FOUNT Josh Kelsey

When God asks people questions it is not for his benefit it is for ours. God’s questions are a tool for personal development, spiritual growth, and deeper connection with him. In this week's Leadership Lesson, Pastor Josh Kelsey gives us four reasons why God asks us questions.

Our questions toward God often reflect our human nature and dependence on God for support and guidance. But God’s questions to us serve a different purpose—they are less about providing us with specific answers and more about fostering a deeper relationship with Him. In the first message in our new series “Where Are You?”, Ps Luis Guerrero unpacks the heart behind a few important questions from Genesis 3 that help reveal what we truly believe about God, what we believe about ourselves, and how our view of God affects how we view the world around us.

The Holy Spirit is meant to be intertwined into our every breath.. The more we are aware of him, the more we will see his power at work. In this Leadership Lesson, Pastor Josh Kelsey gives five effects that the power of the Holy Spirit can have on our lives if we dedicate ourselves to be filled with his power everyday.

In this special baptism service at our Brooklyn location, Pastor Josh Kelsey encourages us by reflecting on our salvation and baptism, being united with Christ in death and raised to new life in resurrection power.

Being filled with the Holy Spirit is essential to the life of a believer. You can confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord, but being filled with the spirit is the defining factor of the life of a Christian. In this week's Sunday message, Pastor Josh Kelsey gives insight into how we can go from having the Holy Spirit with us to having him dwell within us in our daily lives.

Has God ever made you wait? Waiting not properly processed becomes discouraging to your soul and destructive to your journey. In this week’s Sunday message, pastor Dan Lian gives us three points on the character of God during your waiting season.