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Waiting on God is rarely easy, but it is often where God does His deepest work. In this message from Isaiah 40, we learn that waiting isn't about doing nothing—it's about trusting God with expectation. Discover how seasons of waiting strengthen faith, build endurance, and teach us to depend on the Holy Spirit instead of our own abilities. If you're waiting for healing, direction, restoration, or God's promises to unfold, this message will remind you that God's timing is always worth trusting.

What if your life had such an impact that people gave you a new name based on your character? This week we explored the life of Barnabas—a man originally named Joseph who became known as the "son of encouragement." His story challenges us to rethink what true encouragement really means. It's not just compliments or flattery. Barnabas vouched for Paul when everyone else feared him. He restored John Mark when others wrote him off. He invested in people at great personal cost—selling land he'd never replace, risking his reputation, choosing restoration over reputation. True encouragement costs us something. It means coming alongside people, strengthening their faith, and leaving them better than we found them. When we live this way through the power of the Holy Spirit, people begin to see Jesus alive in us. What would your nickname be if people named you by your character? Let's be known as ones who look like Jesus—building others up, taking risks to restore the broken, and putting courage into people's hearts. #SonOfEncouragement #Barnabas #TrueEncouragement #BookOfActs #LivingLikeJesus

What makes a nation truly blessed? In this message, Pastor Guy Walker looks at the biblical foundations of a godly nation and reminds us that throughout history, God has always moved through people who remained faithful to Him. From Hebrews 11 to America's spiritual heritage, this sermon points us back to the truth that our hope is not in earthly systems but in God's eternal Kingdom. As culture shifts and the world seems uncertain, this message is an encouraging reminder that God is still at work, still awakening His people, and still calling His Church to stand strong. Join us as we discover what it means to be "A Blessed Nation" and why this may be one of the greatest times in history to follow Jesus.

Jesus said, "Remember Lot's wife." It's a surprising command. Out of all the heroes of faith, why would Jesus tell us to remember someone whose story ends with a single glance backward? In this message, Jeremiah unpacks the powerful lessons hidden in Luke 17 and Genesis 19. Discover how living in the past—whether through regret, disappointment, trauma, or even past success—can keep us from stepping into the future God has prepared. Learn why looking back can paralyze your future, how a divided heart keeps us stuck, and why pressing forward in faith impacts generations to come. Scriptures: Luke 17:32-33, Genesis 19:16-26, Philippians 3:13-14.

In this message, Jeremiah Miller challenges common misconceptions about evangelism and points us back to the example of Jesus. Using powerful stories, biblical teaching, and illustrations from fly fishing, Jeremiah explains that evangelism is more than sharing words—it's living a life that reflects Christ. As believers, we're called to imitate Jesus, love others well, and represent Him faithfully in our everyday lives. Whether through our work, our relationships, our hardships, or our victories, our lives can become a testimony that points people to the goodness of God. This message will encourage you to examine what you're modeling, what people see when they watch your life, and how God can use ordinary people to share extraordinary hope.

Jesus described the Holy Spirit as the Comforter—One called alongside to help. In this encouraging message, Jeremiah Miller unpacks what it means to have the Holy Spirit walking with us through life's uncertainty, fear, and unanswered questions. When we don't understand the circumstances around us, the Comforter reminds us of God's presence, God's truth, and God's faithfulness. Scripture References:John 14:16-182 Corinthians 1:3-4 Barn Church • Hereford, Texas

🇺🇸 A Day to Remember 🇺🇸 What are we really honoring on Memorial Day? In this message, Pastor Guy Walker explores the biblical connection between freedom, responsibility, remembrance, and sacrifice. From the teachings of Jesus to the memorial stones of Joshua, we are reminded that freedom is never free—and that every generation must remember the sacrifices that made it possible. Join us as we examine:• Freedom in Christ• The American ideal of liberty and responsibility• The importance of memorials and remembrance• The sacrifices of those who gave their lives for freedom• Why forgetting our history puts our future at risk "Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom." — 2 Corinthians 3:17 Listen now and be challenged to remember, honor, and live worthy of the sacrifices that have gone before us.

