: Luke 11:37-44 - A Lesson about Hypocrisy. When a Pharisee invited Jesus over for lunch, Jesus accepted the invitation. What ensued was a vital lesson on the nature and consequences of hypocrisy. Listen to this week's sermon as we consider the dangers of hypocrisy, how can you tell if you are a hypocrite, and where hypocrisy ultimately leads.

Sermon: Luke 11:29-36 - The Only Sign for a Wicked Generation. After Jesus cast a demon out a man, some onlookers were seeking a sign from heaven to verify that He was indeed the Messiah. This group of skeptics seemed well-intentioned enough, wanting to see more evidence for Jesus' claims, yet Jesus issued His most scathing rebuke against them, promising them only one sign: the sign of Jonah. What is this sign? And how does it relate to Jesus? Listen to this week's sermon as we look at Luke 11:29-36 and Jesus' words to skeptics.

Sermon: Luke 11:24-28 - True or False Conversion? In this week's sermon, we take a look at a peculiar saying of Jesus involving a demonic spirit that leaves a person, vainly looks for rest, and then returns. What is the point of this saying of Jesus? Meanwhile, a woman from the crowd interrupts Jesus as He is speaking, which turns into an opportunity for Jesus to draw a contrast between true and false conversion. Listen to this week's sermon to find out what it means to be truly converted and to find out the dangers of thinking you belong to Jesus when in reality you do not.

Sermon: 2 Corinthians 4:7-18 - How to Be a Faithful Missionary Wherever You Are. What are the keys to being faithful to the Gospel of Jesus Christ? Advanced communication skills? Great personal strength? Good people skills? A certain personality? Surprisingly to our cultural sensibilities, the Apostle Paul mentions none of these things as helps to faithfulness. Find out what he does note as significant in this week's sermon.

Sermon: Luke 11:14-23 - Taking Sides: Jesus vs. Satan, Part 2. When Jesus cast out a demon, people accused Him of working by Satanic power. Jesus exposed the irrationality of unbelief, but then He went on to give a two more reasons why sinners should repent and trust in Him. Listen to this week's sermon learn more.

Sermon: 2 Corinthians 5:14-6:2 - Reconciled by Death and Resurrection. The historicity of Jesus' death and resurrection is vitally important to recognize, but beyond this, the New Testament calls us beyond believing in these bare facts to penetrate into what these facts mean. Why is Jesus' resurrection significant? How can you know if His resurrection has had any impact on you? In this week's Resurrection Sunday sermon, Pastor Robb explains the significance of Jesus' death and resurrection. Listen to this sermon to learn why the resurrection of Jesus is the most important event in history and how you can tell if this remarkable event has impacted you.

Sermon: Galatians 3:13 - Christ Became a Curse for Us. When Jesus died on the cross, the most significant aspect of His suffering had nothing to do with physical pain. So what was it that caused Him to sweat drops of blood when He prayed in the garden? Why was He in such agony leading up to and on the cross? Listen to this Good Friday sermon on the sufferings of Christ and why His cross is so wondrous for believers.

Sermon: Luke 11:14-23 - Taking Sides: Jesus vs. Satan, Part 1. People react to the truth of God's Word in manifold ways, but Jesus boils down all responses to Him to two: you are either with Him or against Him. In this sermon we begin to unfold why you should follow Jesus in repentance and faith by looking at a group of people who rejected Him and His works. What was their reason for rejecting Jesus, and what does their rejection of the Lord tell us about the true nature of the human heart?

Sermon: What Does the Bible Say about Demons? (Selected Scriptures). Given the rise in interest in spiritual realms, it is not surprising that people believe in demons and the demonic. However, they also fail to understand what the Bible teaches about demons, leading to all sorts of problems. In this sermon find out what the Bible really says about demons so that you can understand what they do, what their goals are, and how to combat them biblically. This sermon is the final message in our 2016 Winter Theology Series on Angels, Satan, and Demons.

Sermon: 1 Peter 4:12-19 - Christian Suffering Is for God. This week guest preacher Kevin Barrett speaks on the purpose for Christian suffering. Listen to this sermon to see why God allows His people to suffer and to be encouraged as you encounter various trials.

Sermon: Luke 11:9-13 - Ask, Seek, Knock. When you come to the Lord in prayer, are you confident He is willing to answer your prayers? One of the greatest impediments to effective prayer is low confidence that prayer matters, that prayer is significant, or that God will answer the prayers of His people. So how can we gain such confidence? In this sermon, we wrap our series on prayer by studying Jesus' teaching about why the believer should have confidence in God's willingness to answer prayer.

Sermon: Luke 11:5-8 - Pray Shamelessly. The Lord's Prayer gives us the structure for the content of our prayers, but how should we conduct ourselves in prayer? What attitude does God want us to have when we go to Him in prayer? In this week's sermon, we take a look at a memorable parable that teaches us how to pray.