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In week 11 of our Kingdom Code series, Pastor Billy Shiver from Connection Church Vidalia walks us through Matthew 14:13–21 and the powerful story of Jesus feeding the five thousand. In a moment that seemed marked by scarcity, Jesus reveals His compassion and provision, showing that what we place in His hands is more than enough. This message invites us to trust Him with what we have, believing He can multiply it in ways we never could.

In week 10 of our Kingdom Code series, Pastor Jon from Connection Church Statesboro leads us through Matthew 14:1–12 and a sobering account of truth, conviction, and compromise. This passage challenges us to consider the cost of standing firm in what’s right, even when culture pushes back. As we look at the tension between conviction and fear, this message invites us to examine where we might be wavering—and calls us to a bold, unwavering faith.

In week 9 of our Kingdom Code series, Pastor Blake from Connection Church Vidalia walks us through Matthew 13:44–58 and challenges us to consider the true value of the Kingdom of God. Through parables of hidden treasure and costly pearls, Jesus reveals that His kingdom is worth giving up everything for. This message invites us to ask whether we truly treasure what Jesus offers or if familiarity has caused us to miss what’s right in front of us.

In week 8 of our Kingdom Code series, Masun Womble, Connection Students Director, walks us through Matthew 13:24–43 and unpacks the parable of the weeds. This message challenges us to trust God’s timing and judgment, even when good and evil seem to grow side by side. As we wrestle with patience, perseverance, and the reality of God’s kingdom at work, this episode invites us to stay rooted in truth and faithful in the waiting, knowing that in the end, God will make all things right.

Join us this episode as pastor Michael reminds us of the Good News of what our resurrected King accomplished by defeating the grave! We also celebrated a testimony and baptisms.

In week 7 of our Kingdom Code series, Pastor Michael walks through Matthew 13:1–23 and unpack the deeper meaning behind the parable of the sower. This message reminds us that understanding God’s truth isn’t something we earn—it’s a gift He reveals. But that revelation isn’t just about hearing; it takes root in the heart. As we explore how different responses shape our faith, this episode invites you to examine the condition of your heart and how you’re receiving what God is speaking. Tune in and discover how true transformation begins from the inside out.

In week 6 of our Kingdom Code series, we explore Matthew 12:46–50 alongside Ephesians 2:1–10 and discover what it truly means to belong to the family of God. Jesus challenges the idea that simply being near Him is enough, reminding us that proximity doesn’t equal intimacy. Instead, He invites us into something deeper—a faith that moves beyond attending an event and into living as part of a transformed family, marked by obedience. If you’ve been going through the motions or longing for deeper connection, this episode will encourage you to step into the kind of relationship Jesus is calling you to.

In this week’s Kingdom Code series, we walk through Matthew 12:28–45 and wrestle with a powerful truth—are we looking for proof, or are we ready to believe?

Jesus makes it clear that He has nothing to prove, and the only sign we truly need is the resurrection. This message pushes past surface-level faith and challenges the idea that simply “being a good person” is enough.

• Jesus has nothing to prove
• The resurrection is the only sign
• Moralism is demonic

If you’ve ever relied on outward change instead of true heart transformation, this episode will challenge and encourage you. Tune in and discover what real faith looks like.

In this week’s episode of our Kingdom Code series through the book of Matthew, Pastor Eric, Families Pastor, walks us through Matthew 12:33–37 and challenges us to examine what our words reveal about our hearts.

Jesus teaches that what’s inside us will eventually come out. Pastor Eric reminds us that fruit never lies—and our mouths prove it. What we store in our hearts will shape what we speak, and our words carry more weight than we often realize.

This message is a powerful reminder that our speech reflects our spiritual condition and that our words matter because judgment is real. Tune in as we explore how the condition of our hearts shapes the way we speak and live.

In Week 3 of Kingdom Code, we dive into Gospel of Matthew 12:22–32 — a powerful moment where a miracle sparks controversy and exposes the condition of the human heart.

After Jesus delivers a demon-possessed man, the crowd is divided. Some recognize the work of God. Others accuse Him of operating by darkness. In response, Jesus makes three things clear: He came to deliver, neutrality isn’t an option, and a hardened heart is dangerous.