This sermon explores the forgotten virtue of humility, contrasting it with pride and hubris that dominate much of modern culture. Through biblical examples like Naaman, Paul, and ultimately Jesus, the message emphasizes that humility positions us to receive God’s grace, align with Christ’s mission, defer personal preferences, and hold our plans loosely in faith. The call is clear: humility is not weakness, but strength rooted in dependence on God—and it's the essential posture for spiritual growth, leadership, and following Jesus daily.

This sermon launches a new series called Forgotten Virtues, focusing on restoring the lost value of living virtuously, starting with the virtue of honor. Pastor Mike Burnette emphasizes that honor is not the same as respect—while respect is earned, honor is given freely—and challenges believers to choose honor in how they treat God, His Word, those in authority, and all people. Ultimately, the message urges the church to reclaim honor as a defining trait of Christ-followers, motivated by the example of Jesus, who honored even those who crucified Him.

This week’s Step 3 of the Growth Track, “Take Your Next Step,” calls every person in the Church to discover how they can serve with purpose and make a real difference by joining the Dream Team. Building on the previous weeks of learning about the church’s mission and personal gifts, this message challenges the whole church to step into their God-given calling through clear next steps like salvation, small groups, baptism, and serving. With an emphasis on using your gifts to prepare hearts for the Word of God, the message reminds us that serving isn’t just helpful—it’s holy.

This sermon walks the congregation through Step 2 of the Growth Track, helping them discover their God-given personality and ministry strengths through tools like the DISC assessment and a spiritual gifts survey. The message emphasizes that every person has been uniquely made, gifted, and placed by God to serve with purpose and make a lasting difference in the church and the world.

This sermon kicked off a powerful three-week Growth Track series to help every member understand the church’s mission, vision, and core values while inviting them to officially belong, discover their purpose, and serve. This first step focused on clarifying the church’s structure, beliefs, and strategy, emphasizing connection through small groups, service through Dream Teams, and growth through discipleship. The ultimate goal is to lead people to become fully devoted followers of Jesus and prepare the church for exciting growth, including the launch of the new Tiny Town campus.

This sermon by Pastor Jarae emphasizes the transformative power of prayer, not as a performance, but as a relational, Kingdom-centered connection with God. Rooted in Jesus’ model from Matthew 6, it teaches believers to approach prayer through access to God’s presence, provision, forgiveness, and protection. Ultimately, it challenges the church to pray boldly and consistently—aligning with God’s will, standing in spiritual authority, and walking in the freedom and victory already secured through Christ.

This sermon emphasizes that life and relationships change with time, but our mission to follow Christ must remain steady. Drawing from Paul’s final words in 2 Timothy, it highlights how Paul stayed faithful despite betrayal, abandonment, and suffering—trusting God fully and continuing to invest in others. The message ends by challenging listeners to remain faithful, trust God in pain, and finish life not with regret, but with grace.

This sermon urges believers to deeply commit to God’s Word by reading it daily, loving it, trusting it, and living by it, emphasizing that Scripture is God-breathed and essential for spiritual growth and direction. Drawing from 2 Timothy 4, it challenges both pastors and the entire church to boldly preach and live out the Bible, remaining discerning and faithful even when truth becomes unpopular. Ultimately, it calls every follower of Christ to live fully for Jesus with endurance and focus, aiming to finish life’s race strong and receive the eternal reward from Him.

This sermon emphasizes the importance of living a godly life by following strong spiritual examples, especially in a culture that often pushes against biblical values. It challenges believers to stand firm in their faith, grow through trials, and stay anchored in God’s unchanging Word. Ultimately, it calls the church to be equipped by Scripture, live with conviction, and press forward—against the wind.

In this sermon “Staying Vigilant in Troubled Times” urges believers to remain spiritually alert amid a morally chaotic and deceptive culture that reflects the warnings in 2 Timothy 3. Pastor Willie emphasizes the danger of counterfeit faith and worldly influences—especially through technology—and calls Christians to pursue genuine transformation through God’s power, not just religious appearances. Ultimately, the message challenges individuals, especially parents and spiritual leaders, to guard their homes, choose godly influences, and live differently as part of God’s called-out people.