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What message is really governing your life?In this Guts Church message, Jeremy challenges us to go beyond simply knowing the story of Jesus and discover the life-changing truth of the gospel.God knows you. God chose you. And He wants a relationship with you.But are you allowing His Word to shape your identity, ambitions, decisions, and future?From overcoming the lies that influence our lives to trusting God when things don't go according to plan, this message challenges us to surrender our preferences and live for a purpose greater than ourselves.Kennedy Willis introduces this Guts Church teaching, reminding us of the power of God's Word and the importance of sharing our stories.Guts ChurchSubscribe for more life-changing messages, bible teaching, and encouragement from Guts Church.Connect With Us: Follow Guts Church on social media, share this message with someone who needs it, and let us know how God is working in your life.

What do you do when you're facing something that seems impossible?In this Wednesday night message at Guts Church, Curtis Huntsinger challenges us to stop talking about our mountains and start speaking God's Word to them.Through the story of Moses at the Red Sea and Jesus' teaching in Mark 11, Curtis reminds us that God has equipped us with faith, authority, and the Holy Spirit to face whatever comes against us. From renewing our minds to standing firm in God's promises, this message is about changing our perspective and refusing to let fear, doubt, or circumstances define our future.And there's something bigger on the other side of your mountain: people who need what God has placed inside of you.Don't move off the promise. Speak to the mountain. Believe God for the impossible.Subscribe for more messages from Guts Church.Connect With Us and be part of what God is doing through Guts Church.

In this message, Pastor Bill Scheer breaks down what real transformation looks like: trading a worldly mindset for a spiritual one, replacing fear with faith, and understanding that your identity is found in Christ, not your past failures or circumstances. He unpacks Romans 12, 2 Corinthians 5:17, and James 1 to show why God's word must carry more authority in your life than your feelings, your opinions, or your experiences — and why the valley seasons of life often produce more growth than the mountaintop ones.

Your excuses are not bigger than the assignment God has on your life.Pastor Bill Scheer teaches from Exodus 3 on Moses and the burning bush, showing how God's calling shows up in the middle of ordinary, everyday responsibility. He breaks down why God asks for availability, not ability, why your purpose is directly tied to someone else's freedom, and challenges the church to deal honestly with division — in marriages, families, and the nation — before stepping into the greater thing God has for them.

You don’t have to wait for fear to disappear before you take the step God has called you to take.
Guest speaker Lee Domingue shares what it means to live with courageous faith—in your work, your family, and the local church. Through his journey in business and ministry, his daughter’s healing testimony, and the promises of Scripture, he challenges us to remember who is with us, stay faithful where God has placed us, and put our faith in motion.
Where has fear convinced you to hold back? What step of obedience have you been waiting to take?
Your courage gives someone else permission to believe again. Take the step.
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God has entrusted something valuable to every one of us. The question is: what are we doing with it?In this Wednesday night message at Guts Church, Pastor Bill Scheer teaches from Matthew 25 and the parable of the talents about stewardship, faithfulness, multiplication, accountability, and reward. God hasn’t called us simply to show up—He has called us to recognize the opportunities in front of us and maximize our assignment.Your relationships, resources, abilities, influence, finances, and opportunities can all become Kingdom assignments. Don’t bury what God put in your hands. Be faithful. Be fruitful. Go produce.Subscribe for more messages from Guts Church.Connect With Us and find out how you can get involved at Guts Church.

Sometimes we want God to change the conditions before we take the step. But what if the breakthrough comes after the obedience?

In Joshua 3, the priests had to step into a flooded Jordan River before they ever saw the water move. In this message, we look at what it means to be brave, simply obey what God has asked us to do, lead others through difficult situations, and stay faithful until the assignment is finished.

Where has fear convinced you to wait? Where have difficult conditions become an excuse for delayed obedience?

God has a next step for you. Take it.

Redemption was already paid for. Restoration is what you have to go dig up.

In this message, guest speaker Ryan Bush breaks down the difference between two words believers use interchangeably but shouldn't: redemption and restoration. Redemption is the finished work of the cross — a free gift you didn't earn and can't repeat. Restoration is different. It's physical, tangible, and it demands your participation. Using the story of Isaac re-digging his father's buried wells in Genesis 26, Ryan unpacks why the things you've lost — joy, confidence, health, peace, a dream you buried years ago — aren't gone. They're just covered up, waiting for you to start digging.

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0:00 Redemption vs Restoration

1:38 Restoration Demands Your Participation

4:07 Walking Free From Guilt and Shame

4:43 A Free Gift vs an Active Process

7:04 Restored in Greater Measure

8:20 From Doctrine to Conscious Reality

10:35 The Substance of Faith and Authority

16:35 What the Enemy Buried — And Why It Isn't Lost

22:00 Anxiety, Peace, and Divine Order

26:36 Pick Up the Shovel: Digging the Wells

33:40 Closing Prayer

Your negative thoughts aren't defeated with better thoughts — they're defeated with words.

In this message, Pastor Bill Scheer breaks down the connection between grace, humility, and a renewed mind — and why your words, not just your thoughts, carry spiritual authority. From temptation only lasting a few seconds to why "a door God closes, no man can open," this message walks through 2 Corinthians 5:17, Romans 12, and 2 Corinthians 9:8 to show what it means to live from a position of grace instead of striving. It closes with a challenge to stop praying "nickel-and-dime prayers" and start praying big.

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0:00 Welcome & how Guts Church started

1:25 Give no place to the devil

1:53 God resists the proud, gives grace to the humble

3:44 God owns the superlatives

5:19 Temptation only lasts 3 to 8 seconds

6:38 Get back into alignment with God

8:14 The timing of God is tied to trusting His Word

10:15 A new creation in Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17)

11:17 Renewed by the Word (Romans 12)

13:21 Grace changes your position, renewed mind changes how you live

16:37 My latter days will be greater than my former

17:53 Put off the old man, put on the new

20:24 A door no man can close

23:07 God is able (2 Corinthians 9:8)

27:11 Speak to the mountain

28:14 Praying multi-million dollar prayers

God's grace isn't just good news — it's too good to be true news.

In this message, Pastor Bill Scheer breaks down Ephesians 2, Romans 5, and John 1 to unpack what grace actually means: not something we earn, but something God has already done. From Paul's thorn in the flesh to the truth that "we're all in the same boat" no matter how far along we feel in our walk with God, this teaching is a practical, no-fluff look at grace, faith, and why you can stop comparing your progress to everyone else's. Pastor Bill closes with an altar call and a salvation prayer for anyone ready to make Jesus the Lord of their life.