In this final sermon at Deep Creek. Pastor Josh’s offers encouragement from the text that we can know that we have eternal life, but offers a warning that believers must be vigilant to be on guard against idols that pop up in our hearts. You may continue to listen to Pastor Josh Hitchcock beginning May 7th at The Wickenburg Pulpit as he begins his ministry at First Southern Baptist Church of Wickenburg in Wickenburg, Arizona.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh Hitchcock shows that there are several “witnesses” pointing the truth that Jesus is the Son of God.

In this sermon Pastor Josh outlines 6 Marks that make it evident that one is a genuine Christian.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh explains the importance of love in the local church as a distinguishing mark of the believer.

In this short sermon, Pastor Josh encourages us to be anchored in God’s Word in the midst of a culture that continues to drift away from God’s Word.

In this sermon, in the light of the recent outpouring of the Spirit at Asbury University and other college campuses, Pastor Josh helps us understand the Spirits normal work in the everyday life of the Believer. We shouldn’t chase an experience, or be discouraged when we don’t see the Spirit move in a spectacular way. We need to be encouraged that the Spirit is at work in our live in normal, ordinary ways.

In todays sermon Pastor Josh lays out Two ways to live, practicing righteousness or practicing sin, love or hate. For those who have been born again and redeemed by the gospel, there is really only one way to live.

In this sermon Pastor Josh begins to dive into the body of 1 John, looking at the firsts of many statements and marks of a true believer to provide assurance of salvation to those who have been redeemed.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh closes out Philippians as he preaches about the Philippians generosity, Paul’s contentment, and they joy of giving and receiving.

Believers long for the return of Christ. We wait with joy. But what do we do while we wait? Paul addresses this in Philippians 4:1-9.