April 5th, 2026 | Easter Sunday | 1 Corinthians 15

What happens when we die—and can we actually be certain?In this powerful Easter message, Pastor Todd Kaunitz explores what he calls the inescapable question: How can we know for sure that we will go to heaven? While many try to ignore death, trust in their own goodness, or adopt vague spiritual beliefs, none of these paths provide real peace or certainty.Walking through 1 Corinthians 15, this episode centers on the foundation of the Christian faith—the death and resurrection of Jesus. Pastor Todd unpacks three life-altering truths: Jesus really died for our sins, Jesus truly rose from the grave, and through Him, we can be made spiritually alive both now and forever.The resurrection isn’t just a hopeful idea—it’s the proof that sin has been paid for in full and that death does not have the final word. Because of this, we don’t have to live in fear or uncertainty. We can live with confidence, courage, and a secure hope for eternity.This message will challenge you to honestly answer the question: How certain am I? And it invites you to find lasting assurance not in what you’ve done—but in what Jesus has already finished.

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April 5th, 2026 | Easter Sunday | 1 Corinthians 15

What’s going to happen when you die?

It’s the question no one can avoid—and the one that matters more than anything else. In this Easter message, Pastor Matt Darby challenges us to honestly evaluate our answer: On a scale of 1–10, how certain are you that you’re going to heaven?

While most people believe in heaven, there’s no clear agreement on how to get there. Some trust in being a good person. Others follow a personal or spiritual path. But according to Scripture, there is only one way to have true certainty.

Walking through 1 Corinthians 15, Pastor Matt unpacks the foundation of the gospel and what it means for your eternity. You’ll discover three essential truths: Jesus really died for our sins, Jesus truly rose from the grave, and Jesus actually transforms lives today. The cross is the payment—but the empty tomb is the receipt that proves it’s been paid in full.

This message goes beyond belief as an idea and presses into transformation as evidence. Because when you encounter the risen Jesus, you don’t stay the same. New life begins now—and it carries into eternity.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your faith is real, whether you’ve done enough, or where you truly stand with God, this message will help you move from uncertainty to confidence.

You don’t have to guess.
You don’t have to hope.
In Jesus, you can know.

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April 5th | Easter Sunday | 1 Corinthians 15

On a scale of 1–10… how certain are you that you’re going to heaven?

In this compelling Easter message, Pastor Payton Coker tackles one of the most important—and unavoidable—questions every person must face: What happens when I die, and how can I really know where I’m going? While most people believe in heaven, there’s no clear agreement on how to get there. Is it about being a good person? Being spiritual? Or is there something more certain?

Walking through 1 Corinthians 15, Pastor Payton points to the only true foundation for confidence: the gospel of Jesus Christ. This message unpacks four essential truths—Jesus really died for our sins, Jesus really rose from the grave, Jesus really transforms our lives, and we must truly stand in Him.

The cross is the payment. The empty tomb is the receipt. And a transformed life is the evidence.

This isn’t just about having a “ticket to heaven”—it’s about being made alive right now. When someone encounters the risen Jesus, everything changes. Old patterns break, new desires form, and a real, lasting hope takes root.

If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt, wondered if you’ve done enough, or questioned where you stand with God, this message will challenge you to answer honestly—and show you how you can move from uncertainty to complete confidence.

You don’t have to live at a 6, 7, or 8.
Through Jesus, you can be a 10.

March 29th, 2026 | No Other Gospel | Galatians 3:23-29

In this message from our No Other Gospel series, Pastor Payton Coker walks through Galatians 3:23–29 to answer one of the most important questions we can ask: How does God actually see me?It’s easy to drift from grace into performance—measuring our worth by what we do rather than what Christ has done. But the gospel tells a better story. The law was never meant to save us; it was meant to show us our need for a Savior. And through faith in Jesus, everything changes.Pastor Payton unpacks three identity-shaping truths from this passage:You are a recipient of the full inheritance. You are a member of a united family. You are an heir of the promise.No longer defined by striving or comparison, believers are fully accepted as sons—given the complete rights, access, and inheritance of God’s family. In Christ, there are no second-class citizens, no divisions that define our worth—only a new identity rooted in grace and a unity that the world cannot produce.This message is a powerful reminder that your relationship with God is not based on performance, but on promise. You don’t have to wonder where you stand—you belong.Are you living like you have to earn your place… or like a child who’s already been given everything in Christ?

