What kind of man is God calling you to become?

In “Plant the Flag,” Pastor challenges men to reject passivity, embrace biblical manhood, and take responsibility for their faith, family, church, and future.

Every man needs a vision worth fighting for. This message unpacks 7 flags every man must plant: becoming a Mountain Man who pursues God, slaying the dragons of spiritual warfare, cultivating your family, building a band of brothers, protecting and serving others, advancing the Kingdom of God, and leaving a legacy for the next generation.

God is calling men to stand firm, grow spiritually, lead sacrificially, fight for what matters, and live with purpose.

It’s time to PLANT THE FLAG.

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Prayer isn’t just something we do when we’re in trouble—it’s one of the ways we stay spiritually strong, alert, and prepared for everything God has called us to do.

In this message, we look at a practical prayer model inspired by Ephesians 6 and the Armor of God. Because we are engaged in spiritual warfare, we need to learn how to pray proactively—not just reacting to what happens around us, but intentionally covering our lives, our families, our purpose, and our future in prayer.

The Whole Body Prayer Model gives us a practical way to pray through different areas of our lives—from our head and thoughts to our hands, heart, belly, back, legs, and feet. Each part becomes an opportunity to invite God to bring strength, purity, wisdom, discernment, direction, fruitfulness, supernatural power, endurance, and purpose.

This message will challenge you to consider: What if we learned to pray over our whole lives?

Pray for your mind to be filled with truth.
Pray for your eyes to see with faith and perspective.
Pray for your ears to recognize the voice of God.
Pray for your mouth to speak life and blessing.
Pray for your hands to do righteous and fruitful work.
Pray for your heart to remain pure and devoted to Jesus.
Pray for your inner life to overflow with the Holy Spirit and spiritual fruit.
Pray for strength to carry your responsibilities and God's purpose.
Pray for your legs to walk in God's direction.
And pray for your feet to carry the Good News wherever you go.

“Pray in the Spirit at all times and on every occasion. Stay alert and be persistent in your prayers for all believers everywhere.” — Ephesians 6:18

Let this message give you a practical framework for strengthening your prayer life and intentionally covering every area of your life in prayer.

We are becoming A PRAYING CHURCH.

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In this message from the “Dreaming With God” series, we explore how the gifts and talents God has placed within us can help reveal His dreams and purposes for our lives. Through the story of Joseph, we see that God was developing his gifts long before Joseph could see how they would ultimately be used.

God has created each of us with unique abilities and specific purpose. But discovering a gift is only the beginning. We are called to use, grow, develop, and steward what God has given us. Joseph’s journey reminds us that God often places us in specific seasons, situations, and relationships where our gifts can be strengthened and prepared for greater purpose.

In this message, we look at five important truths about our God-given gifts: believing that God has given us gifts, recognizing how our gifts can reveal His dreams for us, committing to developing those gifts, faithfully stewarding what He has entrusted to us, and allowing the church to help us discover, develop, and deploy our gifts.

You may be in a season where you feel like you're simply doing what’s in front of you, but God may be using that very season to prepare you for something greater. What God has placed in you matters. Steward it well, develop it faithfully, and use it for His glory.  

Discover. Develop. Deploy. Your gift is connected to your purpose.

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What do you do when the dream God gave you feels delayed, difficult, or impossible?

In the final message of our Dreaming With God series, we look at the incredible story of Joseph and discover what happens when a God-given dream finally becomes reality.

Joseph’s journey was filled with setbacks, betrayal, waiting, pain, and sacrifice, but God was working through every part of his story. His dream wasn’t only about Joseph. It was part of a much bigger plan to save his family, preserve a nation, and ultimately advance God’s purposes in the world.

In “Dreams DO Come True,” you’ll discover:

• Your individual dream is part of God’s bigger plan
• Dreams can be costly, but following God is worth the sacrifice
• Other people may be depending on you fulfilling your purpose
• You have to fight for the dream God has placed in your heart

If you’ve been discouraged, disappointed, afraid, tired, or tempted to quit, this message is for you.

Your setback doesn’t mean the dream is over. Your waiting isn’t wasted. God can accomplish infinitely more through your life than you could ever ask, think, or imagine.

Don’t give up on your dream. Keep trusting God. Keep fighting. Keep moving forward.

