"If we needed a designer to build this building, then you better believe you and I need a designer for us to build our life."

Using the analogy of architectural blueprints, Pastor Caleb explores how God's boundaries and instructions aren't restrictions but the very structure that makes life possible. Through examples like Samson's gradual compromise and Israel's exile, he illustrates what happens when we step outside of God's design and trust our own understanding over His sovereignty.

It's time to realign with the Master Designer's plan for our lives.

God doesn’t consult your past to determine your future!

Pastor Scott draws parallels between the improbable 2026 Super Bowl matchup and the wildcard stories throughout Scripture to show that God is famous for choosing the unlikely and unqualified for greatness. He challenges listeners to recognize their own weaknesses and admit their need for God, because that's when He does His best work.

"I'm a part of the fellowship of the unashamed. I have Holy Spirit power. The die has been cast."

Pastor Scott uses three chairs as a powerful visual metaphor for spiritual commitment. He confronts the reality that many believers talk like they're fully committed while living in compromise, explaining how Jesus calls us to pick up our cross daily despite the discomfort and social consequences.

It's time to get off the second and third chair and live in the first.

God's word—the only reliable source that actually delivers what it promises.

Pastor Scott challenges believers to build their 2026 on four biblical pillars: living spirit-led, practicing servanthood, embracing generosity, and engaging in evangelism. These aren't personality traits but intentional choices that create a life of impact.

If the foundation is self and what I want, then that structure is going to collapse.

Pastor Scott Thomas teaches the First Fruit principle—prioritizing God with our time, talent, and treasure as the foundation for living powerfully in 2026. Just as America's founding documents established God as the bedrock of the nation, believers must build their lives on biblical principles rather than personal preferences.

"Why do you call me 'Lord, Lord,' and not do what I tell you?"

Pastor Caleb Thomas challenges the congregation to move beyond merely claiming Jesus to actually living the lifestyle of Jesus. We can't experience the life of Jesus without learning the lifestyle of Jesus, which requires intentional spiritual disciplines and structures.

Jesus calls us to walk at His pace, learning His direction and allowing Him to carry the majority of the burden rather than exhausting ourselves through hurried, distracted living.

Pastors Scott and Caleb Thomas talk about the importance of First Fruits. Where is it in the Bible and how does it apply today in thirty minutes.

The Bible is the preeminent truth, an absolute standard for life.

Pastor Scott challenges believers to develop an up-close, personal relationship with God's Word, explaining how Scripture nourishes, transforms, fights for us, and guides us through life's challenges. Without seeing the Bible as the ultimate authority, we'll never fully embrace Jesus as the only Savior.

The tears and struggles of 2025 are watering the harvest coming in 2026.

Using the idea of "encore," Pastor Scott preaches about how God is a God of again. Drawing from biblical examples of repeated miracles and comeback stories, Scott demonstrates that God specializes in "encore" moments that are often greater than the original breakthrough. God may have left the stage, but He hasn't left the building.

Jesus came to earth on a search and rescue mission driven by reckless, selfless, illogical love.

Pastor Scott challenges the romanticized nativity narrative, revealing how Jesus leans into our darkness with sacrificial, unconditional, and transformational love—not to condemn but to restore us. His presence changes everything when we feel we've reached our limit.