Fresh Life Church Video Podcast Pastor Levi Lusko

Looking at Joel 3, we see the strength and safety of God's love for us and the way He serves like a mother, sacrifices like a mother, loves like a mother, and roars like a mother! Learn how to run toward the roar of His glory and victory with your eyes on Him.

If you are full of regrets from past choices, filled with heartache over something taken from you, feel crippled by consequences, or want a re-do of the past...this message is for you. Looking at Joel 2, we see God's desire to not only heal us but restore the years that we feel robbed of and make up for lost time.

The more you understand God’s character, the easier it is to trust him in tragedy. Looking at Joel 2, we uncover how God reveals Himself amidst chaos and crisis and how in those season you can unlock rich spiritual understanding. We’re learning to shift our perspective from asking 'Why, God?' to seeking 'What are you teaching me, God?'"

Pastor Levi Lusko sets up a new study through the Old Testament book of Joel, It's Going To Be Alright. We learn that trials seldom call ahead, and at any moment a trap door can open plunging us into crisis, death, and grief. In this message we are walked through grieving process– how not to grieve, how to grieve, and ultimately we are pointed to Jesus who never leaves our side and offers peace and healing.

Pastor Levi Lusko looks at the final wound of Jesus in our series, The Wonderful Cross, and shows us that Jesus didn’t just die for your sins, he died for your sadness too. The cross made a way for both your salvation and your healing. Learn how his pierced heart was used to do great things for others and yours can too.

We often renegotiate what "all" means–we think it means "when I feel like it," "when I can see the benefit of it," "when I want to," or "when I'm not otherwise engaged." Looking at Mark 12:30, Pastor Bruce shows us that all means all and that in order to love God with all our hearts, some things have to go, some things have to change, and some things have to be embraced.