GO Church Sermons

How do you break free from the same sin you keep going back to?

You can love Jesus, go to church, and read your Bible—and still feel stuck in a cycle you can't seem to break. Maybe you've tried harder, promised yourself you'd stop, or kept your struggle hidden because you're afraid of what people might think.

In Week 3 of UNSTUCK, Pastor JC Worley unpacks two lies that keep Christians stuck: the belief that more willpower will fix everything and the shame that tells us to hide our struggles. Through Scripture, we discover that lasting freedom comes through Jesus Christ, not simply trying harder or keeping everything a secret.

God's grace doesn't just forgive you. It teaches you how to live differently.

Whether you're struggling with a recurring habit, shame, or a pattern you can't seem to break, this message will help you take your next step toward freedom in Christ.

SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

John 8:36

Romans 3:23

1 Timothy 4:7

Romans 7:15, 24–25

2 Corinthians 7:10

Titus 2:11–12

James 5:16

Matthew 5:29

Romans 13:14

⛪ ABOUT GO CHURCH

GO Church exists to love people to life by helping people take their next step with Jesus. With multiple locations and an online campus, GO Church is a place where you can grow in your faith, build meaningful relationships, and discover your purpose.

What if the thing keeping you stuck isn't where you are—but what you're still carrying from where you've been?

In Week 2 of Unstuck, Pastor JC Worley talks about one of the easiest places to get stuck: your past. Whether you're carrying something someone did to you or struggling to forgive yourself for something you've done, your past can feel much closer than it really is. But you don't have to live there anymore.

Forgiveness doesn't mean what happened was okay, and it doesn't erase your past. It means what happened to you no longer gets to control you. And if you're carrying guilt for what you've done, God's grace means you don't have to keep paying for something Jesus already paid for.

Fear doesn’t have to lead your life. In Week 1 of our series UNSTUCK, Pastor JC Worley unpacks how fear keeps us retreating and hiding—just like quicksand. You can be saved and still feel stuck, but you don't have to stay there. Walking through Philippians 4:6–7, discover the three biblical moves to break paralyzing fear: praying about what you fear, remembering what God has done, and letting His peace guard what you cannot control. It’s time to move forward.

There’s GLORY in your story!

What the enemy intended for harm, God can use for good—and not just for you, but through you.

Your story. Your healing. Your testimony. Your restoration.

God wants to use it to bring someone else hope and point them to Jesus.

As Pastor Sammy reminds us, what was meant for harm, God uses for good. Not just for your sake, but through you. Your healing and your testimony are meant to bring someone else hope.

So stop asking only, “Why did God bring me through this?”

Start asking, “Who is God going to reach through this?”

It’s time to GO.

Find your ONE. Invite them. Pray for them. Share Jesus with them.

⛪ ABOUT GO CHURCH

GO Church exists to love people to life by helping people take their next step with Jesus. With multiple locations and an online campus, GO Church is a place where you can grow in your faith, build meaningful relationships, and discover your purpose.

Is being a good person enough to make you right with God?

In the final week of TRUish, Pastor JC Worley exposes the danger of moralism—the belief that being good makes us right with God. While there is nothing wrong with doing good, our goodness can never earn salvation because God's standard isn't our goodness compared to other people; it's His perfect holiness.

The good news is that we don't have to earn what Jesus has already done for us. Salvation is received through faith, not achieved through good works. Through the story of the criminal who encountered Jesus on the cross, we see that God's grace is available even when we have nothing to offer except faith.

Relativism says I decide what's true.

Emotionalism says my feelings decide what's true.

Mysticism says my experiences decide what's true.

Moralism says my goodness makes me right with God.

But the Gospel gives us a different answer: salvation isn't built on what we believe, feel, experience, or do. Salvation is built on Jesus.

How do you know if something is really from God?

In Week 3 of TRUish, Pastor JC Worley tackles mysticism—the idea that what we experience determines what is true. While experiencing God isn't the problem, making our experiences the final authority can lead us away from God's Word and into deception.

