Ever seen a turtle on a fence post? You know it didn’t get there by itself. In this message, Pastor Bosler walks the Corinthian believers—and us—back through the unlikely story of how the gospel first took root in their hearts. From weakness, fear, and trembling came a demonstration of the Spirit’s power. This isn’t just history—it’s a humbling reminder that none of us got here by our own strength. Let's recenter on Christ and the cross that still carries power today.

ou can look great on the outside—but what does God see when He looks at your heart? In this message, Pastor Bosler explains why Jesus said the pure in heart are the ones who will see God. External holiness has its place, but true kingdom living starts with an inner life that is undivided, undefiled, and free from hypocrisy. Learn how to diagnose the spiritual condition of your heart and rediscover the joy of God’s presence.

Do you need the approval of others to follow God's calling? In this message from Galatians 1:18–24, Pastor Bosler highlights the apostle Paul’s independence from the Jerusalem apostles as evidence that his message came straight from heaven. Through testimony and timeline, Paul proves he didn’t need man’s affirmation—just God’s revelation. Be challenged to find your identity and authority not in human alliances, but in personal obedience to Jesus Christ.

Are you paving a runway or planting pitfalls in your path? In this message from Proverbs 11:5, Pastor Bosler unpacks a vivid word picture contrasting the righteous and the wicked. The upright man walks before a steamroller, his integrity smoothing the road of life. But the wicked man drags a ripper behind him—his own sins sabotaging every step forward. Discover how every hidden compromise or humble act can either trip you up or turn your future into a runway.

He Scored Big—In the Wrong End Zone What happens when you celebrate a win… only to realize you’ve been running the wrong direction the whole time? In this convicting message from 1 Corinthians 1, Pastor Bobby Bosler exposes how the Corinthian believers were boasting in their wisdom, status, and achievements—but in the wrong end zone. Discover God’s upside-down strategy for dismantling pride and exalting Christ alone. You’ll be challenged to stop fist-pumping over your accomplishments and start glorying in the work of Jesus.

When you show mercy, God echoes it back. In this message from Matthew 5:7, Pastor Bosler explores how biblical mercy isn't just passive kindness—it’s a powerful, restorative force. True mercy patiently endures wrong, grants undeserved forgiveness, extends charity, and even enters conflict to bring healing. Discover how the mercy you show becomes a channel for God's mercy in your life.

From persecutor to preacher—how does that even happen? In this powerful message from Galatians 1, Pastor Bobby Bosler unpacks the Apostle Paul’s transformation from the church’s greatest enemy to its boldest evangelist. Through Paul’s story, we’re reminded that God's calling defies logic, and His grace can turn even the most hardened heart into a vessel for truth.

Pride always brings a plus-one—and it’s not who you’d hope for.

In this deeply convicting message from Proverbs 11:2, Pastor Bobby Bosler explores how pride invites shame to every party and how humility, by contrast, brings wisdom through the door. With vivid illustrations, practical application, and heart-searching questions, this message exposes the danger of inflated self-importance and points us toward the quiet strength of walking small before God.

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Is your pride boring a hole in the power of the gospel? In this convicting continuation of our series in 1 Corinthians, Pastor Bobby Bosler exposes the subtle danger of elevating human wisdom above God's Word. The Corinthians weren't just divided—they were drained of spiritual power by their pride in personal perspective. Discover how God's strategy of the cross isn't just to save us, but to humble us. Don't drain the gospel—let the gospel drain you.

When your soul is starving, what do you crave most? In this message from our series The Upside-Down Kingdom, Pastor Bobby Bosler explores Matthew 5:6 and Jesus’ call to hunger and thirst—not for happiness or success—but for righteousness. Discover what it means to long for legal, moral, and relational rightness with God and how that craving will be fully and deeply satisfied by Him.