Jun 28th | The prayer on Sunday  | Revelation 3:15-22

What does it look like to truly invite Jesus to the table of your life?

In this powerful message, Pastor Todd Kaunitz explores Jesus' words to the church in Revelation 3 and the familiar invitation: "Behold, I stand at the door and knock." While often applied personally, Jesus originally spoke these words to a church that had become busy with ministry but had drifted from His presence.

Through the picture of a family gathered around the table, Pastor Todd reminds us that prayer is more than asking God for things—it's how we welcome Jesus into our lives, our homes, and our church. When Christ is at the center, we find the true source of refreshment, healing, and spiritual life.

This message is a call to examine our hearts, turn from the things we've allowed to replace Jesus, and return to Him through repentance, consecration, and prayer. As we make room for His presence, we discover that He isn't content to remain outside—He desires to sit at the table with His people.

Whether you're longing for renewal, seeking God's presence, or simply wanting to deepen your prayer life, this message will encourage you to open the door and welcome Jesus back to the center.

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Jun 28th | The prayer on Sunday  | Revelation 3:15-22

What does it look like to truly invite Jesus to the table of your life?

In this powerful message, Pastor Matt Darby explores Jesus' words to the church in Revelation 3 and the familiar invitation: "Behold, I stand at the door and knock." While often applied personally, Jesus originally spoke these words to a church that had become busy with ministry but had drifted from His presence.

Through the picture of a family gathered around the table, Pastor Matt reminds us that prayer is more than asking God for things—it's how we welcome Jesus into our lives, our homes, and our church. When Christ is at the center, we find the true source of refreshment, healing, and spiritual life.

This message is a call to examine our hearts, turn from the things we've allowed to replace Jesus, and return to Him through repentance, consecration, and prayer. As we make room for His presence, we discover that He isn't content to remain outside—He desires to sit at the table with His people.

Whether you're longing for renewal, seeking God's presence, or simply wanting to deepen your prayer life, this message will encourage you to open the door and welcome Jesus back to the center.

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Jun 21st | Fathers Day | Deuteronomy 6:1-15 

In this special Father’s Day message, Kyle Riley unpacks Deuteronomy 6:1–15 and the powerful challenge of the Shema—God’s blueprint for building a faith that lasts for generations. Far from a typical Father’s Day sermon, this message explores how fathers carry unseen burdens, plant spiritual seeds, and shape the future of their families through everyday faithfulness.

Drawing from the law of the harvest, Kyle reminds us that the seeds we sow today become the blessings—or struggles—our children and grandchildren experience tomorrow. Through the four movements of the Shema—Love God, Confess God, Remember God, and Serve God—listeners will discover that spiritual leadership isn't found in occasional grand moments, but in the daily atmosphere created through consistent words, actions, and devotion to God.

Kyle also shares the personal story behind the "Riley Creed," a simple family declaration designed to engrave biblical truth into the hearts of his sons through repetition, discipleship, and intentional parenting. Whether you're a father, parent, grandparent, or spiritual mentor, this message offers practical encouragement for building a legacy of faith that outlives you.

Your family doesn't need perfection—they need faithfulness. Start planting today, and trust God with the harvest.

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Jun 21st  | Fathers Day | Psalms 112 

What kind of man are you becoming?

In this powerful Father’s Day message from Psalm 112, Pastor Matt Darby challenges men to consider the impact of their lives on their families, their faith, and future generations. God has strategically placed fathers and husbands to be a formative spiritual influence in the home, and the kind of man you are becoming matters more than you may realize.

Psalm 112 paints a picture of the man who fears the Lord—a man whose heart is firm, whose leadership is steady, and whose life brings strength and blessing to those around him. Pastor Matt explores what it means to become an unshakable man: rooted in reverence for God, committed to shaping future generations, faithful in stewarding resources, steadfast in uncertain times, and marked by grace, mercy, and righteousness.

Whether you feel confident in your role as a spiritual leader or burdened by past mistakes, this message offers hope and a reminder that it is never too late to begin walking closely with Jesus. God’s grace is sufficient, and the direction of your life can change today.

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Jun 21st  | Fathers day | Psalm 78:1-8

In this powerful Father’s Day message, Derrick Jackson opens with the remarkable story of his grandfather, a World War II veteran who landed in Normandy just days after D-Day and carried both the scars of battle and a legacy of quiet faithfulness. Through that story, Derrick draws a compelling connection to Psalm 78, where Asaph reminds God's people that every generation is responsible for passing on the stories of God's faithfulness.

Why do stories matter? Because the most important stories are always one generation away from being forgotten. In Psalm 78, we discover that faith rarely dies in open rebellion—it usually dies in silence. Derrick challenges parents, grandparents, church leaders, and every believer to embrace their calling as storytellers of God's grace, mercy, provision, and salvation.

This message explores three timeless truths: the stories must be heard, the stories must be told, and the stories must produce hope. Along the way, listeners are reminded that the greatest story ever told is the Gospel of Jesus Christ—the story of a Savior who lived, died, and rose again to redeem sinners and transform families for generations to come.