Signs, dreams, coincidences, spiritual experiences, and even things that feel like God's direction can be powerful—but Scripture reminds us to test the spirits and measure every experience against God's truth.

In this message, you'll discover:

• Why spiritual experiences aren't automatically proof of God's direction

• How mysticism can make our experiences the final authority

• Why spiritual experiences without accountability can become dangerous

• How to test what you believe God is saying

• Three biblical filters for testing spiritual experiences: God's Word, your motives, and Christian community

God's truth has more authority than our experiences. Before you follow what you feel God is saying, make sure it agrees with what God has already said.

Should you always trust your feelings?

In Week 2 of TRUish, Pastor JC Worley tackles one of the most common messages in our culture: “Do what feels right.” While emotions are real and important, they aren't always reliable—and they were never meant to determine what is true.

In this message, you'll discover:

• Why emotions aren't bad—but aren't always reliable

• Why following your heart can lead you away from God's truth

• How sin and our choices affect more than just ourselves

• How to recognize and name what you're feeling

• Why every feeling should be tested against Scripture

• What it looks like to surrender what you want to God

Jesus didn't tell us to follow our hearts. He called us to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Him.

Your feelings are real. They just aren't your authority.

Can everyone have their own truth, or is there such a thing as absolute truth?

In Week 1 of TRUish, Pastor JC Worley tackles one of the biggest questions facing our culture today: Who gets to decide what’s true? From “live your truth” to the idea that truth changes based on our feelings, experiences, or circumstances, this message explores the dangers of relativism and why truth matters.

Culture changes. Opinions change. Feelings change. Truth doesn’t.

Through Scripture, we discover that truth isn't something we get to create for ourselves. Jesus didn't simply teach the truth—He declared, “I am the truth.” (John 14:6)

In this message, you'll discover:

• What relativism is and why it matters

• Why feelings and opinions can't determine ultimate truth

• How culture influences what we believe

• Why God's truth remains unchanging

• What it means to follow Jesus as the Truth

The question isn't simply, “What is true for me?” The question is: “What is true?”

And if Jesus is the Truth, then we don't get to define truth—we get to follow Him.

⛪ ABOUT GO CHURCH

GO Church exists to love people to life by helping people take their next step with Jesus. With multiple locations and an online campus, GO Church is a place where you can grow in your faith, build meaningful relationships, and discover your purpose.

What if the reason you're exhausted isn't because you're not trying hard enough—but because you're trying to do in your own strength what God never intended you to do alone?

On the opening day of Deeper Revival, Pastor JC Worley dives into the gift of the Holy Spirit and what it means to experience God's presence and power in your everyday life. Salvation forgives you, but the Holy Spirit empowers you—and Jesus promised that we would receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon us.

In this message, you'll discover:

- Why the Holy Spirit means you are never alone

- How God's Spirit gives you supernatural power

- Why willpower isn't enough to overcome every battle

- What it means to make room for the Holy Spirit

- How to ask, receive, and step into everything God has for you

If you're facing anxiety, addiction, temptation, pressure, or a battle you can't overcome on your own, this message will remind you that you don't have to fight in your own strength. The same Holy Spirit who filled believers in Acts 2 still wants to fill and empower you today.

What if the direction of your life isn't determined by your circumstances—but by your heart?

In the final week of Summer of Wisdom, Pastor David Waldroup explores Proverbs 4 and reveals why protecting your heart is one of the wisest decisions you'll ever make. Wisdom isn't something we collect once and move on from. It's something we continually guard, cultivate, and allow to shape every decision we make.

In this message, you'll discover:

- Why everything you do flows from your heart

- How to protect your heart from unhealthy influences

- Why wisdom must be lived—not just learned

- How today's small decisions shape tomorrow's destination

- Why God wants to give you a new heart, not just better habits

- Whether you're pursuing spiritual growth, rebuilding after failure, or simply wanting to live with greater purpose, this message will challenge you to examine what's filling your heart—and where it's leading you.