The world is dark—but Jesus calls you to shine. In this Sunday School lesson from the Upside Down Kingdom series, Pastor Bobby Bosler unpacks Jesus’ words, “Ye are the light of the world.” Discover how believers are called to reflect Christ’s light, expose and explain truth, and point others to the way out of darkness. Be challenged to let your light shine clearly so that others may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven.

When even the most respected Christian leaders compromise the truth, will you stand firm? In Galatians 2, Paul publicly confronts Peter for actions that sent the wrong message about the gospel. Pastor Bobby Bosler unpacks this “dirty dinner” in Antioch, showing how fear of man and hypocrisy can undermine the truth in practice—even if the doctrine is right on paper. This message calls us to align our actions with the gospel and live like Jesus is truly enough.

When one man prays, God moves. In a time when Israel’s king and people had turned their backs on God, Elijah stepped into the gap with bold, intercessory prayer—and heaven responded. From the reign of Ahab to the showdown on Mount Carmel, discover how seeing the need, claiming God’s Word, and aligning our will with His can unleash His power in our lives today.

When it comes to your spiritual life, are you growing—or just getting older? In 1 Corinthians 3, Paul confronts believers who should have been mature but were still acting like spiritual toddlers—clinging to the bottle, throwing fits, and making messes. In this message from our Called to More series, Pastor Bobby Bosler unpacks the dangers of extended spiritual infancy and shows how daily surrender to the Holy Spirit is the only way to truly grow up in Christ.

What does your life taste like? In this message from Matthew 5:13, Pastor Bobby Bosler challenges us to live out the Beatitudes so the world can truly taste Jesus. Discover how to move beyond the salt shaker, make contact with those who need Christ, and avoid the tragic loss of influence that comes when our witness is diluted.

What do you do when the “pillars” of the faith seem to disagree with you? In this powerful message from Galatians 2, Pastor Bosler walks us through the apostle Paul’s strategic meeting with the most influential leaders in early Christianity—and how Paul stood firm, not because of who agreed with him, but because God did. Discover why the approval of man pales in comparison to the calling and grace of God, and how the same Spirit working in Peter and Paul is at work in us today.

Is your kindness a blessing—or a boomerang? In this compelling message from Proverbs 11:17, Pastor Bobby Bosler unpacks the soul-shaping power of mercy and the self-inflicted wounds of cruelty. Discover how your treatment of others echoes back into your own life and how kindness is not just right—it’s rewarding.

Are you running on stock hardware or upgraded with heavenly performance? In this tenth message in our Called to More series, Pastor Bobby Bosler uses a vivid car analogy to explain the difference between the “natural man” and the “spiritual man” from 1 Corinthians 2:14–16. The natural man lacks the Spirit and sees God's truth as foolishness, while the spiritual man—modified by God—has the lens to decode and discern divine realities. Discover how having the Holy Spirit not only gives you access to God’s mind, but also reshapes your life into Christlike humility. Stop revving your own engine—and start running on the Spirit’s power.

Join the Club of the Misunderstood. Have you ever been insulted, pressured, or lied about just for doing what's right? In this compelling message, Pastor Bobby Bosler dives into Matthew 5:11–12 to explain why mistreatment is not only expected—but worth rejoicing over. Discover how resembling Jesus, obeying Him, and living differently from the world invites hostility—and heavenly reward.

What’s the secret to power in the face of open doors and opposition? In this message from Mark 1, we walk through a single, astonishing day in the life of Jesus—one filled with relentless ministry, spiritual warfare, and overwhelming need. Yet before the next day began, Jesus rose early and prayed. Discover how you too can walk in power through communion with God, and why prayer is not optional for those fulfilling the Great Commission.