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Who would have thought God could use you the way He intends to? Pastor Eric shares from 1 Timothy and reminds us that our past, weaknesses, and feelings of inadequacy do not have to keep us from God’s purpose. When God calls us, He also gives us the strength to step out, keep going, and be used by Him.Have you ever wondered if you are really the right person for what God has called you to do? In “Who Would Have Thought?”, Pastor Eric shares from Paul’s encouragement to Timothy in 1 Timothy 1. Looking at Paul’s own transformation, this message reminds us that our past does not have to determine our future or disqualify us from being used by God. God can take broken and unlikely people, give them purpose, and empower them by His Spirit to accomplish what they could never do on their own. There will be moments when following God feels uncomfortable and you question whether you are equipped for the assignment. Keep going. As you step out in faith and trust His strength instead of your own, you may one day look back at everything God has done through your life and say, “Who would have thought?”

God’s plan was never for one person to do it all. Pastor Daniel Bracken shares the Jethro Principle from Exodus 18 and challenges us to say yes to God, grow in our capacity, and allow Him to use our lives to reach others and fulfill His vision.

Correction is not rejection. Pastor Daniel Bracken continues through the seven churches of Revelation with the church of Thyatira, challenging believers to reject compromise, embrace God’s correction, and live with holiness, repentance, and a heart fully surrendered to Jesus.

What do you do when the pressure gets louder and the promise feels impossible? This message challenges us to respond to seasons of testing with worship, surrender, radical obedience, and an unwavering confidence in who God is.

God desires freedom and purity in every area of our lives. Continuing through the Sermon on the Mount, Pastor Daniel Bracken teaches from Matthew 5:27–30 on guarding our hearts, resisting the seduction of immorality, and establishing convictions that help us live fully surrendered to God.

You can hold fast to Jesus and still allow areas of compromise to creep in. Pastor Daniel Bracken continues through the seven churches of Revelation with Pergamos, challenging believers to receive the correction of God’s Word, reject compromise, and allow His grace to transform the way we live.

The Kingdom of God is designed to increase and transform. Pastor Daniel Bracken teaches from Jesus’ parables of the mustard seed and yeast, showing how surrender to the King produces growth, transformation, and lasting fruit in every area of our lives.

Anger left unchecked will always come with a price. Pastor Daniel Bracken continues through the Sermon on the Mount, teaching from Matthew 5:21–26 on confronting anger at its root, choosing reconciliation over retaliation, and refusing to allow bitterness and resentment to take hold in our lives.

Christianity is a learning life. Pastor Ivan Tate teaches on five essential relationships every believer must learn to navigate, with a special focus on our relationship with the church and why being connected, committed, and planted in God’s house is essential to spiritual growth.

Knowing about God is not the same as knowing Him. Pastor Ivan Tate teaches how to develop an intimate relationship with God through quality time, two-way communication, spiritual connection, and a growing awareness of who God is.

God desires for believers to live a life marked by His supernatural power. Pastor Ivan Tate shares the principles that lead to a life of miracles, including unbroken fellowship with God, loving difficult people, bearing spiritual fruit, living generously, showing compassion, and becoming grounded in God’s Word.

Your past does not have to define who you become. Pastor Ivan Tate teaches on discovering your God-given identity and challenges believers to see themselves as rescuers, healers, deliverers, hospitals for the hurting, and lighthouses that lead others toward Jesus.

Faith is more than a good feeling. Pastor Timothy Capo teaches from 2 Chronicles 20 and shares practical principles for walking by faith: seek the Lord, get a word from God, obey His Word, praise in the process, and follow through until you see His promises fulfilled.

Christ has set us free, but God still desires to bring greater freedom into every area of our lives. This message shares six ways God can break the remaining “strings” that hold us back: revelation, reframing, forgiveness, truth, godly counsel, and moments of supernatural deliverance.

It is possible to be around the things of God without allowing Him to truly transform your life. Looking at Capernaum, a city that witnessed countless miracles of Jesus, Pastor Chris challenges us to move beyond being casual observers and become people who are hungry, engaged, and fully committed to following Jesus.