Rick Paladin — AWAKE 2026: The Call of God — Exodus 3:1– 4:17 — Rick Paladin urges listeners to move beyond their personal gifts and respond to God’s larger call, using Moses’ encounter at the burning bush as the primary illustration. He connects biblical teachings on spiritual gifts with the urgency of addressing oppression and living out a purpose that reflects God’s vision for each believer.

Rick Paladin — AWAKE 2026: The Call of God — Romans 12:1–2 — Rick Paladin urges the congregation to answer the call of God by offering their bodies as living sacrifices, rejecting conformity to the world, and renewing their minds through disciplined habits. He illustrates this with personal stories, biblical teaching from Romans 12 and other passages, and challenges listeners to pursue purpose, purity, and accountability in their daily lives.

Daniel Paladin — The Gospel According to Matthew: Jesus, the Anointed Son of David and True King — Matthew 6:1– 7:29 — The sermon unpacks Jesus' teachings in Matthew 6‑7, emphasizing the kingdom standard of secret, heart‑focused devotion in giving, prayer, and fasting, and urging believers to trust God over anxiety. It also warns against false prophets, highlights the golden rule, and calls listeners to build their lives on the solid foundation of Christ’s words.

Ben Levendusky — Fight the Good Fight: Series on 1 Timothy — 1 Timothy 1:18-20; 1 Corinthians 14; 1 Thessalonians 5; 2 Timothy 2; 2 Timothy 4; Ephesians 6; John 1 — The sermon urges believers to embrace the charge Paul gave Timothy—wage a good warfare by holding firm faith and a good conscience. It connects this charge to personal stewardship, the power of prophecy, and the need for disciplined, obedient living, encouraging the congregation to fight spiritual battles with the armor of God.

Daniel Paladin — The Gospel According to Matthew: Jesus, the Anointed Son of David and True King — Matthew 5:1–48 — Daniel Paladin explains that Matthew 5 presents the ethical standards of the Kingdom of Heaven, beginning with the Beatitudes and moving through Jesus' reinterpretation of the Law. He emphasizes that these teachings call believers to a transformed heart marked by humility, righteousness, and love for enemies, and he encourages small‑group discussion to apply these standards in daily life.

Jonathan Puglia — Matthew 3:1–12, Matthew 11:7–19 — The sermon highlights John the Baptist’s role as the forerunner who calls people to repentance and prepares the way for Jesus, emphasizing how his harsh yet necessary message fulfills Old Testament prophecy. It connects John’s ministry to the broader themes of the kingdom of heaven, the Holy Spirit, and the need for personal sanctification.

Ben Levendusky — Fight the Good Fight: Series on 1 Timothy — 1 Timothy 1:12-17; Isaiah 55; Luke 7:36-50; Romans 7 — The sermon explores how God's grace enlists unlikely people—like John Newton, the sinful woman, and the apostle Paul—into His service, transforming their deepest brokenness into powerful testimony. By examining 1 Timothy 1:12‑17 alongside Luke 7 and Romans 7, the speaker urges believers to embrace costly grace, recognize their own need for redemption, and respond with worshipful obedience.

Daniel Paladin — The Gospel According to Matthew: Jesus, the Anointed Son of David and True King — Matthew 3:1– 4:25 — The sermon explores Matthew 3‑4, highlighting John the Baptist’s call to repentance and baptism, and Jesus’ baptism and subsequent victory over Satan’s temptations. It emphasizes that Jesus’ example teaches believers to embrace baptism, rely on the Holy Spirit, and live in continual repentance as they anticipate the kingdom of heaven.

Ben Levendusky — Fight the Good Fight: Series on 1 Timothy — 1 Timothy 1:3-6; 1 Corinthians 13; 1 Peter 1; 1 Timothy 4; Acts 24; Ephesians 6; Matthew 5; Titus 1 — The sermon challenges the congregation to protect the truth of the gospel by anchoring daily life in Scripture, highlighting Paul’s charge in 1 Timothy to teach with love that flows from a pure heart, good conscience, and sincere faith. It warns against false doctrines such as Gnosticism, urges regular Bible reading, and calls believers to exercise godly authority in confronting error.

Daniel Paladin — The Gospel According to Matthew: Jesus, the Anointed Son of David and True King — Matthew 2:1–23 — The sermon explores Matthew chapter 2, highlighting the wise men’s journey, Herod’s hostile response, and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies. It challenges listeners to respond to Jesus as the true King with worship, sacrifice, and a willing pursuit of His kingdom.