Barn Church

In this message, Pastor Guy unpacks the spiritual climate of our time and what it means for believers today. Highlighting cultural shifts, rising boldness in faith, and global movements of God’s Spirit, this sermon draws a clear distinction between revival and awakening.

Through Isaiah 43:18–19, we are reminded that God is doing something new… and we must be ready to recognize it and respond.

Are you discerning the times, or missing the moment?

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In this Resurrection Sunday message, Jeremiah Miller unpacks the true meaning of the gospel. Not just as information, but as transformation.

Drawing from Luke 24 and John 3, he explores why so many people believe in the resurrection yet remain unchanged, and what Jesus truly meant when He said, “You must be born again.”

This message highlights the difference between religion and real transformation, calling listeners to experience a new life. Not just a better version of the old one.

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This episode explores the deeper meaning of the Passover and Easter season, beginning with Jesus’ triumphal entry and leading into the significance of Firstfruits.

We discuss the biblical concept of “leaven” as a picture of sin, the dangers of religious and political corruption, and the call to live a Spirit-led life rooted in Christ.

At the center of this message is one defining mark of a disciple: fruitfulness.

What does it truly mean to abide in Him and bear fruit that remains?

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In this message on the Celebration of Firstfruits (Bikkurim), we explore God’s original design for humanity—fruitfulness, multiplication, and dominion—and how that calling still applies today.

Tracing the story from Genesis through the New Testament, this teaching highlights the pattern of consecration leading to increase, and ultimately to spiritual influence. With Jesus as the First Fruits, believers are empowered to live not by their own ability, but through resurrection power.

This episode challenges listeners to move beyond simply believing and step into a life marked by purpose, growth, and Kingdom impact.

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The History of Passover & God’s Appointed Times

In this episode, we explore the biblical meaning of Passover and its place within God’s “appointed times” (mo’adim). These aren’t just historical events—they are divine appointments that reveal God’s redemptive plan through Jesus Christ.

We break down:
• The origin of Passover in Exodus
• How the Feasts connect to Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection
• The significance of Jubilee and restoration
• Why the early Church observed Passover
• What it means for believers today

This conversation challenges us to rediscover the depth of Scripture and return to the foundations of our faith.

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In this episode, we look at the biblical doctrine of the Laying on of Hands, one of the foundational teachings of the Christian faith mentioned in Hebrews 6.

Scripture shows that this act is connected to the giving of the Holy Spirit, healing for the sick, and the impartation of spiritual gifts and callings within the Church. We also explore how leaders in the Bible used the laying on of hands to commission others and ensure the continuation of God’s vision.

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In this message from Philippians 4:6–9, Pastor Guy Walker teaches on the power of our thought life and how anxiety has become a defining struggle of our generation.

Using biblical examples like the fearful spies in Numbers and the reminder that “as a man thinks in his heart, so is he,” this sermon challenges believers to examine how they see themselves and where their identity comes from.

Fear may be contagious, but faith is stronger. You are forgiven. You are called. And you can cast every care on Him because He cares for you.

In this message, Pastor Guy Walker teaches on the balance of grace and truth through the words of Jesus and the Apostle Paul.

Jesus came full of grace and truth — demonstrating selfless love while calling people into freedom from sin. This sermon explores what it means to abide in Christ, how truth sets us free, and why salvation is not a license to continue in bondage.

Discover the difference between being saved and living free — and what it truly means to “put on Christ.”

In Living the Kingdom Life Now, Pastor Guy Walker teaches that the Kingdom of God is not just a future promise—it is available now through Jesus Christ.

Drawing from Matthew 3, Luke 10, and key passages throughout Scripture, he explains that repentance means changing the way we think and that salvation includes healing, deliverance, and wholeness. The Kingdom is demonstrated through both the power of the King and the character of the King, expressed through the gifts and fruit of the Spirit.

This episode challenges believers to seek the Kingdom first, embrace Spirit-led faith, and live as people who are training now for reigning later.

The Kingdom is at hand. The question is—will we receive it?

In this episode of Healed in Jesus’ Name (Part 4), Susan Stephens shares her remarkable testimony of faith, healing, and perseverance.

After receiving a severe cancer diagnosis with little hope from a medical standpoint, Susan found herself overwhelmed by fear and uncertainty. Everything changed when she made a decisive choice to break agreement with fear and fully stand on God’s Word. Through daily declarations, prayer, trust in Jesus, and the support of her community, Susan began to experience strength, peace, and physical healing.

This episode explores the power of Scripture, the importance of declaring God’s promises out loud, and how faith can shift the atmosphere of even the most difficult circumstances. Susan’s story is a reminder that healing is not just physical, but spiritual and emotional as well.

A must-listen for anyone believing God for healing, hope, and renewed faith.