In January 1984, President Ronald Reagan issued a presidential proclamation to create National Sanctity of Human Life Day, which is usually celebrated on the third Sunday of January. Each year, pastors and churches across the United States use this day to bring awareness to the attacks against human life through the abortion industry.

Join us for a special presentation from Kenneth Aycock from Families 4 Families, a faith-based foster care agency committed to connecting local churches with loving families to care for children in Georgia’s foster system. Together, we’ll learn of the many ways people can get involved in foster care and ask, “What can we say ‘yes’ to today?”

In this teaching by Pastor Dobbs, he ministers from Hebrews 11:8 on learning how to be content in the faith. Pastor Dobbs teaches what faith is and what can hinder someone from growing in their faith. Please enjoy this timely message for all believers.

Scripture: Hebrews 11:8 - By faith Abraham obeyed when he was called to go out to the place which he would receive as an inheritance. And he went out, not knowing where he was going.

In this teaching by Pastor Dobbs, he ministers from Hebrews 11:8 on learning how to be content in the faith. Pastor Dobbs teaches what faith is and what can hinder someone from growing in their faith. Please enjoy this timely message for all believers.

Scripture: Hebrews 11:8 - By faith Abraham obeyed when he was called to go out to the place which he would receive as an inheritance. And he went out, not knowing where he was going.

Why God Uses Faithful People Who Refuse to Move

Sometimes obedience doesn’t look like progress. Sometimes faith doesn’t feel victorious.

And sometimes standing still feels like failure.

In UNC020, Jon Ellis speaks directly to believers who didn’t quit, didn’t compromise, and didn’t

walk away, but still feel stuck because nothing has changed.

Using Exodus 14 and the moment Israel stood trapped at the Red Sea, this episode reframes

waiting as positioning, not punishment. You’ll learn why standing can be the most obedient

move you make, why silence doesn’t mean God is absent, and how God often moves only after

obedience removes every other option.

If you’re faithful but frustrated…

If you’re obeying but exhausted…

If you’re standing and wondering if it even matters…

This episode will help you understand what God is doing while you wait—and why positioned

people always see God move.

Standing still can feel like failure, but in the Kingdom, it’s often positioning.

In UNC020, Jon Ellis explains why obedience doesn’t always produce immediate results, how

waiting can actually be alignment, and why God moves on behalf of those who refuse to panic

their way out of position.

If you’re still faithful but questioning everything, this episode is for you.

Today Joseph Bronner shares with us an inspirational teaching on the importance of true worship.

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Today Joseph Bronner shares with us an inspirational teaching on the importance of true worship.

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Some of you think you’re stuck, but you’re not stuck. You’re standing.

And standing is exactly what the enemy hoped you’d stop doing.

In this episode of The Uncommon Christian Podcast, Jon Ellis speaks directly to the believer

who obeyed God, stood firm, and refused to compromise, but is now growing tired of doing the

right thing with no visible results.

Drawing from Ephesians 6:13, Galatians 6:9, and the example of Jesus in Gethsemane, this

episode reveals why standing isn’t passive, why endurance is spiritual warfare, and how

pressure is often the enemy’s strategy when temptation fails.

If you’ve been faithful, tired, and wondering if obedience is still worth it, this episode is for you.

You’re not weak.

You’re not losing.

You’re not faithless.

You’re standing, and God is not finished.

You’re not stuck, you’re standing.

In this episode, Jon Ellis explains why endurance is warfare, why weariness isn’t failure, and

how God uses believers who refuse to quit. If you’re tired of doing the right thing and wondering

if obedience still matters, this episode will steady your faith.

In this teaching by Pastor Dobbs, he ministers from Philippians 4:11 on learning how to be content. He teaches from the life of Job who went through a horrific trial but after he got the news of the different tragedies that happened to him, he chose to worship and bless the name of the Lord. We can learn how to be content and we can learn from the life of Job.

Scripture: Philippians 4:11- Not that I speak in regard to need, for I have learned in whatever state I am, to be content.

Last week, we began a series called Overflow, which stems from one word the Lord spoke to Pastor John in December: full. Jesus said the enemy only comes to steal, kill, and destroy, but He came to bring us a full and abundant life. Jesus also said that what fills you up on the inside will make its way to the surface for all to see. From the overflow of the heart, the mouth speaks, and from the root of the tree, the fruit is produced.

The overflow of our lives — the things we say and do — is directly connected to what fills us. In the time of the year when people do some self-reflection and are most likely to try to make changes in their lives, the goal is to not focus too much on the outside stuff. What you see is not the problem; it’s the symptom. If you want the overflow of your life to look different, you’re going to have to see what fills your soul. We started off talking about being full of love; this week’s message is Full of Joy.

Today we'll conclude our prayer series on Paul's prayers. Pray these everyday and you'll experience miraculous results in your walk of faith.

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