Pastor Simon Flynn explores how God’s Word and prayer serve as the believer’s primary offensive weapons—drawing on Ephesians 6:13-20 to explain the sword of the Spirit, constant prayer in the Spirit, and Paul’s request for boldness while imprisoned.

The sermon connects global moves to Christ, local struggles in the Dillingham area, and practical steps for Christians to use Scripture and persistent prayer to resist Satan, support the saints, and proclaim the gospel boldly.

Pastor Simon preaches from Ephesians 6:13–17 at Dillingham Moravian Church, urging believers to take up the full armor of God. Using a personal moose anecdote, he explains how truth, righteousness, the gospel of peace, the shield of faith, and the helmet of salvation protect Christians against Satan's attacks.

The message emphasizes unity in the church, readiness to share the gospel, trusting in Christ's righteousness, and living by faith and prayer so we can stand firm in difficult times.

Pastor Simon explains Ephesians 6:10–13, calling believers to rely on God’s power, put on the full armor of God, and recognize spiritual warfare against Satan and his forces.

He gives practical guidance on abiding in Christ, prayer, and using God’s spiritual armor to stand firm and live in unity amid trials and evil in the world.

Pastor Simon explores Ephesians 6:5-9, teaching that Christians are to obey those in authority as an act of worship to Christ, serving with sincerity, goodwill, and the hope of heavenly reward.

He applies these truths to modern life—workplaces, government, families—and calls believers to practice servant leadership and Christlike love in every relationship.

Pastor Simon shares his testimony and unpacks Ephesians 6:1-4, teaching that children are to obey and honor their parents 'in the Lord,' and fathers must raise their children without provoking them, but in the discipline and instruction of the Lord. He emphasizes covenant marriage as the foundation for godly parenting and calls both parents and children to trust Christ, live by God’s standards, and pass on faith to future generations.

Pastor Simon explains Ephesians 5:22-33, teaching how marriage reflects Christ’s love for the church: husbands are called to love their wives sacrificially as they love themselves, couples become one flesh, and both spouses are to live in humble, God-centered unity.

Pastor Simon unfolds Ephesians 5:22–27, teaching that marriage is a covenant designed to display Christ’s love: wives are called to submit to their husbands 'as to the Lord' and husbands are called to love their wives sacrificially, as Christ loved the church.

The sermon gives practical applications—prayer and Scripture-guided leadership, learning each other’s love languages, humble service, and living out sacrificial love—illustrated with real-life examples and pastoral guidance for building healthy, Christ-centered marriages.

Pastor Simon walks through Joshua 1, reminding believers that God keeps His promises and commands us to be strong and courageous. Through examples from Israel

This message encourages trust in God's protection and guidance as we face fears and challenges in the year ahead.

Pastor Simon presents a Christmas Eve sermon from Luke 2, recounting the angelic announcement to the shepherds and explaining the significance of Jesus’ birth in Bethlehem as the sign pointing to His death and resurrection. The message emphasizes that true joy and peace come from being reconciled to God through Christ.

The episode calls listeners to respond in faith, explains how Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection free believers from sin and death, and closes with a blessing of comfort and hope for the Christmas season and the new year.

Pastor Simon preaches an Advent message from Zechariah 2:10–13 about the joy of God dwelling with His people. He traces the fulfillment in Christ’s first coming, the present reality of Christ living in believers by the Spirit, and the hope of Christ’s future rule from Jerusalem.

Using everyday stories and Scripture, he urges listeners to rejoice amid trials, share the gospel, and trust in the certain hope of Christ’s return. The service closes with prayer and a blessing for hope, joy, and peace.