In this timely and courageous message, Pastor Ryan explores how Christians can faithfully engage with politics without compromising their witness. Drawing from Mark 12 and Romans 13, he explains how followers of Jesus are called to both submit to government authority and speak truth to power. From civil disobedience to cultural humility, this sermon challenges believers to represent God’s kingdom above all earthly allegiances. If you’ve struggled to navigate faith and politics, this message brings clarity, conviction, and hope.

In this powerful message, Pastor Ryan unpacks Ephesians 6 and reminds us that we’re not just dealing with everyday problems—we’re in a real spiritual battle. Drawing from Paul’s imagery of the Armor of God, he challenges believers to move beyond surface-level Christianity and live with truth, righteousness, and faith. You’ll be equipped not just to endure, but to stand firm when the enemy attacks. If you’ve felt resistance or opposition lately, this sermon offers both clarity and courage for the fight.

In this opening message of Searching for Answers, Pastor Ryan addresses one of the most foundational questions of faith: Can I trust the Bible? From historical evidence and archaeological discoveries to prophetic accuracy and personal transformation, this message makes a compelling case for the reliability of Scripture. You’ll be challenged to consider not just whether the Bible is true—but whether you’re willing to let it shape your life. If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt or wanted to strengthen your foundation, this talk is a powerful place to start.

In this powerful anniversary message, Pastor Ryan shares the story of how Banner Church was birthed through risk, prayer, and countless miracles. From a vision of revival to fire, flood, and unexpected favor, we’re reminded that God truly goes before us. Drawing from Deuteronomy 31, we see that the same God who led Israel into the Promised Land still leads us into His promises today. This message will stir your faith and remind you: if God is with you, nothing is impossible.

In this special panel message, Taylor and Emily Vickerman share personal stories and biblical insights on what it means to practice the presence of God in the middle of anxiety, uncertainty, and everyday life. Through honest reflection and encouragement from, they remind us that peace doesn’t come from our circumstances changing—but from learning to walk with God through them. This conversation offers practical ways to slow down, surrender control, and make room for the Spirit to move in our thoughts and hearts. If you’ve felt overwhelmed, distracted, or distant from God, this message will remind you: He is near, and so is peace.

In this powerful message, Pastor Ryan walks us through what it means to move from temporary healing to sustained wholeness. Drawing from his personal mental health journey and deep biblical truths, he reminds us that we are spiritual, mental, physical, and relational beings—and that God wants to bring restoration to every part. With both conviction and compassion, we’re invited to surrender our whole lives to Jesus, who gives us a new name and identity. This is a call not just to feel better, but to live free, whole, and fully alive in Christ.

In the kickoff to the Anxious for Nothing series, Pastor Ryan shares his personal story of battling anxiety and depression, offering hope through both Scripture and lived experience. Rooted in Philippians 4, this message shows us that anxiety is not a sin—it’s an emotion, and God offers real tools to help us face it. From rejoicing in God’s character to fighting in prayer and receiving peace, we are invited into a battle plan that is spiritual, practical, and deeply personal. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed or stuck, this message will remind you that Jesus is the Prince of Peace—and He still meets us right in the chaos.

In this honest and hope-filled message, Pastor Ben Dixon unpacks Philippians 3 and encourages us to break free from spiritual stagnation. He reminds us that we all face moments where pain, sin, or disappointment try to trap us in place—but we are not called to stay stuck. Through humility, self-evaluation, and bold steps forward, we can walk into everything God has for us. Jesus didn’t just save us from something—He saved us for something.

In this message, we’re invited to examine what we’re building with our lives—and whether it will last. From careers and wealth to self-image and comfort, we’re challenged to shift our focus from what is temporary to what is eternal. Through Jesus’ words in Matthew 6, we’re reminded that we are called to be Kingdom builders, stewards of God’s purposes right where we are. Building God’s Kingdom starts with radical responsibility—seeing everything we have as His and using it for His glory.

In this powerful message on finding freedom in Christ, we explore how the cross doesn’t just offer forgiveness—but a whole new identity. Through Romans 6, we’re reminded that we’re not just saved from something—we’re saved for something: to live free, holy, and fully alive to God. We don’t have to be dominated by sin or carry shame anymore because Jesus already broke the chains we couldn’t. This sermon invites us to step into our true identity—not as sinners surviving, but as sons and daughters walking in victory.