March 29th, 2026 | No Other Gospel | Galtatians 3:23-29

In this message from our No Other Gospel series, Pastor Matt Darby unpacks Galatians 3:23–29 and calls us back to the freedom and identity found in Jesus.

Galatians reminds us how easy it is to drift. We begin with grace, but somewhere along the way we start measuring ourselves by performance—relating to God like employees instead of sons. Without realizing it, we slip back into the very bondage Christ died to free us from.

Pastor Matt walks through three powerful movements in this passage:
Before Christ, we were captive. In Christ, we are sons. Through Christ, we are heirs.

The law was never meant to save us—it was meant to expose our need for a Savior. But through faith in Jesus, everything changes. We are no longer imprisoned by our inability to measure up. We are fully accepted, fully covered, and brought into the family of God with the standing of heirs.

This message is a clear reminder that your identity is not something you earn—it’s something you receive. In Christ, you are no longer defined by your past, your performance, or others’ opinions. You are defined by what God says is true: you belong.

If you’ve been striving to prove your worth or struggling to live in freedom, this episode invites you to return to the gospel—where grace defines you, and freedom is yours.

Are you living like who you used to be—or who Christ has made you to be?

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March 29th, 2026 | No Other Gospel | Galatians 3:15-29

In this message from our No Other Gospel series, Pastor Daniel Norris walks through Galatians 3:15–29 and unpacks a powerful truth about who we are because of Jesus.

Before Christ, we were held captive—imprisoned under the weight of the law, unable to save ourselves. But the law was never meant to rescue us; it was meant to reveal our need for a Savior. Through God’s promise, fulfilled in Christ, everything changes.

Now, in Christ, we are no longer prisoners—we are sons and daughters of God. Fully accepted. Fully covered. Fully loved. And through Christ, we are heirs to the promise, united as one family, no longer defined by our past, our status, or our differences.

This message is a clear and compelling reminder: you don’t earn your identity—you receive it by faith. The gospel doesn’t just forgive you; it gives you a new name, a new standing, and a new future.

Whether you’re exploring faith or need to be reminded of who you are in Jesus, this episode invites you to stop striving and start living in the freedom of the true gospel.

There is no other gospel.

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March 22nd, 2026 | Standalone | Ezekiel 37

In this powerful message from Ezekiel 37, Peyton Coker invites us to wrestle with a deeply personal question: Are you ready for revival?

Through the vivid image of the valley of dry bones, this episode confronts the reality that many of us, though busy and outwardly put-together, are spiritually dry, exhausted, and even lifeless. Peyton walks through the subtle ways idolatry takes root in our lives—whether through success, comfort, relationships, or approval—and shows how these “good things” can quietly replace God, leaving us empty.

But this isn’t a message of condemnation—it’s a call to hope.

As the passage unfolds, we see that revival isn’t something we manufacture through effort or emotion. It’s a supernatural work of God. True transformation requires something deeper than behavior change—it requires heart surgery. Through the power of God’s Word and the presence of His Spirit, what is dead can live again.

This episode unpacks the beauty of that process: surrender, dependence, and the miracle of new life in Christ. You’ll be challenged to move beyond surface-level faith and invited into a life marked by both truth and Spirit—where real change, freedom, and joy take place.

Ultimately, this message points to Jesus—the One who was crushed so we could be made whole, who took our place so we could receive new life. Because of Him, dry bones don’t stay dry, and hopeless hearts don’t stay broken.

If you’ve been feeling stuck, numb, or spiritually distant, this episode is a wake-up call and an invitation: revival is possible—and it starts within.

