When the widow in 2 Kings 4 felt like she had nothing left, God asked her one simple question: “What do you have in the house?” What she saw as insignificant, a small pot of oil, became the foundation for a miracle that only stopped when there were no more vessels to fill.

Just One More is a message about the God who multiplies what’s already in your hands. When you offer Him what you have, even if it feels small, He pours out more than you imagined. More provision. More anointing. More purpose. More miracles.In this sermon, Pastor Cody Tipton teaches:

• How God often starts with what we overlook

• Why thankfulness opens the door to multiplication

• The pattern of Jesus giving thanks before the miracle

• How to step into the “more” God already desires for your life

• Why your willingness matters more than your resources

If you feel like your supply is running out or what you have isn’t enough, this message will stir your faith to believe again. God has more for you and He’s ready to pour if you’re ready to bring the vessel.

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In this message titled “The One Still at the Door”, Pastor Cody Tipton preaches from Revelation 3:20 about the powerful image of Jesus standing outside His own church and knocking.Why is He on the outsideWhat causes us to be blessed yet distantAnd what happens when we finally open the doorThis message reminds us that Thanksgiving is more than gratitude for blessings. It is an invitation for Jesus to take His rightful place in our lives, our homes, and our church. When we open the door, He brings fellowship, peace, and renewed relationship.Scriptures referenced include Revelation 3:20, Psalm 95:2, Psalm 100:4, John 14:23, Luke 24:30 to 32, and more.If this message blesses you, subscribe and share it with someone who needs to hear the knock of the Savior again.

Do you really know who Jesus is?

This message, “Do You Know Him?”, is a Oneness sermon on the identity of Jesus Christ and the power that flows from the fact that God is absolutely one. If He were divided, His power would be divided. But because He is one, His power and purity are unmatched.

We look at:

• The woman with the issue of blood in Mark 5, and how her touch should have made Him unclean if He were only a man, but instead His purity and power made her whole.

• The declarations of Isaiah that God does not share His glory or His throne with another, and how that points clearly to Jesus as the One God.

• John 1 and Colossians 2:9, showing that the eternal Word who was God became flesh and that all the fullness of the Godhead dwells in Jesus bodily.

• The truth that God did not send a lesser person to pay the price for sin. God was in Christ reconciling the world unto Himself.

Along the way, we are reminded that:

• He is the Alpha and Omega.

• He is the High Priest whose holiness cannot be contaminated.

• He is the same God revealed from Genesis to Revelation.

If you are hungry to understand the Oneness of God, the identity of Jesus, and why His name carries all power in heaven and in earth, this message is for you.

Scriptures referenced include:
Deuteronomy 6:4, Isaiah 42 and 43, Mark 5, John 1, 2 Corinthians 5:19, Colossians 2:9, Revelation 1.

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It’s time to stop living almost in revival.
Too many believers are like King Agrippa almost persuaded, but never crossing over into everything God has promised.
This message challenges you to leave hesitation behind, step into obedience, and live in the revival that God has already given.

Scriptures referenced: Joshua 1 & 3, Acts 26, 2 Corinthians 1:20, Acts 2, and Romans 8:37
Speaker: Pastor Cody Tipton
Sermon Title: Goodbye Uncle Verge

Every believer holds two things: the arrows of promise and the ruler of limitation.In this powerful message, Pastor Cody Tipton preaches from 2 Kings 13:14-19, revealing that your faith determines the measure of your victory.

King Joash stopped striking too soon and many believers still do. This sermon challenges you to break the ruler that’s been limiting your faith and trust a God who is truly limitless.

🔥 Main Points:

• Don’t measure what God can do.

• Faith doesn’t stop, it strikes until victory is complete.

• Break the ruler and release the arrow.

📖 Scripture: 2 Kings 13:14-19 (NLT)

🎯 Theme: Faith, Obedience, Revival, Limitless God

When Jesus calls your name, everything changes. From the story of Lazarus walking out of the tomb to the call of salvation that reaches every heart, His voice still brings life today. In this message, Pastor Cody Tipton preaches on the transforming power of being called by name out of darkness, into purpose, and into covenant through baptism in the Name of Jesus.

Experience the message of resurrection, identity, and response that declares: He’s still calling names and one of them is yours.

When the crowds pressed around Jesus, only one woman reached out in faith—and it stopped Him in His tracks. In this message, Pastor Cody Tipton shares how desperate, persistent faith can draw the attention of Heaven and release the power of God into your life.
Scripture: Mark 5:21–43

There’s a question every church and believer must ask again: Shall the Glory Remain?
We’ve learned how to organize, plan, and produce, but none of it can replace the one thing we truly need the presence and power of God.

In this message, Pastor Cody Tipton preaches from Exodus 33:14–16, reminding us that we cannot program a move of God. The lights, music, and structure may set the scene, but only His Spirit changes lives.

🔥 Topics Covered:

• The danger of “form without fire” (2 Timothy 3:5)

• Depending on His Spirit, not our strength (Zechariah 4:6)

• Rebuilding the altar for true revival (1 Kings 18)

• Hunger that draws His power (Matthew 5:6)

📖 Key Scripture: “If Your presence doesn’t go with us, don’t make us move.” — Exodus 33:15

If you’ve been longing for more than just a service and want a real encounter with the Holy Ghost, this message will stir your heart.

Jacob’s night of wrestling with God was more than a personal struggle. It was the moment that changed his name, his destiny, and the future of generations to come. In this message, Pastor Cody Tipton explores how one encounter with God still transforms lives today through repentance, baptism in Jesus’ name, and the gift of the Holy Ghost (Acts 2:38–39).

If you’ve been searching for identity, purpose, or a fresh start, this message will remind you that your encounter with God can ripple into your children, your grandchildren, and beyond.

📖 Key Scriptures: Genesis 32:22–32, Acts 2:38–40, Psalm 145:4, 2 Corinthians 5:17

What does it truly cost to follow Jesus? In this sermon from 1 Peter, Pastor Cody Tipton explores the price of living for the Gospel—rejection, sacrifice, and holiness—while pointing us to the greater truth: Jesus already paid the ultimate cost on Calvary. Discover why paying the price of discipleship is not a loss, but an honor, and why the cost of eternity without Him is far greater.

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