In this powerful episode of Spiritual Leadership with Landon Schott, Landon is joined by Pastor Josh McPherson, the founding pastor of Gray City Church and leader of Stronger Man Nation. They delve deep into the detrimental effects of the spirit of offense on personal and spiritual growth. They discuss the importance of fostering an unoffendable culture within the church and share personal stories of overcoming betrayal and offense through forgiveness. The episode explores how harboring unforgiveness invites demonic activity and stunts spiritual growth, while forgiveness invites God's blessing and presence. The conversation ends with a heartfelt prayer for listeners to release any bitterness and be filled with God's grace and blessing.

Pastor Sean Gleason’s message “Do Not Covet” teaches that coveting is a heart issue that pulls us away from God’s love and fuels jealousy, competition, and selfish ambition. Using the story of the Samaritan woman at the well, he shows how misplaced desire leads to emptiness until we find fulfillment in Jesus, the living water. The cure for coveting is daily encounters with God, humility, and delighting in Him—because when we find satisfaction in His radical love, we need nothing else.

In this powerful message from Pastor Landon Schott, we continue The X Commandments series by uncovering the spiritual weight of the fifth commandment—“Honor your father and mother.” Learn how honor unlocks blessing, protection, and longevity in your life, and how dishonor opens the door to rebellion, broken families, and spiritual warfare.

Pastor Landon exposes the difference between biblical honor and cultural rebellion, revealing how the way you treat your parents—and your children—reflects your heart toward God. You’ll discover:

•Why honoring your parents is foundational to all of society

•The dangers of rebellion and how it partners with witchcraft

•The difference between loving discipline and abusive control

•How to lead your home with both authority and affection

•The generational blessings that flow from honor

Whether you’re a parent, a child, or a spiritual leader, this message will challenge you to bring your home into divine order and experience the reward of honor.

In The Ten Commandments: Do Not Steal, Aaron Christopherson teaches that stealing goes far beyond possessions—it’s taking what God didn’t give. Drawing from Joshua 7, Malachi 3, and John 10, he reveals how we can steal from God, others, and ourselves by robbing trust, time, worship, and obedience. Every act of theft reflects a lack of trust in God’s provision. To radically love God is to trust Him fully and refuse to take what isn’t ours—choosing repentance over repetition.

In this powerful episode of Holy Disruption, Pastor Les Cody interviews Heather and Landon Schott as they continue discussing their personal testimonies of church abuse. They reflect on the signs of an unhealthy church environment, how to handle spiritual abuse, and what real accountability looks like. The Schotts share heartfelt advice on forgiving those who have wronged you, the importance of submission to God, and how to find genuine healing and restoration. They stress the significance of remaining in the presence of God and the essential role of spiritual accountability. Whether you've experienced church hurt or are seeking to understand the dynamics of spiritual leadership, this episode offers invaluable insights and encouragement.

In this message, Pastor Dehavilland Ford powerfully unpacks the ninth command “Do not bear false witness,” showing that it’s more than avoiding lies—it’s a call to embody God’s truth in every part of life. He explains that deception partners with the enemy, the father of lies, while truth aligns us with the heart of God. Bearing false witness isn’t just speaking what’s false but also staying silent when truth must be spoken. Pastor Dehavilland Ford challenges believers to reject cultural deception, live with radical honesty, and boldly reflect Jesus—the Way, the Truth, and the Life—through their words, actions, and witness to a generation desperate for truth.

In this message Ps.Kaily Morrow address how trustworthy we are towards God. There are multiple ways as humans we have stolen from people and from God! One of the main ways we steal from God is by not tithing and we let the spirit of Mammon which is the spirit that rests on money influence us. We also tend to steal glory from God and give ourselves the credit when God shows up! We don't need to steal from God because he wants to give us an inheritance! 

In a world that’s constantly redefining truth, God is calling His people back to Himself—the Source of all Truth. In this message, we dive deep into the commandment “Do not bear false witness” and uncover how easily we can partner with deception—about others, about God, and even about ourselves.

From subtle propaganda to cultural redefinitions of words like “marriage,” “gender,” and “truth,” Pastor ___ exposes how the enemy is waging war on the Truth and how believers must respond. You’ll learn how to encounter the God of Truth daily, break unholy alliances with lies, and steward Truth in your inner man so you can embody it in every part of your life.

This message will challenge you to examine what voices you’ve been listening to, what “truths” you’ve been believing, and how to walk in freedom through the Spirit of Truth, Jesus Christ—the One who still crushes the head of the serpent.

In this message based on Revelation 12, Dr. Malachi A. O'Brien challenges us to declare war on the lies that hold us captive and reject the powerlessness of a victim mentality. God is calling you out of your comfort zone and into a life consumed by His purpose. It's not a casual invitation—it's a radical summons to walk in victory. Will you answer?

In this week's sermon from Mercy Culture Austin, Pastor Seth Morrow teaches from Mark 2:23–28 and Exodus 20 to show that the Sabbath is a gift made for us, not against us. In the Year of Radical Love, Pastor Seth shares six reasons God gave the Sabbath and offers practical ways to keep it holy: prepare, truly rest, reflect, and listen for God’s voice. This message invites you to let Jesus be Lord of your Sabbath and trade striving for His rest.