Go Church Sermons

10.11.2026 In a world filled with constant notifications and digital noise, reorienting our focus takes time and leaves our souls feeling drained. In week two of our Morning, Noon and Night series, Pastor Nick Callaway explores how a loud digital life creates a deaf soul. Looking at how Jesus consistently withdrew to quiet places to pray, learn why intentional solitude is essential for your spiritual health. Discover how to turn down the noise, step away from distractions, and take a walk of solitude to hear the voice of God. 

10.04.2026 Do you ever feel like you are working hard and achieving success, but running on fumes on the inside. In week one of our series, Pastor Nick Callaway shares how to build a thriving life without losing your soul. Looking at the life of Daniel in Daniel chapter six, discover how daily rhythms of prayer in the morning, noon, and night can refuel your spirit. Learn why being with God is the essential fuel for everything you do for God, and how to stay anchored in His peace.

09.27.2026 Do you ever feel like you do so much, but no one notices or says thank you. In this message, Pastor Nick Callaway shares how to handle feeling unseen and unappreciated. Looking at the story of David in 1 Samuel, learn how what feels like human neglect is often a private training ground from God. Discover how to stop chasing human applause when you already have approval from God, and how to find deep purpose in faithful, behind-the-scenes work.

09.20.26 Anger is a natural human emotion we all experience, but many believers wonder if feeling angry is a sin. In this message from our Been There series, we look at how Jesus experienced anger without falling into sin. Looking at Mark chapter three and Ephesians chapter four, learn why feeling angry is normal and how unprocessed anger can give the devil a foothold in your life. Discover practical ways to process your frustration through prayer, journaling, and lament so you can guard your heart against bitterness and live with freedom.

We all want to see God’s promises fulfilled, but what happens when the process gets hard? When the journey feels lonely and progress takes longer than you expected, it can be tempting to give up.

In this message, Pastor Nick Callaway explores the story of Joshua and Caleb in Numbers 13–14 and reminds us that process leads to promise. Learn why following God can feel lonely, what needs to die so you can move forward, and how to starve destructive habits while feeding what needs to grow. Discover the courage to keep going, knowing God is with you every step of the way.

Have you ever felt like God put a dream in your heart, but years went by and nothing happened? In a culture that demands instant results and same-day delivery, waiting on God can leave us feeling anxious and forgotten.

In this message, Pastor Nick Callaway explores the story of Joseph in Genesis, who endured thirteen years of hardship and imprisonment before seeing his God-given dream become a reality. Discover why delay is not denial, how God uses painful seasons of waiting to shape your character, and how you can trust Him—even when your circumstances aren’t what you hoped they would be.

We all want to be accepted and liked, but human rejection is an inescapable part of life. In week three of our Been There series, Pastor Nick Callaway shares how Jesus faced extreme rejection from His family, His friends, His hometown, and His own followers. When people walked away, Jesus did not resign His calling because His identity was rooted in the Father rather than public approval. Learn how to remember your true identity as a child of God, stop working for human approval, and step into total freedom when people reject you.

08.23.26 Just because Jesus seems silent doesn’t mean He’s absent. Sometimes, He wants to do something in you before He does something through you.

08.16.26 You don’t always have the power to control, but you always have the power to surrender. Jesus doesn’t invite you to a life of comfort and ease, but a life of sacrifice and dependence on Him.

Many of us live in a constant state of weariness and hustle without realizing that we are exhausted by things we once begged God to give us. When we enter survival mode, weariness acts as a silent thief that blinds us to the blessings standing right in front of us. In this message, Pastor Nick Callaway unpacks the story of the ten lepers in Luke seventeen and explores why ninety percent of people get so busy managing the gift that they forget the Giver. Discover how to break free from spiritual amnesia, convert daily pressure into praise, and implement two practical habits to protect your soul.