Have you ever been corrected by a parent, coach, or boss and only later realized it was love shaping you into who you were meant to become? God works the same way. This week, Pastor Jess Strickland shares in his message Christ, the Lamb, how the judgment and wrath of God at work in our lives isn’t punishment, but an act of love—destroying what would eventually cause harm so the Christ within can fully live through our lives. Even when it’s hard to see, His presence is breaking chains, restoring what’s built on Him, and filling even the lowliest places with hope. Press play now!

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Have you ever felt God nudging you to surrender something that you deeply wanted– a promotion, a vacation, or even that purchase you’ve been saving for? Hear this: it’s not loss; it’s the beginning of provision. In his message A Sacrifice, a Sanctuary, and a Savior, guest speaker Pastor Julian Lowe reminds us that true worship begins with offering back to God what He has already provided. From Abraham to David to Solomon, Scripture shows that provision is released when we ascend the “mountain of the Lord” with faith, surrender, and a willingness to let go of what we’d rather keep. Our tithes and sacrifices aren’t about what’s in our hands, but about our allegiance, trust, and knowing God as Jehovah Jireh, the One who meets us where we obey. And when we choose the mountain of sacrifice, God meets us there, turning faithfulness into fruitfulness. Press play now! 

What kind of David are you– one whose enthusiasm fades with circumstances, or one who stays joyful in the midst of them? In his sermon Enthusiasm, guest speaker Pastor Samuel De Sousa Jr. reminds us that true enthusiasm– éntheos— doesn’t come from what’s around us, but from who is within us. Like David, we’re called to trust, worship, and walk with God daily. “The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want…. He restores my soul.”  Stay rooted in His presence and let your enthusiasm overflow. Press play now!

Have you ever questioned if you’re really where God has called you? Maybe you’ve thought, “If only God would call me somewhere else, then I could really be used.” But what if the place you’re in right now is exactly where He wants to use you? In his sermon Be the Jonah, Pastor Jess Strickland reminds us that, like Jonah, it can feel easier to run from hard places—but God has planted us with purpose: to advocate, to carry burdens, and to speak His hope. Just as Jonah was sent to Nineveh, we too are sent to bring Jesus to the world around us. Listen now!

Have you ever searched for peace, only to realize the harder you hold on, the further it feels? This week in his sermon Peace to You, guest speaker Pastor Mike Servello reminds us that true peace– shalom– is found in Jesus. When we surrender our anxieties, our striving, and our need to control, His peace not only transforms us but overflows into the world around us. Press play and discover the peace Jesus is offering today!

Have you ever faced suffering where your first instinct was to run? Maybe all you could think about is how quickly you could escape. Yet, what if the point of suffering isn’t to flee, but rather the very thing calling us to stay? This week in her sermon Salvation Rumbling, Pastor Jerushah Tanner shares through the story of Paul and Silas how God is turning the sufferings into salvations seen– right here, right now. Press play!

Where do you need Jesus to open the way for you? Maybe it's financial freedom. Maybe it's healing. Maybe it's a breakthrough in a place you've been waiting. Hear this: an open door isn't what changes your life—it's what Jesus is doing in and through you. This week in his sermon Open Doors Don't Lie, Pastor Jess Strickland reminds us that just because a door is open, it doesn't mean we're meant to walk through it. Instead, it’s an invitation to surrender to Him—an opportunity to pause, seek Him, and walk only in His will.  Listen here as we wait upon the Lord.

Have you ever felt jealousy take root in your heart—envy and self-focus stealing the spotlight when you know they shouldn’t? In his sermon Rushed Upon, Pastor Jess Strickland unpacks the story of David to show how true victory comes when evil is driven out and Jesus takes His rightful place. He reminds us that it’s a call to take up our cross daily and trade building our own kingdom for living in His. Laying down the spear to not let evil reside in our heart, but rather pick up the harp and offer a sacrifice of praise. Press play now and step into the freedom only He can bring.