Three weeks ago we walked the courtyard. An altar for what you were carrying. A basin for what you were hiding.

In this powerful message, we’re challenged to say, “Here I am, Lord. Send me,” and discover what God can do through an ordinary person who is willing to surrender and obey. Through personal testimony, stories of miracles, and Isaiah 6:8, we’re reminded that God is more interested in our availability than our qualifications—and He wants to use His church to bring hope, healing, and transformation wherever He sends us.

While knowledge-doubling (which is the amount of knowledge that humans have access to) has sped up at a head-spinning pace, loneliness, and depression have become an epidemic. 30% of young adults are now being treated for clinical depression, most young adults have less than three close friends, 60% of young adults who have major depressive episodes do not seek treatment, and nearly 40% of the population of the United States experienced profound loneliness yesterday. We “know” more than we ever have, but we are truly known less than we ever have been.

In this message, we’re challenged to run with good news—carrying the hope, victory, and freedom found in Jesus into every sphere of influence God has placed us. Through Romans 10 and Jeremiah 23, we’re reminded to seek a word from God before we speak, so that what we bring to our workplaces, campuses, families, and communities points people back to Jesus. God has called every one of us to go, shine, and bring good news wherever He sends us.

Tables are at the heart of Awaken Church. In this engaging message you will hear three amazing table leaders share their testimonies of transformation and discipleship.

In this message, we’re reminded that God’s greatest desire has always been to dwell with His people and bring them home. Through the imagery of the tabernacle, we discover how Jesus meets us at the altar, washes what we’ve been carrying, restores our identity, and invites us to the Father’s table.

In this message, we’re challenged to examine what we’re carrying, what we’re hiding, and who we believe we are in light of God’s love. Through the imagery of the tabernacle and the journey from the altar to the basin, the robe, and ultimately the table, we’re reminded that Jesus has already paid the price, invites us to be washed and restored, and calls us home to live as beloved sons and daughters.

We say we've given God everything — but have we ever really counted the cost? In this message, Pastor Casey walks through the altars of Scripture, from Noah to Abraham to Elijah, and three altars he's personally had to climb: self, reputation, and ego. This is a message about what it actually costs to sacrifice something that means something — and what waits on the other side.

Jesus commands us to make disciples. Therefore we must become disciples, as defined in the Bible, of Jesus. The story of the Acts 2:42 church gives us a beautiful picture of disciples of Jesus living

In community together. Paul’s letter to the Colossians shows us the way to live a full and abundant life as a disciple of Jesus Christ.

Job 23:10 says “When God has tested me, I shall come forth like Gold!”