Fierce Church Sermons

In this fifth message from the Clear Eyes, Full Hearts series, Pastor Alaina Bennetts explains two ways Jesus invites us to witness his power and reminds us to ask big and act bold.

In this fourth message from the Clear Eyes, Full Hearts series, Erica Adkins explains how God wants to use you to help people to see Jesus.

In this live prayer event recorded on August 30th, Pastor Carter explains how to adopt the right posture for prayer and then leads in prayer for our church and community. 

We need to have self-reflection and clear out our hearts from time to time to allow Jesus in. In this third message from the Clear Eyes, Full Hearts series, Pastor Mark Carter explains the importance of clearing the road and preparing the way, and provides three key steps for how we can do that. 

In this second message from the Clear Eyes, Full Hearts series, Pastor Mark Carter reminds us that we are infinitely valuable to and loved by God. 

When school’s out for summer, a quick glance at some churches might give the impression that they’re on summer break too. Family vacations, summer sports leagues, kids’ activities, and warm weather can easily pull people away from church during summer. But before you miss a Sunday, consider these three reasons why you need church this summer and fall.

There is no one else like Jesus, but you have to experience Him for yourself. Pastor Mark Carter encourages us to regularly review the Gospel of John as a way to refocus on the absolute centrality of Jesus, while being reproved about the nature of the world.

The fastest way to kill something special is to compare it to something else. Comparison creates feelings of envy and jealousy, and it steals our joy. Focusing on what others have or are doing causes us to miss who God created us to be. In this message from the Comparison Trap series, Pastor Mark Carter teaches us how to run our own race and stop comparing ourselves to others.

No matter WHO we are, God’s servant-leaders will experience lonely seasons at Cherith. Cherith is the unexplainable waiting place. It’s the place where we feel forgotten, cut off from the blessing that used to be ours. Cherith is CONFUSING. And while it isn’t the place we would have chosen, ALL great leaders will have to pass through it. However, Cherith can actually a be sign of God’s APPROVAL – not His ANGER.

Erica Adkins turns to the book of Ecclesiastes for biblical wisdom on how to enjoy life more and reminds us not to under-contemplate God.