In this Mother’s Day message, “The Calling of Motherhood,” we explore the God-given impact of mothers and the lasting legacy they leave behind. Through Proverbs 31 and other biblical principles, this message encourages mothers to rely on God’s grace, lead their families in faith, and embrace the calling placed on their lives. A powerful reminder that motherhood is not just a responsibility… it is a divine assignment. 🌷 #BarnChurch #MothersDay #ChristianPodcast #FaithFamilyLegacy

Pastor Guy Walker teaches on “The Key to Knowledge” from Luke 11:46-54, revealing how true understanding comes not through religion or human wisdom, but through the Holy Spirit. This message explores the Law, grace, spiritual discernment, the life of John Wesley, and why the mind of Christ is the greatest source of knowledge available to believers today. 📲 YouVersion Notes: bible.com/events/49603878

Stuck Isn’t Normal – Pastor Jeremiah Miller Feeling stuck in your faith? In this message, Pastor Jeremiah Miller addresses the reality of spiritual stagnation and the cycle many believers face—highs, lows, and everything in between. This message challenges you to: Move beyond emotional dependencyDevelop deep spiritual rootsLet go of what’s holding you backReturn to your first love with ChristStuck isn’t where you’re meant to live.It’s time to move forward. 📖 Notes: http://bible.com/events/49602502

In this message, Pastor Guy unpacks the spiritual climate of our time and what it means for believers today. Highlighting cultural shifts, rising boldness in faith, and global movements of God’s Spirit, this sermon draws a clear distinction between revival and awakening. Through Isaiah 43:18–19, we are reminded that God is doing something new… and we must be ready to recognize it and respond. Are you discerning the times, or missing the moment? 👉 Sermon Notes: http://bible.com/events/49594051

In this Resurrection Sunday message, Jeremiah Miller unpacks the true meaning of the gospel. Not just as information, but as transformation. Drawing from Luke 24 and John 3, he explores why so many people believe in the resurrection yet remain unchanged, and what Jesus truly meant when He said, “You must be born again.” This message highlights the difference between religion and real transformation, calling listeners to experience a new life. Not just a better version of the old one. 📖 Notes: http://bible.com/events/49590850

This episode explores the deeper meaning of the Passover and Easter season, beginning with Jesus’ triumphal entry and leading into the significance of Firstfruits. We discuss the biblical concept of “leaven” as a picture of sin, the dangers of religious and political corruption, and the call to live a Spirit-led life rooted in Christ. At the center of this message is one defining mark of a disciple: fruitfulness. What does it truly mean to abide in Him and bear fruit that remains? 👉 Follow along with the YouVersion notes:http://bible.com/events/49586758

In this message on the Celebration of Firstfruits (Bikkurim), we explore God’s original design for humanity—fruitfulness, multiplication, and dominion—and how that calling still applies today. Tracing the story from Genesis through the New Testament, this teaching highlights the pattern of consecration leading to increase, and ultimately to spiritual influence. With Jesus as the First Fruits, believers are empowered to live not by their own ability, but through resurrection power. This episode challenges listeners to move beyond simply believing and step into a life marked by purpose, growth, and Kingdom impact. 📖 YouVersion Notes:http://bible.com/events/49583368

The History of Passover & God’s Appointed Times In this episode, we explore the biblical meaning of Passover and its place within God’s “appointed times” (mo’adim). These aren’t just historical events—they are divine appointments that reveal God’s redemptive plan through Jesus Christ. We break down:• The origin of Passover in Exodus• How the Feasts connect to Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection• The significance of Jubilee and restoration• Why the early Church observed Passover• What it means for believers today This conversation challenges us to rediscover the depth of Scripture and return to the foundations of our faith. 📖 YouVersion Notes:http://bible.com/events/49579864