In A Call to Discern, Pastor Stevan Sheets launches the Truth Filters series with a timely reminder that not everything that looks or sounds spiritual is rooted in truth. Drawing from 1 John 4 and Matthew 7, he challenges believers to test every message and trust the Holy Spirit as our guide in a world filled with half-truths and deception. This message calls the Church to grow in holy discernment and anchor all things in the real Jesus.

In the final message of the This is My (Missionary) Story series, Pastor Stevan Sheets challenges Hyde Wesleyan Church to see missions not as a program but as the heartbeat of God. Preaching from 2 Corinthians 5, he reminds us that we are Christ’s ambassadors—reconciled to be reconcilers—and that through Faith Promise giving, we actively join God's ongoing mission in Clearfield and around the world.

In week 3 of This is My (Missionary) Story, Bobbie Johnson shares a deeply personal testimony of surrender, calling, and God’s faithfulness through life’s trials. From spiritual coasting to embracing her identity as a missionary “by location,” Bobbie reminds us that our everyday stories can carry eternal impact—if we’re willing to let God use them.

In week 2 of our This is My (Missionary) Story series, missionary Sabrina H. shares powerful stories of God’s faithfulness and transformation in the Czech Republic—one of the most atheistic nations in the world. From choir invitations to camp conversions and cross-cultural friendships, Sabrina reminds us that God is working through every “yes” we give Him, wherever we are in the world.

Pastor Stevan Sheets launches the series “This Is My (Missionary) Story” by reminding us that every believer is called to be on mission right where they are. Rooted in Acts 1:8, this message highlights how God’s mission moves forward through personal testimony, and that our everyday lives are the platform for sharing His story.

In this powerful message, Pastor Angel unpacks Jesus’ life-altering question from Matthew 16:13–17: “Who do you say that I am?” Challenging listeners to move beyond secondhand opinions and encounter Christ personally, this sermon invites a transformational response that redefines identity, purpose, and eternal destiny.

In the final message of the Yes, But Theology series, Pastor Stevan Sheets unpacks the cultural cliché "All roads lead to God," clarifying that while every life ends at God’s throne, not every path leads to life. Pointing to Jesus as the only road to salvation, this powerful sermon calls us to reject passive hope and walk boldly in the truth of the gospel.

In this message, Pastor Stevan Sheets challenges the popular phrase, “God just wants me to be happy,” exposing it as a half-truth that distorts God’s greater purpose. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 2, Jeremiah 17, and John 15, he shows that while God is not against our happiness, His ultimate goal is our holiness — and only in Him do we find true and lasting joy.

In this message from the Yes, But Theology series, Pastor Stevan challenges the familiar phrase, “Everything happens for a reason,” revealing its lack of biblical foundation. Rooted in Romans 8:28 and the story of Joseph, the sermon reminds us that while not everything is God's will, God can redeem every circumstance—and our true hope is found in His presence, not in easy answers.

In this message from the Yes, but... theology series, Pastor Stevan Sheets challenges the familiar phrase, "We've never done it that way before," through the lens of Acts 15 and the early church’s tension with change. With humor and clarity, he reminds us that while God's mission never changes, our methods must—always keeping Jesus at the center.