Are you trying to live out your faith, build your family, or navigate your daily responsibilities entirely in your own human strength? It is easy to get spiritually frustrated when we have all the right equipment but forget to plug into the true power source. In this special Pentecost Sunday message, we explore what it truly means to move past human effort and step into a supernatural, spirit-led life.

Drawing from the ministry of the Apostle Paul, the prophetic encouragement given to Zerubbabel, and the vital diagnostic checkups found in the letters to the Revelation churches, this sermon challenges us to stop relying on our own intellect, resources, or past reputations. Instead, we are invited to daily empty ourselves, lock our eyes onto the cross, and boldly act on the promptings of the Holy Spirit.

Whether you are feeling completely weighed down by life's burdens or caught in a season of spiritual complacency, discover how a single moment in the presence of God can strengthen your spirit, break your addictions, and revolutionize your circumstances. It’s time to move past just talking about God and start walking in the dynamic demonstration of His explosive power.

In this continuation of our Go series, Pastor Larry dives into the practical building blocks of our calling to "Go and make disciples of all nations". Moving past the motivation to just "go," the focus shifts to the next two vital commands from Jesus in Matthew 28: Baptize and Teach.

In this moving Mother’s Day service, Pastor Mandy shares the profound spiritual transition that took place at the foot of the cross. Drawing from the emotional moment when Jesus looks down in His final hours to address His mother, Mary, and His disciple, John, this message redefines our understanding of family, calling, and redemption.

This, Pastor Larry continues our GO series, focusing on the three-fold command of Jesus: Go, Baptize, and Teach. Drawing from Matthew 28:19–20, he emphasizes that every believer is a leader with the power to influence others. The message challenges us to move beyond just being blessed and to go out and be disciples.

In this sermon, we’re diving into a powerful message about shifting gears in your spiritual and personal life. We’re breaking down the concept of "Divine Acceleration" Let’s get into the five principles of trusting God for your breakthrough.

In this sermon, we dive into the final and perhaps most anticipated principle of the Great Commission: Power. While many of us desire the power of God in our lives, we explore the reality that this power is often limited if we aren't first walking in the foundational principles of availability, worship, submission, and obedience.

What You’ll Discover:

• The Promise of Presence: Learn why the greatest source of power is the constant, manifest presence of God, who promised never to leave nor forsake you—regardless of your feelings or circumstances.
• The Role of the Holy Spirit: Understand how the Holy Spirit acts as our energy source, sanctifier, and comforter, providing the capacity to do what we could never do on our own.
• Redefining "Powerful": We challenge the traditional view of power by looking at why the nation of Israel missed the Messiah. True power isn't found in external dominance or military might, but in internal transformation, humility, and servanthood.
• Living by Revelation: Discover how the outworking of God's power leads to divine revelation and a deeper understanding of who He is, which ultimately transforms your life.

Key Takeaways:

• Supernatural in the Ordinary: God’s power often shows up in ways we don't expect—like a providential seating arrangement or a quiet internal victory—rather than just visible signs and wonders.
• Victory from Within: Spiritual deliverance and victory start on the inside. You aren't a victim trying to win; you are a new creation already walking in the authority of Christ.
• Strength in Weakness: We wrap up by embracing the truth that God’s power finds its full expression through our weakness, giving us a spirit of power, love, and a sound mind.

"But you shall receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you; and you shall be witnesses to Me... to the end of the earth." — Acts 1:8

In this sermon Pastor Larry eplains the vital role of obedience in the life of a believer, focusing on the biblical truth that while sonship defines our identity, discipleship defines our function. Drawing from the life of Jesus, who "learned obedience through what He suffered," the message challenges listeners to move beyond religious routine into an authentic, power-filled walk with God.

In this powerful Resurrection Sunday message, Pastor Pearson explores the profound connection between Christ’s victory over death and our own daily walk of faith. While many seek the "resurrection power" of Jesus, the message challenges us to embrace the "death to self" that must precede it. By examining the relationship between Christ and the Church, the story of Naaman’s healing, and the spiritual imagery of Ezekiel’s river, this episode reveals that true submission is not an act of oppression, but a natural response to a God who is motivated by an overwhelming love for us.

In this special Good Friday message, we continue our "Go" series by diving into the next key of fulfilling the Great Commission: Submission. While often misunderstood or associated with control, true biblical submission is a powerful act of alignment that unlocks God’s grace and authority in our lives.

What does it truly mean to be "wholehearted" in our faith? In this episode, we continue our Go series by diving deep into the true engine behind the Great Commission: Worship .

Before Jesus sent His disciples out to change the world, He called them to a specific place to meet with Him . Some were ready, some were confused, and others were battling deep doubts—yet they all showed up . We explore why real mission always flows from real worship, and how stepping into the presence of God is the ultimate game changer for our lives.

Join us as we break down:

• The 5 Keys to the Great Commission: Why we cannot handle God's power without first developing character and availability .
• Spirit and Truth: How to guard your heart against the two dangerous extremes of empty religious rituals ("dead orthodoxy") and pure emotionalism without biblical foundation ("zealous heteroxy").
• Living For Christ: What it practically looks like to put your own ego aside and make Jesus the absolute center of your marriage, your career, and your daily priorities.

Whether you are feeling on fire for God or walking through a season of heavy doubt, this episode is a powerful reminder that God isn't looking for perfection—He is seeking wholehearted worshipers.

Scriptures referenced in this episode: Matthew 28:16-17, John 4:23-24, John 17:17-18, Philippians 3:3 & 10, Isaiah 29:13, 1 Corinthians 2:2, and Jeremiah 29:13.