In this message, Pastor Stephen unpacks what Jesus teaches about stewardship and generosity - reminding us that when God owns it all, everything shifts. We learn how to trust Jesus with our resources, manage what’s in our hands wisely, and live with the kind of open-handed faith that impacts every part of life.

Luke 12

Everyone’s chasing “the good life”—more money, more freedom, more stuff. But Jesus flipped that idea upside down when He said, “It’s more blessed to give than to receive.” In this message, Pastor Stephen unpacks what Jesus really taught about money, generosity, and the kind of life that actually leads to joy. You’ll see why true freedom isn’t found in getting more; it’s found in giving more.

Matthew 6:19-24

Home Church just turned one! 🎉 In this anniversary message, Pastors Stephen and Laura remind us that the church isn’t a building—it’s people with big faith, big sacrifice, and big hearts. Year two is about stretching wider, trusting deeper, and believing that the best is still ahead. The word for this season: Think Big.

Ephesus was the New Orleans of the ancient world—diverse, coastal, creative, and powerful. The Gospel didn’t just survive there; it thrived and flipped the city upside down. In A Case Study: Ephesus, Pastor Stephen unpacks how a church that once sparked revival later drifted from its first love—and what Jesus’ words in Revelation still mean for us today. It’s a reminder that faith isn’t just about right beliefs or good habits; it’s about a heart that burns for God. Maybe it’s time to clear out the buildup, rediscover what stirred you at first, and fall in love with Jesus again.

Acts 19; Revelation 2:1-5

In this message, Pastor Stephen closes out the book of Ephesians with Paul’s final instruction — to pray. Prayer isn’t just another discipline; it’s the lifeline of the believer and the greatest weapon we have against the enemy. It’s how we stand firm, stay grounded, and see the Kingdom advance. Discover why prayer isn’t just the way forward — it’s the destination.

Too many Christians live with “stinkin thinkin.” Our thought processes create our identity, which should be a reflection of our salvation and the security we have in Christ. But, oftentimes we continue to live with our earthly issues and failures, letting them lead our lives. The sword of the spirit is for when we, as believers, move from the defensive to the offensive. It’s the very word of God given to us to use as a weapon against the enemy. In this message, Pastor Stephen teaches us how to think differently about ourselves and our lives through our salvation in Jesus and you’ll discover what the sword of the spirit is and how we can utilize it!

What is your first line of protection against the attacks of the enemy? Faith. Faith is not a feeling. Faith is a choice. In this message, Pastor Stephen gives us 3 ways to develop and use our faith, so we can live in the fullness of everything God has for us. 

Ephesians 6:15

When our peace comes from our Savior, we can stand firm. But, when our peace is based on our situations, we stumble and fall. Peace should be the default of every believer. Pastor Stephen encourages individuals to receive peace from Jesus and to make peace wherever they go. If you’ve struggled with fear, anxiety, worry, or depression, this is a message for you. If you've been in conflict, had relationship struggles, or experienced social tension, this is a word for you. 

One of the greatest areas in our lives the enemy loves to attack is our righteousness. Righteousness guards the most vital parts of our lives, which makes it a prime target. In this message, Jessie teaches us what righteousness is and how we can daily live it out. 

Jessie Davis Pastors at One City Church in Denver, Colorado. 

Ephesians 6:14

Luke 8:26-29

​​When you’re in the middle of spiritual warfare, the enemy always comes with deceit and lies. He is the master of deception. Truth is what stabilizes the believer, bringing peace, hope for the future, and rest in the promises of God. If you’ve been battling discouragement, anxiety, and fear, listen now. 

Ephesians 6:14