Impact Church

Sabbath is demonstrated from the very beginning of the world. But sabbath is not about stopping productivity - it’s about stopping to remember who really sustains our lives. Sabbath is the resistance against hurry and trust in God’s provision.

One of the biggest threats to our spiritual growth isn’t sin or the devil, it is hurry. Most people live lives that are too busy to live emotionally healthy and spiritually vibrant. What is the solution? It is exactly what Jesus preached and modeled: Slowing down.

Advent - Week 4

Joy isn’t the same as happiness—it's deeper, stronger, and rooted in God’s presence, not our circumstances. In this Advent message, discover how gratitude for what God has done and hope for what He will do leads us to a joy we can actually choose and truly live in.

Christmas is supposed to be a season of peace… but for most of us, it feels more like stress, noise, and pressure. So why did the angels announce “peace on earth” at the birth of Jesus? And is real peace even possible in 2025? In this message, we look at Jesus as the Prince of Peace—the One who gives us peace with God and the peace of God. Discover why peace isn’t found in control, circumstances, or perfection, but in surrender to the One who holds it all. This week, learn how to stop striving, start trusting, and experience the peace your soul has been searching for.

This sermon explores the true meaning of Advent as a season of waiting, reminding us that our hope is found not in circumstances but in the person of Jesus. By looking at “hope deferred,” God’s perfect timing, and the promise that Christ is coming again, we learn how to anchor our hearts in a hope that never fails.

Many Christians know the Great Commission but never live it out. This sermon unpacks how Jesus chose the unlikely, trained them through everyday life, and calls us to do the same: be with Jesus, become like Jesus, and join Him in His mission.

In a world that says all paths lead to God, Jesus makes an exclusive and life-changing claim: “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” This message unpacks why Jesus isn’t just one of many ways, but the only way to truly know God, find truth, and experience real life.

When life feels hopeless and fear takes over, Jesus’ words still speak: “Don’t be afraid; just believe.” Faith in who Jesus is—not just what He can do—gives us hope, peace, and courage in life’s most hopeless moments.

When Jesus fed the five thousand, the crowd wanted more than a meal — they wanted a king. But Jesus didn’t come just to fill their stomachs; He came to fill their souls. In this message, we look at what it really means for Jesus to be the Bread of Life — the true source, sustainer, and satisfaction of our lives. Don’t settle for temporary bread when the Bread of Life is being offered to you.