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In this message Dr. Hester shares thoughts from the heart of a father. John gives wisdom to the church concerning children, young men, and fathers. Part Two explores more of the dynamic of what it means to mature on the walk of faith. Listen now and be blessed!

In this message Dr. Hester shares thoughts from the heart of a father. John gives wisdom to the church concerning children, young men, and fathers. What does it mean that a father knows "Him who is from the beginning"? Listen now and be blessed!

Fear is one of the most powerful forces shaping human behavior. It influences our decisions, our relationships, our emotions, our spirituality, and even the way we see God. But what if fear is not simply a problem to manage? What if fear is actually a symptom of believing the wrong story? In this message, we explore how the Gospel confronts fear—not through denial, willpower, or religious striving, but through the revelation of God's perfect love in Jesus Christ. Drawing from Scripture, the teachings of the early Church Fathers, and the life of Jesus, we examine how fear often grows from distorted perceptions of God, ourselves, and the future. We discover that the answer to fear is not greater control, but deeper trust. Fear says, "You are alone." The Gospel says, "I am with you always." Fear says, "Everything depends on you." The Gospel says, "You are held in perfect love." If this message encouraged you, please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE. Your support helps us continue spreading the good news of God's love, union with Christ, and the Kingdom of God around the world. #PerfectLove #Fear #Jesus #Gospel #ChristianLiving #Faith #UnionWithChrist #StressManagement #KingdomOfGod #TheKingdomIsForEveryone

Enjoy this second message in this series that shares practical revelation, vision and methods to manage stress from an in-christ perspective.

Enjoy this message that shares practical revelation, vision and methods to manage stress from a in-christ perspectiv.e

In this powerful resurrection message, Dr. Matthew Hester unpacks the deeper meaning of Easter—not as a religious tradition, but as the moment that redefined reality itself. This isn’t about a distant God demanding payment.This is about a self-giving God who stepped into death…and dismantled it from the inside out. 💥 Death didn’t win.💥 The grave didn’t hold.💥 Love had the final word.

🔥 From Wrath to Wonder: Fire From Heaven 🔥What if the “fire from heaven” we’ve always feared… was never about destruction, but restoration?In this session, we move from Sodom to Elijah to Jesus — and discover how the same fire that once seemed to burn in anger is revealed through Christ as the purifying flame of love. When the disciples wanted to call down fire on their enemies, Jesus didn’t just say “no.” He redefined what the fire is for.🔥 The fire of God doesn’t destroy people — it burns away everything that hides His mercy.Join me for this powerful teaching from the From Wrath to Wonder series. Let’s reimagine divine fire through the lens of Jesus — where judgment meets mercy, and wrath gives way to wonder.#FromWrathToWonder #HolyGroundEverywhere #JesusRevealed #PurifyingLove #TheFireOfMercy #BiggerGospel

The story of Jonah is usually taught as proof that God’s patience has limits — that when people cross the line, judgment is inevitable. But a closer look reveals something radically different. Jonah wasn’t running from an angry God… he was running from a merciful one. In this episode, we unpack how the Jonah narrative reframes divine “wrath” altogether: Jonah wanted destruction — God wanted transformation The word “overthrown” can mean ruined or redeemed Nineveh becomes a picture of mercy, not massacre Jesus Himself points back to Nineveh as a witness against our fear of grace This teaching is Part Two in the From Wrath to Wonder series, exploring how the Gospel shifts us from seeing God as a threat to seeing Him as relentless love. If you’ve ever wrestled with the angry-God narratives in Scripture, this conversation will break something open in you. Listen in — and maybe you’ll never read Jonah the same way again.

From Wrath To Wonder: Finding Jesus In The Hard Stories Of Scripture - Part One In this opening message of From Wrath to Wonder, Dr. Matthew Hester takes us to Mount Sinai—the mountain wrapped in smoke, fire, and thunder—where Israel first trembled before the presence of God. For generations, this story has been used to paint God as angry, distant, and dangerous. But what if even in the thunder and fire, the Father was revealing His desire for closeness, not separation?

(Message from 9/21/25) In a world filled with death, assassination, violence, and cancel culture, how do we process current events in light of the gospel? In this sermon, Dr. Matthew Hester unpacks how to live in the tension of chaos and still walk in the confidence of Christ.Give: https//dominionchurch.net/giveText "GIVE" to (854)888-6590Mail donation to: PO BOX 567, Greer SC 29652

Sunday Message from 8/31/25 Enjoy this message from Roy Rhoades as he takes you on a journey through the power of Agape love and practical ways to walk it out everyday.

Sunday Message from 8/17/25 The Gospel is an announcement, not an invention. It’s not something we made up; it’s something God has done. The angels don’t hand out instructions. They don’t say, “Here’s what you must do to earn God’s love.” They announce news: Christ is born. The Savior has come. That’s the Gospel: an announcement of what God has already accomplished in Christ.

Through this series we have journeyed through Scripture, the Church Fathers, philosophy, science, art, music, and film — all to arrive at one central truth: God is not far off. Christ saturates everything. The earth is crammed with heaven, and everywhere we tread is holy ground.

Trust doesn’t always come easily — especially when life feels uncertain, when prayers seem unanswered, and when we feel small against the mystery of the universe. And yet, here is the heart of the gospel we have learned together: The God we trust has made Himself known in Jesus Christ. In Christ, we see a God who does not play hide and seek with our hearts, a God who is not capricious or manipulative — but a God who comes close, a God who suffers with us, a God who shares our humanity so that we might share His life.

Celebrating 40 years of Dominion Church was nothing short of sacred. We were deeply honored to have Bishop Jamie Englehart with us—his wisdom, friendship, and prophetic voice marked the moment with heaven’s clarity and grace. Being surrounded by lifelong friends and family, some of whom have walked this journey since the beginning, was a beautiful reminder that legacy isn’t built overnight—it’s forged in faithfulness, love, and community. As we stood together, worshiping and remembering all God has done, one thing became clear: We’re not just reaping a harvest—we’re stepping boldly into our inheritance. Thank you to everyone who celebrated with us. The best is not behind us… it’s unfolding right now.