Dominion Church Podcast

Have you become so familiar with what God has done that you’re overlooking what He’s doing now?

In “Forfeiting on Familiarity,” we confront the danger of letting our relationship with Jesus slip into autopilot. The blessings we once prayed for can become things we complain about. Worship can become routine. Even serving God can distract us from sitting at His feet.

Through Jesus’ experience in Nazareth and the story of Mary and Martha, this message challenges us to recover our wonder and recognize His presence.

The invitation is simple: remember, repent, and return. Remember your first love, allow God to change your thinking, and return to the prayer, surrender, and hunger that once marked your walk with Him.

What would it look like to give Jesus your full attention again?

Scriptures: Mark 6:1–6 • Luke 10:38–42 • Revelation 2:5

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What are we building—and what is it costing the people we love?

It’s easy to give our best to work, ambition, and even ministry, then come home with little left to give. In “The Frustration of Your Family,” part of our HOMEWORK series, we look at Noah’s obedience and the ark he prepared for the saving of his household.

God’s instructions gave Noah something to build that would carry his family through the storm. His story brings a personal question home to us: Are we listening to what God is asking us to do?

Sometimes obedience begins with an apology we’ve been putting off. A prayer with our spouse. Time with our children. Making room for Jesus in the everyday life of our home.

Watch the message and consider your next step. What is God asking you to do for your family today?

Scriptures:

Genesis 9:1–2

Hebrews 11:7

2 Timothy 3:1–5

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When the battle leaves you weary, remember: God is still holding on to you.

In this message at Dominion Church, Pastor Latorrence Jackson encourages us to keep holding on through the battles we face in our marriages, families, and faith. Drawing from Ephesians 6, he reminds us that our struggle is spiritual—and that exhaustion is no reason to lay down the armor God has given us.

Through prayer, God’s Word, faith, endurance, and praise, we can find strength to stand even before our circumstances change. Whether you’re praying for a child, fighting for your marriage, or asking God to renew your strength, this message offers encouragement to trust Him through the process.

Scriptures include:

Ephesians 6:12–18

Isaiah 41:13

Galatians 6:9

Isaiah 40:31

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Some breakthroughs don’t happen before the step—they happen because you took it.

In this powerful and transparent message from Joshua 3:9–13, Pastor Ed Garner teaches us how to fortify our families through faith, forgiveness, God’s presence, and courageous action.

Just as the priests had to step into the Jordan before the waters moved, there are moments when God calls us to take a step before we see the breakthrough. Pastor Ed and Patty share their remarkable testimony of redemption and remind us that no marriage, relationship, or family is beyond the restoring grace of Jesus.

We honor Pastor Ed Garner for bringing this timely word and pointing us toward the hope found in Christ.

What courageous step is God asking you to take today?

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Scripture: Joshua 3:9–13

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You don’t have to wait for perfect circumstances to move forward.In this message from Mark 10:46–52, we look at the story of Bartimaeus—a man who refused to let his circumstances, the crowd, or his old routine keep him stuck. He called out to Jesus, responded in faith, and chose to follow Him into a new way of living.Some patterns feel unavoidable because we have never recognized what is driving them. But when we invite God to search our hearts, take responsibility for our responses, and reveal what needs healing, real change can begin from the inside out.You may not have chosen the rut, but you can choose your next step. Call on Jesus, trust that He hears you, and be willing to follow where He leads.What pattern are you ready to surrender to God? Share your response in the comments, and send this message to someone who needs encouragement today.Subscribe for more messages and ministry from Dominion Church.#DominionChurch #FollowJesus #ChristianSermon

What happens when we ask God to build our lives—but refuse to follow His blueprint?

God is the Master Builder, and we are the house. In this message, we’re challenged to lay down our own plans, trust the pattern God has given us, and stop removing the “load-bearing walls” of His Word. God wants to build something within you that only He can receive the glory for.

It’s time to surrender our way and pray as Jesus did: “Not my will, but Yours be done.”

Key Scriptures: Exodus 25; Proverbs 3:5–6

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The Power of Clarity | Dominion Church

What if the clarity you’re praying for is waiting on the other side of your obedience?

