In this sermon from the "Just One Thing" series with Pastor Coty Hoskins, discover how spiritual growth happens when we turn away from loving the world and turn toward loving God. Learn to identify the subtle and obvious ways worldly love can creep into your heart and how true love is found only in Christ

Pastor Andrew Morrell teaches on 1 Kings 18.

Pastor Scott Connell explores the profound truth that true worship extends far beyond Sunday morning, encompassing our entire lives as "living sacrifices." Through Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well in John 4, he reveals that God seeks true worshippers who understand their need, worship in spirit and truth, and allow the gospel to transform them into the image of Christ. Discover how authentic worship becomes a life-changing experience that flows from recognizing our spiritual thirst and finding satisfaction in the living water only Jesus can provide.

Pastor Logan Brown teaches on 2 Chronicles 1.

Waiting is hard, especially when you're waiting for something wonderful that God has promised. For years, Pastor Heath has been waiting for Jesus to return, but Abraham and Sarah waited decades for their promised son. In this encouraging message from Genesis 17-18, discover why God seems to be "never in a hurry" and what his delays are really about. Through Abraham and Sarah's story of laughter, doubt, and miraculous fulfillment, learn three powerful reasons why God's timing isn't our timing—and why that's actually the best news of all. Sometimes the wait reveals something even more precious than the gift itself.

Pastor Spencer Harmon explores the story of David and Bathsheba from 2 Samuel 11-12.

After thirteen years of family chaos and conflict, God appears to 99-year-old Abram with shocking demands—a new name and a covenant sign that would define His people for centuries. In this message from Genesis 17, Pastor Heath Lambert tackles one of the Bible's most important yet rarely discussed topics: circumcision and what it really means. Discover why this ancient practice was crucial for God's people, why the New Testament unexpectedly eliminates it, and how it points to the heart surgery we desperately need. Sometimes the most uncomfortable biblical topics reveal the most beautiful spiritual truths.

When relationships hit their breaking point, most people walk away—the average marriage lasts eight years, friendships seven years, and jobs just over four years. But what happens when God enters a relationship with sinful people who frustrate Him, betray Him, and create endless conflict? In this Father's Day message from Genesis 16, Pastor Heath Lambert reveals how God's relational limitations are radically different from ours. Through Abram and Sarai's story of impatience, adultery, and confrontation, discover why our heavenly Father never gives up on us, no matter what our story of failure might be.

Life has a way of making us doubt that "everything is gonna be alright"—but what if there's a deeper assurance we can count on? In this message from Genesis 15, Pastor Heath Lambert explores how God responds to our real troubles and fears with genuine promises of blessing. Through Abram's story of doubt, divine covenant, and faith, discover why Christians are the only ones who can truly sing "don't worry about a thing" even in the midst of life's guaranteed troubles. Sometimes the most powerful assurances come not from avoiding problems, but from knowing who's got your back through them all.

What makes a true hero? In this powerful sermon, Pastor Trevor Komatsu explores the famous story of David and Goliath, revealing how God demonstrates His overwhelming power through seemingly weak people. Discover how Jesus is the ultimate giant slayer and what this means for facing your own giants today.

TIMESTAMPS:

00:00 Introduction and opening prayer

03:30 "Holding Out for a Hero" - human expectations vs God's way

06:30 Meeting the Giant - Goliath's intimidating presence

12:10 Meeting the Shepherd Boy - David's humble background

14:58 David hears Goliath's challenge and responds with faith

23:25 The Showdown - David defeats Goliath with one stone

29:38 Lesson 1: Rejoice in Jesus the Giant Slayer

34:15 Lesson 2: Draw courage from Jesus the Giant Slayer

38:26 Lesson 3: Embrace the aim of Jesus the Giant Slayer

KEY POINTS:

God demonstrates His power through seemingly weak people, not human strength

David saw with eyes of faith while Israel's army was paralyzed by fear

Jesus is the ultimate giant slayer who defeated death and sin on the cross

Christians need to daily draw fresh courage from Jesus for life's battles

Our motivation should be God's glory, not personal success or survival

Faith sees reality: any giant is small compared to God's power

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

1 Samuel 17:26 - "For who is this uncircumcised Philistine that he should defy the armies of the living God?"

1 Samuel 17:45-47 - "You come to me with a sword and with a spear and with a javelin, but I come to you in the name of the Lord of hosts... For the battle is the Lord's."

Hebrews 2:14-15 - "Through death he might destroy the one who has the power of death, that is, the devil, and deliver all those who through fear of death were subject to lifelong slavery."

Matthew 5:16 - "Let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven."