This week at Mission Church, Guest Speaker Chasen Behrends takes us through Galatians 4:1-7 as we look at the cure for spiritual amnesia. Do we find ourselves in a season of forgetfulness where we have forgotten where we've come from, what God has done, and what we have to look forward to?

In this sermon, we see that the cure is to remember our adoption story: the truth that we were dead in our sins, God adopted us as His children, and has given us an eternal inheritance.

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This week at Mission Church, Guest Pastor Jason Battjes continues our series in the book of Matthew with a powerful message from Matthew 15:21-28. Jesus looks at a distraught, sinful woman and says, "Great is your faith." This leads to the question: How do we get a place where God looks at us and says, "Great is your faith"?

In this sermon, Pastor Jason walks us through this answer as we examine 4 lessons in great faith.

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This week at Mission Church, Pastor J.M. Lee continues our series in the book of Matthew with a powerful message from Matthew 14:34–15:20. In a world where outward religion often substitutes for real relationship with God, Jesus reminds us that what defiles a person is not what’s on the outside—but what comes from the heart.

Are we settling for clean hands while ignoring an unclean heart? Are we trusting in routines, traditions, and performance rather than Jesus Himself?
In this sermon, we see that Jesus doesn’t just expose the problem—He offers the only solution: a new heart, cleansed by grace and transformed by His Spirit.

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Even faithful followers of Jesus can face fear and doubt. In this week’s message, Pastor J.M. Lee walks us through Matthew 14:22–33, where we find Jesus sending His disciples into a storm — and then meeting them there with power and compassion. When Peter begins to sink, Jesus doesn’t scold him — He saves him. Because it’s not the size of our faith that matters — it’s the strength of our Savior. Take heart: I AM is with you.
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On Resurrection Sunday, we celebrate the most important event in all of history—the physical and victorious resurrection of Jesus Christ. In this message from Matthew 28:1–10, Pastor J.M. Lee shares why the resurrection is not just inspirational, but essential. Jesus conquered sin and death, and now calls all people to believe in Him and receive the gift of eternal life. The tomb is empty. The Savior lives. And everything changes because He rose.

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On Good Friday, we remember the scandalous and sacrificial death of Jesus Christ—our substitute and curse-bearer. In this message from Galatians 3:10–14, Pastor J.M. Lee answers the crucial question: What did Jesus do on the cross? More than an inspiring symbol or example, the cross reveals the depths of our need and the heights of Christ’s saving work. Jesus fulfilled the law, took our curse, and secured our redemption—so that by faith, we might receive the righteousness of God.

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On Palm Sunday, Jesus entered Jerusalem not as a warrior, but as a gentle King—riding on a donkey, fulfilling prophecy, and confronting the world with His claim to the throne. In this message from Matthew 21:1–11, Pastor John Lee challenges us to consider what kind of King Jesus truly is and how we will respond. Will we crown Him or crucify Him? This moment in Scripture forces a decision—and invites us into full surrender to the King who came not to conquer Rome, but to conquer sin and death.

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In this week's message from Matthew 14:13–21, Pastor John Lee walks us through the miraculous feeding of the five thousand, reminding us that Jesus doesn’t wait for us to be strong or ready—He simply invites us to bring what we have. Whether we feel overwhelmed, reluctant, or indifferent, the compassion of Christ meets us where we are and calls us into the mission of reaching others. Jesus is still multiplying what’s surrendered to Him. What might He do with your five loaves and two fish?

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This sermon from Mission Church explores the tension between human weakness and divine calling, as seen in the encounter between Herod and John the Baptist. While Herod was drawn to John's message, he was also ensnared by his own sin and fear of others. In contrast, John stood firm in the truth, even at great personal cost. Join us as we examine Matthew 14:1-13a and consider what it means to live with conviction in a world that tempts us to compromise.

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