In this message, we explore the often-overlooked New Testament book of Philemon and reveals how true freedom is found through forgiveness rather than fighting for what we're owed. Teaching through Philemon 1:1–25, this sermon unpacks biblical forgiveness, reconciliation, Christian freedom, and the transforming power of the gospel. If you're struggling with bitterness, offense, broken relationships, or wondering what the Bible says about forgiveness and freedom, this message offers practical, Christ-centered hope. Discover why following Jesus' example of grace leads to the only kind of freedom that truly lasts.

In the final week of our "Dangerous Prayers" series, Pastor Kerry Davison challenges us to pray one last life-changing prayer: "Make Me Bold." Through Acts 4:13–31, this sermon explores where true biblical boldness comes from, the difference between cultural boldness and Christ-centered boldness, and how spending time with Jesus transforms the way we live, love, and speak. If you've ever wondered how to stand firm in your faith without becoming harsh or argumentative, this message offers practical encouragement for living with humility, courage, and grace. Whether you're searching for a sermon on Acts 4, Christian boldness, sharing your faith, or what it means to be transformed by Jesus, this message points us back to the example of Peter and John—ordinary people who changed the world because they had been with Jesus.

In Week 4 of our “Dangerous Prayers” series, Pastor Chris Book explores the life-changing prayer, “Lord, Speak to Me,” and why hearing God's voice requires courage, action, and spiritual attentiveness. Drawing from passages including Genesis 2, Ephesians 6:4, 1 Timothy 6:12, 1 Peter 2:9, and Joshua 24:15, this message addresses biblical manhood, spiritual leadership, fatherhood, discipleship, and the crisis of passive faith in today's culture. Pastor Chris challenges men to embrace their God-given roles as husbands, fathers, warriors, builders, priests, and prophets while rejecting cultural passivity and pursuing God's calling with conviction. This message is especially helpful for fathers, husbands, young men, church leaders, and anyone seeking to hear God's voice and live with greater spiritual purpose and courage.

In Week 3 of our “Dangerous Prayers” series, Pastor Chad Murphy explores the powerful prayer, “Send Me,” and what it means to fully surrender your life to God’s purposes. Through Isaiah 6:1–8, this message examines Isaiah’s encounter with the holiness of God, his recognition of personal sin, the transforming power of God’s grace, and his willingness to answer God’s call. This sermon addresses questions about discovering God’s purpose, responding to God’s calling, and overcoming the fear of surrendering control. Whether you're seeking direction, wrestling with obedience, or wondering how God can use your life for His kingdom, this message will challenge and encourage you to pray one of the most life-changing prayers in Scripture: “Here I am. Send me.”

In Week 2 of our “Dangerous Prayers” series, Pastor Chad Murphy explores the powerful prayer, “Break My Heart,” and what it means to ask God to break our hearts for the things that break His. Looking at Matthew 25:31–46 and Galatians 6:2, this message reveals God's deep concern for the hurting, vulnerable, forgotten, and overlooked, and challenges believers to respond with compassion and action. Whether you're searching for a sermon on serving others, Christian compassion, caring for the poor, or what Jesus teaches about helping those in need, this message offers biblical insight and practical application. This sermon is for anyone who wants to grow in Christlike love, carry one another's burdens, and become the hands and feet of Jesus in a broken world.

In Week 1 of our “Dangerous Prayers” series, Pastor Chad Murphy explores the life-changing prayer, “Search Me, God.” Looking at Psalm 139:23–24 and Jeremiah 17:9, this message challenges us to invite God to examine our hearts, reveal hidden sin, expose spiritual blind spots, and transform the way we think and live. If you've ever struggled with anxiety, pride, self-deception, or feeling stuck in unhealthy patterns, this sermon offers biblical insight into how God brings healing, conviction, and lasting spiritual growth. Discover why the most dangerous prayers are often the most transformative prayers and how surrendering to God's search can lead to freedom, repentance, and deeper faith in Jesus.

In the final week of our “Thriving In Exile” series, Pastor Mike Lotzer explores the biblical command to remember and what it means to remain faithful to God while living in a broken and distracted world. Teaching from Jeremiah 29 along with passages from Jeremiah 2, Ezekiel 36, and 1 Peter 2, this Memorial Day message addresses spiritual exhaustion, suffering, anxiety, cultural pressure, and the hope of God’s faithfulness in seasons of exile. Pastor Mike shares how God uses hardship to shape our hearts, deepen our trust, and grow us in spiritual maturity through a relationship with Jesus Christ. This message is for anyone wrestling with discouragement, numbness, grief, cynicism, or wondering how to keep following God faithfully in difficult seasons.

In this special baptism Sunday message from Week 6 of our “Thriving in Exile” series, Pastor Mike Lotzer explores what it means to be spiritually alive in a broken world. Teaching from Romans 6, this sermon unpacks the biblical meaning of baptism, freedom from sin, and how following Jesus transforms our identity and allegiance. Whether you’re exploring Christian baptism, struggling with sin, or wondering what it means to live as a faithful Christian in today’s culture, this message offers hope, clarity, and a powerful reminder that through Jesus, the old life is gone and a new life begins. This sermon is especially meaningful for anyone considering baptism, renewing their faith, or searching for deeper spiritual transformation through Christ.

In Week 5 of our “Thriving in Exile” series, Pastor Mike Lotzer explores what it means to live with public courage and private faithfulness in a culture that opposes God’s truth. Through the stories of Elijah and Obadiah in 1 Kings 18, this message examines how followers of Jesus can remain faithful in hostile environments, raise resilient children, and stand firm against spiritual opposition. This sermon speaks directly to parents, mothers, spiritual leaders, and anyone trying to follow Christ faithfully in a culture that feels increasingly distant from biblical values. If you’ve ever searched for a sermon on courage, parenting in today’s culture, spiritual resilience, or trusting God in difficult times, this message offers biblical encouragement and practical wisdom.

In Week 4 of our “Thriving in Exile” series, Pastor Chad Murphy explores what it means to keep trusting God when faith feels lonely, exhausting, and overwhelming. Teaching from 1 Kings 19, this message follows the prophet Elijah after his victory on Mount Carmel as he falls into fear, discouragement, burnout, and despair. This sermon speaks directly to anyone battling spiritual exhaustion, anxiety, depression, doubt, or the feeling that they are carrying their faith alone in a shifting culture. If you’ve ever searched for a sermon on loneliness, Christian encouragement during hard seasons, Elijah in the wilderness, or how to trust God when you feel alone, this message offers hope, perspective, and the reminder that God meets us in our weakness and never leaves us isolated.