Are you ready?

March 22nd, 2026 | No Other Gospel | Galatians 3:1-14

In this episode, Pastor Matt Darby walks through Galatians 3:1–14, confronting one of the most subtle yet dangerous drifts in the Christian life—adding to Jesus.

At the heart of Paul’s message is a call to freedom: “For freedom Christ has set us free.” Yet many believers, then and now, fall back into a kind of spiritual slavery—trying to earn God’s approval through effort, discipline, and performance. Pastor Matt unpacks why this mindset isn’t just exhausting—it actually distorts the gospel. When we try to supplement Jesus with our own works, we’re no longer trusting in the finished work of Christ.

With clarity and urgency, this message explores the difference between justification and sanctification—showing that both begin and continue the same way: by faith through the Holy Spirit. Growth in the Christian life isn’t about “white-knuckling” obedience; it’s about surrendering to the Spirit who transforms us from within.

You’ll also be challenged to rethink what faith really means—not just believing in Jesus, but resting fully in what He has already accomplished. From Abraham’s example to the cross of Christ, this episode reminds us that faith has always been the way to be made right with God.

Ultimately, Pastor Matt brings it to a powerful conclusion: you are either striving under the impossible weight of the law, or standing in the freedom of Christ who became a curse in your place.

If you’ve been trying to prove yourself to God—or quietly treating Jesus as an add-on to your life—this episode will call you back to the true gospel and the freedom found in Christ alone.

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March 22nd, 2026 | No Other Gospel | Galatians 3:1-14

In this episode, Pastor Todd Kaunitz unpacks a powerful truth from Galatians 3 that challenges a common struggle in the Christian life: forgetting what got us here. While we receive salvation by grace through faith in Jesus, many of us drift into believing that spiritual growth depends on our own effort. The result? Exhaustion, pride, or apathy.

Through Paul’s bold words to the Galatians, Pastor Todd reminds us that the same faith that justifies us is the very faith that sanctifies us. We don’t begin by the Spirit and then mature by our own strength—we are transformed continually by the ongoing work of the Holy Spirit within us.

This message explores the difference between striving in the flesh and surrendering in faith, showing how spiritual disciplines are not about earning righteousness but participating in what God is already doing in us. From Abraham’s example to the finished work of Christ, we’re reminded that God’s plan has always been rooted in faith—not works.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, weary, or unsure in your walk with God, this episode will re-center your heart on the gospel—not just as the starting point, but as the entire foundation of the Christian life.

Remember what got you here—and don’t forget who you are.

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March 15th, 2026 | No Other Gospel | Galatians 2:11-21

Pastor Todd Kaunitz continues the No Other Gospel series with a powerful look at Galatians 2:11–21, highlighting both confrontation and clarity when it comes to the truth of the Gospel.

Through a striking real-life illustration and Paul’s face-to-face confrontation with Peter, we’re reminded of a challenging but essential truth: no one outgrows the Gospel. Even seasoned believers can fall into fear, compromise, and spiritual blind spots. When Peter withdraws from Gentile believers out of fear of man, Paul boldly calls him out—not to shame him, but to protect the integrity of the Gospel.

This passage leads into one of the clearest explanations of the Gospel in the New Testament. Pastor Todd unpacks what it means to be justified by faith alone—not by works of the law—and why our standing before God rests entirely on the finished work of Jesus Christ. The law exposes our need but cannot save; only Jesus can declare us righteous.

But the Gospel doesn’t stop at justification. It continues into sanctification—Christ actively at work within us. Galatians 2:20 reminds us that we have been crucified with Christ, and now live by faith in Him. To rely on ourselves is to nullify grace; to trust in Jesus is to experience ongoing transformation.

This message is both a wake-up call and an invitation: Where might fear or compromise be shaping your life? And are you truly trusting in the finished and ongoing work of Christ?

Listen in and rediscover the power of the Gospel—not just for salvation, but for every day of your life.

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