COPI Church

Church Service: 11/1/26 What does genuine gratitude look like in the life of a believer? In this powerful Christian sermon, David Shipman teaches how thanksgiving, praise, and a grateful heart can transform our prayers, renew our minds, and strengthen our relationship with God. Discover why true gratitude is unconditional, how complaining can hinder spiritual growth, and how biblical thanksgiving releases faith and power in difficult circumstances.

Church Service: 10/28/26 What does it mean to step out in true biblical faith before you see the physical miracle? In this transformative sermon, Sergei Pavlenko unpacks "The Power of 'As If'"—the spiritual principle of moving, speaking, and living in agreement with God's promises even when natural circumstances haven't changed yet! Rooted in the finished work of Jesus Christ on the Cross, discover how acting on God’s Word unlocks supernatural breakthroughs in your life, your marriage, and your walk with God!

Church Service: 10/25/26 In this powerful Christian sermon, Reverend Peter Scott reflects on Judas Iscariot’s betrayal of Jesus and the warning his story holds for believers today. Judas spent years close to Jesus, witnessed His miracles, and heard His teaching—yet his heart remained unchanged. This Bible message explores the spiritual darkness represented by the night Judas left to betray Christ, and the difference between simply being around church and truly knowing God. Through the contrast between Judas and Peter, Reverend Scott speaks about repentance, restoration, spiritual growth, and the need to let God’s Word heal the pride, habits, and struggles that keep us from following Jesus wholeheartedly. May this sermon encourage you to seek a genuine relationship with God, walk in the light of Jesus Christ, and live out His purpose for your life.

Church Service: 10/22/26 Are you living by God's Word, or are you trapped in self-deception? In this eye-opening sermon, Andrew Fulmer tackles one of the greatest dangers in the modern church: believing that being a "good person" is enough for salvation without actual obedience to Jesus Christ. Through powerful personal stories (including the famous "donut story") and strong biblical truth, discover how to guard yourself against false doctrine, align your life with Scripture, and prepare your heart for the return of Christ!

Church Service: 10/18/26 Discover how God leads and speaks to us through the human spirit in “The Spirit of Man | Part 2” with Pastor David Shipman of COPI Church. In this Bible-based Christian sermon, Pastor David explores the spirit, soul, and body; the inner witness of God’s guidance; and why our thoughts and choices should be shaped by God’s Word. Learn how to look beyond immediate circumstances, grow in your relationship with God, and stand firm in faith through changing times.If you’re looking for Christian teaching on spiritual growth, hearing God’s voice, biblical wisdom, and living by faith, this message is for you. Subscribe for more sermons and Bible teachings from COPI Church.

Church Service: 10/14/26 This sermon explores the difference between short-term problem-solving and a lasting relationship with God. Learn how to keep emotions from controlling your prayers, stand firm in Scripture when circumstances are difficult, and choose a life of service over self-centeredness. The message also includes personal stories and a time of prayer for stronger faith and a victorious Christian life. If you’re looking for a Christian sermon on prayer, biblical encouragement, spiritual growth, or how to trust God, this message is for you.

Church Service: 10/11/26 How can you recognize God’s direction and make decisions led by the Holy Spirit? In this Christian sermon, Pastor David Shipman teaches about spiritual growth, spiritual warfare, and the difference between natural human thinking and walking in the Spirit. Learn why believers are called to stay faithful to God’s path, put aside the influence of the flesh, and follow the leading of the Holy Spirit. Pastor Shipman also explains three ways people make decisions: by seeking God’s purpose, relying on human reasoning, or reacting to circumstances. Through a personal story, he shows why choosing God’s direction can matter more than comfort or immediate gain. Be encouraged to let go of past hurts and old ways of thinking, grow in faith, and allow God to guide your life.

Church Service: 10/4/26 In this inspiring Christian sermon, Rev. Todd Bailey shares why discipleship is the calling of every believer. Following Jesus is more than attending church or identifying as a Christian—it means growing in faith, living by God’s Word, and helping others know Christ. Discover four stages of spiritual growth: convert, believer, follower, and disciple. Rev. Bailey also explains the importance of Bible meditation, daily prayer, personal responsibility, and listening to the Holy Spirit. Be encouraged to move beyond outward appearances and pursue a genuine, life-changing relationship with God.

Service: 9/30/26 What does it mean to pray with purpose and a long-term perspective? In this Christian sermon, Pastor David Shipman explores how biblical prayer can shape our lives—not only helping us through immediate problems, but drawing us into a deeper relationship with God and His purposes. Many people live in a cycle of responding to one crisis after another. Pastor Shipman contrasts short-term problem-solving with long-term thinking and explains how the same perspective can transform our finances, relationships, and prayer life. He also teaches that forgiveness is an act of obedience to God, not simply a feeling, and looks at the Lord’s Prayer as a guide to lasting devotion and seeking God’s will. The message concludes with practical answers to questions about healthy boundaries, forgiving someone who has not repented, and avoiding unnecessary offense.

Church Service: 9/27/26 In this powerful Christian sermon, Pastor David Shipman explains how our daily choices shape our spiritual lives—and how we can keep our focus on God instead of allowing the enemy to steal, kill, and destroy. Jesus said, “I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full” (John 10:10). This message explores the two paths before us: following Jesus into abundant life or letting worldly priorities pull us away from God. Through the parable of the great banquet in Luke 14:15–24, Pastor Shipman challenges us to consider the excuses that can keep us from responding to God’s call. He also shares the meaning of the “single eye” in Matthew 6:22 and why keeping our eyes fixed on God brings light and direction to our lives. As we live in the last days, this sermon is a reminder to choose God wholeheartedly and make eternity our priority.