In Genesis 12:1–4, God called Abraham to leave what was familiar and take a step toward a promise he could not yet see. This message reveals how complacency, familiar voices, and comfort can cloud our vision—and how trusting what God has already said brings clarity for the road ahead.

What has God already made clear that He’s waiting for you to obey?

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Scripture: Genesis 12:1–4

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What would change if you made as much room for Jesus in your home as you do at church?

“He’s in the House” opens Dominion Church’s Home Work series with a call to welcome Jesus into our hearts and everyday lives. On Back to Church Sunday, 4 people said yes to Jesus, and we give Him all the glory for every life!

Through Mark 2:1–12, this message explores what happens when Jesus is welcomed into the house. Four friends brought a man to Him with an obvious physical need, and Jesus also addressed his deepest need: forgiveness. His presence changes lives from the inside out.

That invitation reaches into your home today. You can bring Jesus the burdens you’ve been carrying and let His Word shape your conversations, relationships, and daily choices. Whether you’re returning to faith or praying for change in your family, there is room to begin again with Him.

What’s one way you’ll make room for Jesus this week? Share in the comments.

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Get a Corner | Apostle Kyle Meyer

Who in your life needs someone willing to help carry them to Jesus?

In Mark 2, a paralyzed man could not reach Jesus on his own. But four friends refused to leave him where he was. Each one grabbed a corner of his mat, carried him through the crowd, climbed onto the roof, removed every obstacle, and lowered him to the feet of Jesus.

In this powerful message, Apostle Kyle Meyer challenges every believer to get a corner through:

• Prayer
• Compassion
• Faith
• Persistence

There are people all around us who have been paralyzed by pain, trauma, addiction, rejection, church hurt, disappointment, and the circumstances of life. They may not be able to get to Jesus by themselves—but God can use us to help carry them.

You do not have to preach the sermon. You do not have to have all the answers. You are not responsible for saving, healing, delivering, or restoring anyone. Jesus does that work.

Your responsibility is to grab a corner.

This message is not about filling empty seats or creating a church-growth strategy. It is about seeing people with compassion, praying for them by name, refusing to give up on them, and doing everything possible to bring them into the presence of Jesus.

As we prepare for National Back to Church Sunday, ask God:

Who is my person?
Who is hurting?
Who is searching?
Who needs someone to call, text, encourage, pray, and say one more time, “Will you come to church with me?”

Jesus is in the house. He is still saving, healing, delivering, restoring, and rebuilding lives.

So why would we come alone?

Watch this message, share it with someone, and prayerfully invite someone to church with you.

Key Scriptures: Mark 2:1–12, 1 Timothy 2:1, Matthew 9:36, and James 2:17.

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Finding Faith: The Prayer of Faith | Apostle Kyle Meyer

What does real faith sound like? It sounds like prayer.

In this powerful conclusion to the Finding Faith series, Apostle Kyle Meyer teaches that prayer is not a performance, a collection of impressive words, or something reserved for a select few. Prayer is one of the greatest evidences that faith is still alive.

Through James 5 and other key Scriptures, this message explores seven expressions of the prayer of faith:

• Supplication—bringing your own needs before God

• Intercession—carrying the needs of others to God

• Thanksgiving—trusting God in every circumstance

• Worship and adoration—exalting God above the need

• Confession and repentance—coming into agreement with God

• Agreement—joining your faith with other believers

• Praying in the Spirit—allowing the Holy Spirit to pray through you

You do not have to pray with fancy words. You do not have to pray like somebody else. Your Father already knows what you need, longs to hear from you, and invites you to approach Him with confidence.

Prayer says, “I still believe God hears. I still believe God answers. I still believe God intervenes.”

Watch, share, and allow this message to strengthen your prayer life and activate your faith.

Key Scriptures: James 5:15–18, Philippians 4:6, 1 Timothy 2:1, 1 Thessalonians 5:18, 1 John 1:9, Matthew 18:19, Jude 20, Romans 8:26, and 1 Corinthians 14.

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