📖 Scriptures: Genesis 41–45, Isaiah 55:8–9, Ephesians 3:20, Mark 10:28–30

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What do you do when the dream God placed in your heart doesn’t happen the way you expected?

In this message, “The Test,” we continue our Dreaming with God series by looking at the life of Joseph—a man who received a God-given dream but then walked through betrayal, hardship, temptation, false accusation, and prison before seeing that dream fulfilled.

The dream may be free, but the journey has a fee.

Hardship doesn’t necessarily mean you’re on the wrong path. Sometimes, the difficult seasons of life are the very places where God reveals what is in us and prepares us for what is ahead. Our tests can reveal our weaknesses, develop our faith, build our character, and prepare us to carry the weight of the dream God has given us.

In this message, we’ll discover:

• Why hardship is often part of the journey toward a God-given dream
• How our tests reveal what is in us and ready us for what is ahead
• Why “the test brings forth the best and removes the rest”
• The importance of integrity when no one is watching
• How integrity allows our lives to hold the weight of our dreams
• Why we can trust God even when the journey doesn’t make sense

Joseph’s story reminds us that God can use even the hardest seasons of our lives for His purposes. The journey may be difficult, but if God gave you the dream, you can trust Him to give you the strength, wisdom, endurance, and grace to pursue it.

Don’t give up in the test. God is preparing you for the dream.

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In today's podcast we sit down with Steve McDaniel and Ashley McKinnon as they detail their journey to Christ, what it means to be a biblical man today, and the importance of community among men in the church. 

Men need other men to thrive and live a life that pleases God, and in this episode you'll find the hope and brotherhood you need to have an impactful spiritual life!

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In this message, we dive into Psalm 20 and discover the power of intercession—praying on behalf of others. We explore how every believer is called to pray for their family, church, community, and nation, and how Scripture can become a powerful template for our prayers.

Psalm 20 teaches us to pray for God to hear and help, remember faithfulness, align desires and plans with His will, and bring supernatural victory. As we prepare for a season of prayer and fasting, this message challenges us to become a church that doesn’t just pray for ourselves, but stands in the gap for others.

“May the Lord answer all your prayers.” — Psalm 20:5

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What does biblical masculinity actually look like?

In a culture that often misunderstands strength, manhood, leadership, and sacrifice, Pastor Jeremy challenges men to rediscover God’s design for masculinity. True strength isn’t about dominating others, getting your way, or living for yourself, it’s about living by principle, protecting what matters, serving others, and being willing to sacrifice.

In this message, Protect & Serve, discover what it means to become the man your family, workplace, church, and community need.

Drawing from Exodus 18, Romans 12, and Romans 14, this sermon challenges Christian men to:

• Carry their share of the load
• Lend their God-given strength and gifts
• Build an atmosphere of righteousness, peace, and joy
• Keep progressing spiritually
• Invest in and bring other men with them
• Lead through principle, responsibility, service, and sacrifice

Men don’t lose themselves in sacrifice. They finally find themselves in sacrifice.

If you want to become a stronger husband, father, leader, friend, and man of God, this message is for you.

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Your God-given dream was never meant to happen alone.

Through the story of Joseph, we discover how God uses relationships: supportive people, painful people, and strategically positioned people, to move us toward His purpose. Even betrayal, disappointment, and unexpected relationships can become part of the way God prepares and positions us for what He has called us to do.

In this message from the Dreaming With God series, discover five powerful people principles that can change the way you view relationships:

• There is no dream without people
• God owns everyone
• God uses painful people to propel us toward purpose
• God positions people to position us for His purpose
• What we sow into people, we eventually reap in our dream

You’ll also learn why forgiveness matters, how relational wounds can hinder your future, why investing in others matters, and how Christian community can help you pursue the dreams God has placed in your heart.

If God has given you a dream, don’t underestimate the people He may use to help bring it to pass.

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Have you stopped dreaming about what God can do in your life?

In “Let’s Start Dreaming,” we explore the life of Joseph and discover how a God-given dream can restore your joy, renew your energy, and give you the courage to move beyond simply coasting, managing, or surviving.

God created you with a specific purpose, and your current circumstances do not determine the limits of your future. Learn how to pray for the dream, write it down, share it with the right people, take action, and refuse to give up even when progress takes longer than expected.

It is never too late to discover God’s purpose and start building the future He has placed in your heart.

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