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What do you do when you're faithfully following God, but nothing seems to be changing? In this message, we discover why small acts of obedience matter, how to remain faithful when conditions aren't perfect, and why we should never mistake an unseen harvest for a wasted seed. Through Ecclesiastes 11, Genesis 8, and 1 Corinthians 3, we're reminded that our responsibility is to keep planting while trusting God to bring the growth in His timing. Don't stop planting. God isn't finished yet.

Feeling discouraged, stuck, or ready to give up? Your past failures don’t have to keep you from pursuing God’s purpose. In “Climbers Climb,” Dr. Eric Gilbert shares encouragement from Philippians 3 and Psalm 24 to help you get back up, move beyond compromise, complacency, and comfort, and keep growing in your faith. Watch this message from 3trees Church and share it with someone who needs encouragement to keep climbing.

Why can success, money, and status still leave you feeling empty? Through the story of Zacchaeus in Luke 19, Pastor Eric Gilbert explores how an encounter with Jesus transforms our priorities, breaks the grip of materialism, and calls us to humility and generosity. This message concludes 3trees Church’s Babylon series, challenging us to stand firm in our convictions and let Jesus change more than our Sundays—let Him change our homes.

Are your relationships strengthening your faith or making it easier to compromise? In this message from the Babylon series, Dr. Eric Gilbert explores the book of Daniel and the importance of godly friendships. Discover why you need people who share your convictions, pray with you, and stand with you when your faith is tested.

Whose Image Is On You? | BABYLON | Week 3 Your scars are not something to hide — they prove you met the Healer. In this powerful message from 3trees Church, discover why God doesn't photoshop our scars, how we are made in God's image, and how to refuse to bow when culture pressures you — just like Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego in Daniel 3. From Thomas touching the scars of Jesus (John 20:25) to Caesar's coin (Luke 20:20-25), Genesis 1:27, and Romans 12:1-2, this sermon shows how God uses fire, wounds, and trials to reveal Jesus through you.

What do you do when culture comes for your convictions? Through Daniel 1, Dr. Eric Gilbert explains how the enemy often uses influence and opportunity to weaken our convictions—and why we must draw the line before we ever face the lion. You can live in Babylon without allowing Babylon to live in you.

We're all building something — but is it a tower or an altar? In this sermon, Dr. Eric Gilbert contrasts the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11) with Abraham's altar (Genesis 12) and asks the question we all need to answer: are you building to make a name for yourself or to make a name for your God? The tower says, "Look at what I've built." The altar says, "Look at who I worship." In this message we cover: • Why worldly success doesn't equal God's blessing • The difference between bricks (the world's uniformity) and living stones (God's unique people) • Psalm 127:1 — "Unless the Lord builds the house, those who labor labor in vain." • How to check your blueprints and check your crew • Coming out of Babylon and making yourself available on God's construction site It is possible to build something to the heavens and heaven not be involved. If it doesn't start with an altar, we must proceed with great caution.

What happens when faith calls you to pray a prayer that feels impossible? Through Jude 3, Joshua 10, and the story of Bartimaeus in Mark 10, this message challenges us to stop pretending, contend for the faith, and pray boldly when darkness begins to close in. Whether you’re facing criticism, opposition, or a season that demands change, be encouraged: the same God who fought for Joshua still responds to people who call on Him in faith.

God’s presence is a consuming fire—but are we stirring that fire or allowing it to fade? This message explores repentance, spiritual passion, counterfeit fire, and how to build a life that remains receptive to God’s presence. Discover what it means to become a living sacrifice, carry the flame, and remain ready for Christ’s return.

Which rooms in your life have grown dark? In this message, discover how staying connected to Jesus empowers you to overcome darkness, bring light into every room, and become a warrior for light in your family and community.

Jesus told the woman at the well, "Whoever drinks of the water I give will never thirst again." In this message, we explore the difference between temporary satisfaction and the living water only Jesus can provide. So many people spend their lives chasing success, relationships, approval, pleasure, or achievement—only to find themselves thirsty again. Through the story of the Samaritan woman in John 4, discover how Jesus confronts shame, breaks cycles of addiction, exposes the wells that continually fail us, and offers a relationship that truly satisfies. If you've ever felt trapped in an endless cycle of searching for fulfillment, this message is for you. 📖 Scripture: John 4

What if you're living between the ruins of your past and the promises of your future? In this message from the God of Wonders series, we follow Blind Bartimaeus as Jesus walks the road between Old Jericho and New Jericho. Along the way we discover the deeper meaning behind "The Tale of Two Cities" and why Bartimaeus saw what everyone else missed. This message will challenge you to: • See Jesus for who He truly is. • Speak the name of Jesus with bold faith. • Leave behind your old identity and fully follow Christ.

God of Wonders | Week 5 | Rebuilding the Walls What happens after the walls fall? In Part 4 of the God of Wonders series, Pastor Eric Gilbert explores a powerful lesson from Jericho that many overlook. While most people focus on the miracle of the walls falling, Scripture also records a warning about rebuilding what God destroyed. Through the story of Hiel, the influence of Jezebel, and Jesus' teachings about the last days, this message challenges believers to pay attention to God's warnings, avoid spiritual compromise, and remain ready for Christ's return.

The greatest threat to Israel was never the walls of Jericho—it was what they carried into the Promised Land after the walls fell. In this message from our God of Wonders series, we examine Joshua 7 and the story of Achan to discover how hidden compromise, misplaced priorities, and spiritual shortcuts can lead to defeat even after great victories. Learn why God's priorities, God's purity, and God's promises still matter today, and how Jesus remains the Door of Hope for every valley of trouble.