As we step into the Christmas season, Pastor Stevie teaches from Isaiah 9, a prophetic word spoken 400 years before the birth of Christ, revealing Jesus as our Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace.

In a world shaped by feelings, instability, and uncertainty, this message shows how Jesus not only hears us, but helps us and holds us, guiding us into truth, wisdom, and lasting peace.

If you’ve been overwhelmed, discouraged, or longing for a second chance… this word is for you.

Gratitude isn’t something you feel — it’s something you fight for.

In this powerful message from The Lost Art of Gratitude series, Pastor Stevie Flockhart teaches how to “get back” a grateful heart by changing your perspective, posture, and practice.

Through 1 Thessalonians 5, we discover the secret to gratitude that lasts:

Always be joyful. Never stop praying. Be thankful in all circumstances.

When you shift your mindset, you shift your life — and gratitude begins to flow again.

Before gratitude becomes an attitude, it has to be a discipline. From the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17, we learn that gratitude shifts our perspective, draws us into proximity with Jesus, and produces praise that can’t be contained. Even when life doesn’t look how we imagined, God is still worthy of thanks.

When you’ve been wounded, betrayed, or broken — how do you move forward? In this powerful message from 2 Samuel 19, Pastor Stevie Flockhart preaches about David’s heartbreak, Absalom’s rebellion, and the moment the king finally sat back down at the gate.

This is a message about restoration, forgiveness, and what happens in the in-between — the space between your pain and your peace. God is still working in the wilderness, even when you can’t see it. Don’t stay stuck in shame or loss. It’s time to get back to the gate.

David was a man after God’s own heart — and still vulnerable. In this message Pastor Stevie Flockhart walks 2 Samuel 11 and Psalm 51 to show how comfort, unchecked, opens the door to sin; how a string of small choices leads to a big fall; and how honest repentance restores what comfort tried to cost. If you’ve ever thought “this one moment won’t matter,” this sermon is for you.

David goes from pasture to palace — but the throne doesn’t erase the past. In this message from 2 Samuel 9, Pastor Stevie Flockhart explores how mercy remembers, reaches, and restores.

This sermon will encourage anyone who feels disqualified by past mistakes or shame: your limp doesn’t disqualify you — it points you to the One who invites you in. Expect convicting truth, tender mercy, and a gospel tie-in that points from the crown to the cross.

When life falls apart, where do you turn? In this message from Psalm 34, Pastor Stevie Flockhart reminds us that even when everything else crumbles, God is still good.

David wrote this psalm in a cave, running for his life and pretending to be insane just to survive—yet his words overflow with worship and trust in God’s faithfulness. This sermon will encourage you that no matter your situation, your circumstances don’t change God’s character.

Be reminded that His goodness is not seasonal, situational, or circumstantial—it’s eternal.

Life is full of paradoxes—moments of triumph and trial, joy and sorrow, mountaintops and valleys. In this powerful message, Pastor Stevie Flockhart unpacks Psalm 40 to remind us that while the pit is real, the pit is not permanent.

David shows us what to do when life feels heavy—how to wait patiently with expectation, how to trust God in despair, and how to find solid ground when everything else feels like sinking sand. This sermon will encourage you that no matter what pit you’ve fallen into—whether from the enemy, your own mistakes, or the weight of the world—God’s grace is strong enough to lift you out and plant your feet on the rock.