Everyone had a label for David.

His father saw a delivery boy.

His brothers saw a distraction.

Saul saw a youth.

Goliath saw a stick.

But while the world tried to define David by labels, God had already named him by purpose.

In this message, Labeled, But Not Limited, we look at the story of David and Goliath and discover how labels—spoken by people, placed by our past, or even embraced by ourselves—do not have the power to limit what God has called us to do.

Before David ever defeated the giant, he first rejected the labels.

If you’ve ever felt boxed in, underestimated, or defined by something other than God’s voice, this message is for you.

Before the people of Israel rebuilt the temple, they rebuilt the altar.

Before the work of their hands, there was the posture of their hearts.

In Ezra 3, we see a powerful reminder: before they built, they bowed.

They didn’t start with plans, tools, or structures, they started with worship.

This message is a reminder for our church today. God is the One who builds His church, not us. Our call is not to strive, rush, or perform, but to bow in surrender, reverence, and obedience as He works.

As God builds, we bow.

When Solomon declared, “There is nothing new under the sun,” he was speaking from human wisdom and earthly perspective. But what Solomon could not see was what God was about to reveal. He couldn’t see a virgin birth. He couldn’t see God wrapping Himself in flesh. He couldn’t see a new covenant, a new commandment, or a new creation in Christ.

In this message, we journey from the wisdom of Ecclesiastes to the revelation of Jesus Christ and discover how God fulfilled what humanity could never imagine. What Solomon saw as repetitive and hopeless, God transformed through Christ—making all things new.

Have you ever felt like life handed you something you never asked for? In this message, Guest Speaker Pastor Jerry West walks through Jacob’s story in Genesis 29—expecting Rachel but waking up to Leah—and shows how God can use our unwanted moments to birth unexpected blessings. Leah, overlooked and unloved, becomes the mother of Judah and part of Jesus’ lineage. If you’re facing disappointment, challenges, or unmet expectations, this sermon is a reminder that God can turn your “Leah moments” into purpose and praise. Watch now and be encouraged!

In this sermon, Pastor Josh Ipock teaches from Paul’s words in 1 Thessalonians and reminds us that gratitude isn’t seasonal—it’s spiritual. We’re called to be thankful before the answer comes, during the affliction, and after God brings us through.

In this powerful message, Evangelist Jonathan Hudson walks us through the book of Acts and shows us the clear, biblical pattern for receiving the Holy Spirit. Just as the early church experienced in Acts, God is still pouring out His Spirit today—and He is calling His people to show the way to a world that is hungry, searching, and desperate for truth.

Jesus said, “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.” But how do we actually reach people for Christ? In this message, Pastor Josh shares a simple but powerful truth — the best way to catch a fish is to go fishing!

It’s not about fancy bait or perfect timing — it’s about showing up, casting the net, and letting God do the work. Discover how faith, obedience, and action lead to souls being reached and lives being changed.

From the very beginning, God’s heart has always been for all nations. The gospel was never meant to be limited to one people or one place — it was meant to reach the ends of the earth. In this message, Pastor Josh reminds us that the Church is called to reflect the heart of God — a heart that loves every tribe, tongue, and nation. Heaven will be filled with the sound of every language worshiping the same Name, Jesus Christ!

In this message, Pastor Josh shares a personal story about his family that reminded him of the simple, powerful truth of having childlike faith. Sometimes life’s challenges make us overthink, worry, or try to control what only God can handle. But Jesus calls us to trust like a child — to believe, rest, and depend on Him completely. Be encouraged to let go of fear and rediscover the wonder of trusting God with a childlike heart.

We live in a generation that has lost its reverence for God — but true wisdom, power, and blessing begin with the fear of the Lord. In this message, Pastor Josh Ipock reminds us that the fear of God isn’t about being afraid of Him; it’s about standing in awe, honor, and holy respect for who He is. When we restore the fear of the Lord, we restore His presence, His order, and His glory in our lives.

📖 “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.” — Proverbs 9:10