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In this powerful message, Pastor Jeremy Schell continues the Dear Church series through Revelation 3 and the church in Philadelphia.

n this powerful message, Clayton Yorke continues the Dear Church series through Revelation 3 and the church in Sardis, challenging us to examine whether our spiritual life matches our outward appearance. Discover why Jesus calls a comfortable and spiritually stagnant church to wake up, strengthen what remains, remember the truth, and return to Him.

How do you stand firm in your faith and still love people well? Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks Jesus' letter to Thyatira in Revelation 2:18–29, showing how biblical love, truth, and repentance belong together. Find encouragement to resist compromise, practice compassion with conviction, and hold fast to Jesus when faithfulness feels costly.

In this powerful message, Dr. Chris Harper challenges us to discover the “field” God has entrusted to us and find the courage to stay when everything around us says to run. Through the story of Shammah in 2 Samuel 23, learn why your marriage, children, integrity, church, calling, and everyday faithfulness are worth fighting for—and how we can stand firm while trusting God with the victory.

In this message, Pastor Tim Dunn continues the Dear Church series by examining Jesus' letter to the church in Pergamum and revealing how spiritual compromise can enter our lives through seemingly reasonable, convenient, or beneficial choices. Discover how pressure, rationalization, and participation can slowly weaken our allegiance to Jesus—and why faithfulness to Christ must never become negotiable.

What does faithfulness look like when following Jesus leads into hardship instead of away from it? In “Faithful Under Fire,” Pastor Tim Dunn continues the DEAR CHURCH series at Graceway with Jesus’ message to the suffering church in Smyrna from Revelation 2:8–11. Though these believers faced poverty, slander, imprisonment, and even death, Jesus called them spiritually rich and promised them the crown of life. This sermon reminds us that suffering is not always evidence that we have wandered outside God’s will. Sometimes the fire comes because we have refused to abandon our faith. Jesus does not always give an explanation adequate to our pain—but He gives us a revelation of Himself adequate for our endurance.

In this message, Pastor Tim Dunn continues the Dear Church series through Revelation 2 and the letter to the church in Ephesus. Discover why Jesus can affirm our hard work, endurance, and biblical faithfulness while still confronting the one thing that matters most: whether we still love Him with the affection we had at first.

In this powerful message, Pastor Tim Dunn begins the new series Dear Church by uncovering the true purpose of the Book of Revelation. Instead of fueling fear or endless speculation about the end times, Revelation reveals the risen Jesus Christ, encouraging believers to remain faithful, endure suffering, and fix their eyes on the King who holds all authority over history.

In this powerful message, Pastor Tim Dunn reveals why so many Christians feel defeated even though Jesus has already won the victory. Learn how spiritual warfare is fought through God's authority, obedience, worship, prayer, and declaring biblical truth, giving you practical tools to overcome fear, temptation, anxiety, and strongholds while growing closer to Christ.

In the final message of the Unstoppable series, Pastor Tim Dunn looks back through the Book of Acts and asks one defining question: What kind of church does God use to change the world? This sermon is a compelling call for believers to become a kingdom-centered, Spirit-empowered, courageous, and expectant church that faithfully carries the gospel to the next generation. If you've ever wondered what the church was truly meant to be, this message will challenge and inspire you to live on mission with Jesus.

In this powerful message from Acts 20, Pastor Tim Dunn reveals what separates worldly leadership from kingdom leadership. As Paul prepares to leave the Ephesian elders, he shares his final words on what it means to faithfully lead others. This sermon challenges every believer to embrace two life-changing leadership values: others over me and finishes over starts. Whether you're leading in your home, workplace, church, or community, discover how God uses humble, faithful leaders to make an eternal impact.

What really shapes a city? Buildings, businesses, politics, and culture may be what we see, but beneath every city is an invisible architecture made up of what people worship, trust, and ultimately live for. In Acts 19, Paul arrives in Ephesus, one of the most influential cities in the Roman Empire. It was a center of commerce, emperor worship, the occult, and the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Rather than attacking the culture head-on, Paul faithfully preached Jesus, made disciples, and taught people to live under the lordship of Christ. The result? Hearts changed. Idols fell. Culture shifted. In this message, we’ll explore: • Why worship always shapes culture • The spiritual battle taking place beneath the surface • The danger of wanting the power of Jesus without surrendering to His lordship • What the burning of the magic books teaches us about repentance • How the gospel still confronts the idols of money, security, power, and identity today The question Acts 19 leaves us with isn’t simply, “Do you believe in Jesus?” It’s this: Who is actually sitting on the throne of your life? If Jesus truly is King, He doesn’t become another priority. He becomes the One who reshapes every part of life. If this message encouraged you, be sure to like, subscribe, and share it with someone who needs to hear it.

In this encouraging message from Acts 18, Pastor Brandon Smith reveals that God is not looking for perfect people—He's looking for faithful people. Through the examples of Paul, Aquila and Priscilla, and Apollos, this sermon explores how believers can remain faithful through opposition, ordinary seasons, and times of growth. If you're walking through hardship, feeling overlooked, or wondering if your faith is making a difference, this message will remind you that faithfulness is what God honors.

In this powerful message from Acts 17, Pastor Tim Dunn explores how Christians can faithfully engage a culture filled with competing worldviews, political divisions, and spiritual confusion. Looking at Paul's ministry in Thessalonica, this sermon challenges believers to move beyond private faith and learn how to share the gospel in a world desperately searching for truth, hope, and purpose. If you've ever wondered how to talk about Jesus in today's culture, this message is for you.

In this powerful message from Acts 16, Pastor Tim Dunn explores the founding of the church in Philippi and reveals a life-changing truth: the gospel is far bigger, deeper, and more transformative than most people realize. Through the stories of Lydia, a wealthy businesswoman, a demon-oppressed slave girl, and a desperate Roman jailer, this sermon demonstrates how Jesus meets people from every background, every struggle, and every walk of life. Whether you're spiritually curious, battling addiction, wrestling with purpose, or searching for hope, this message shows that the gospel is for you.