Whether you're a parent seeking to leave a spiritual legacy, a believer who has grown silent about God's work in your life, or someone searching for hope in Christ, this message will encourage you to make sure the story survives.

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Jun 14th | Freedom | Galatians 6:6-15 

As we conclude our Freedom series through Galatians, Pastor Daniel Norris unpacks Paul's powerful principle of sowing and reaping in Galatians 6. The battle between the flesh and the Spirit doesn't stay hidden—it always shows up in the harvest of our lives.

What we harvest tomorrow is determined by what we're sowing today.

In this message, you'll discover:

• Why every choice is a seed that produces a future harvest
• How to identify whether you're sowing to the flesh or the Spirit
• The danger of self-centered living and the call to surrender every area of life to Jesus
• Why spiritual growth often feels slow and what to do when you're tempted to quit
• The promise that God brings a harvest in His perfect timing
• How the cross—not our performance—is the foundation of true freedom

Whether you're discouraged from faithfully doing good, struggling to surrender control, or wondering if your obedience is making a difference, this message is a reminder that the harvest belongs to the faithful, not the flawless.

The book of Galatians ends where it began: at the cross of Jesus Christ. Because of His death and resurrection, we aren't called to self-improvement—we are invited into transformation as a new creation in Christ.

Don't give up. Don't quit. Keep sowing to the Spirit. The harvest is coming.

Jun 14th  | Freedom | Galatians 6:6-18

In this episode, Matt Darby concludes our journey through Galatians with a powerful message on the Law of the Harvest from Galatians 6:6-18. Paul reminds us that every thought, habit, and decision is a seed, and the life we experience today is often the harvest of what we've been planting over time.

Matt explores the reality that we are always sowing—either to the flesh or to the Spirit. While sin promises life, it ultimately produces decay, brokenness, and distance from God. Yet through the power of the Holy Spirit, we can begin planting seeds that lead to abundant life, lasting joy, spiritual freedom, and a legacy that impacts generations.

This message is both a warning and an invitation: don't be deceived by the lies of sin, don't grow weary in doing good, and don't quit before the harvest comes. God sees every act of faithfulness, and nothing sown in the Spirit is ever wasted.

Most importantly, Matt brings us back to the center of it all—the cross of Jesus Christ. The cross is where old patterns die, where grace meets us in our failures, and where new life begins. The law of the harvest is real, but so is the grace of God. In Christ, you don't have to stay where you are; you can become a new creation.

Jun 14th | Freedom | Galatians 6:6-18

In this episode, Pastor Peyton Coker walks through Galatians 4:21–5:6 and asks a powerful question: What does it actually mean to live free?

Using the striking image of a hotel room versus a jail cell, Pastor Peyton explores the fundamental difference between freedom and slavery—not the appearance of the room, but where the lock is and who holds the keys. Many people are living trapped behind invisible prison doors of perfectionism, greed, self-righteousness, addiction, shame, people-pleasing, and performance-based Christianity without even realizing it.

As Paul closes his argument to the Galatians, the message shifts from doctrine to deeply practical application. Pastor Peyton unpacks three key truths for anyone longing to experience real freedom in Christ:

• Cast off your slave mentality
• Stand firm in Christ
• Check your motivation for obedience

This episode confronts the crushing weight of trying to earn God’s approval through religious performance and reminds believers that Jesus didn’t save us merely to behave better—He saved us to enjoy life with Him, walk in freedom, and delight in His presence.

If you’ve ever felt exhausted trying to be “good enough,” trapped in cycles of guilt and perfectionism, or burdened by striving instead of grace, this conversation will point you back to the Gospel: salvation is by faith in Christ alone, and true obedience flows from Spirit-filled love, not fear or shame.

Freedom is possible. The prison door is open. The question is: will you walk out?

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June 7th, 2026 | Freedom | Galatians 5:16-25

In this message from Galatians 5:16-25, Pastor Peyton Coker explores what it truly means to “walk by the Spirit” and experience the freedom Jesus died to give us. Using the powerful image of a treadmill, Pastor Peyton challenges listeners to stop exhausting themselves trying to earn peace, joy, love, and approval through the works of the flesh, and instead learn to walk closely with the Holy Spirit.

This teaching unpacks the daily war between the flesh and the Spirit, reminding believers that the struggle with sin is real—but so is the promise of victory. Pastor Peyton explains that the Christian life is not about perfection or striving harder, but about ongoing surrender, repentance, and dependence on the Spirit of God.

Through practical application and biblical encouragement, this message walks through three key truths: recognizing the war within us, repenting of fleshly works, and remaining in the Spirit. You’ll be reminded that spiritual growth is often gradual, but the fruit of the Spirit is inevitable when we stay connected to Jesus.

If you’ve been stuck in cycles of exhaustion, shame, or spiritual frustration, this message is an invitation to step off the treadmill and experience the freedom, rest, and transforming power found in walking with the Holy Spirit.

June 7th, 2026 | Freedom | Galatians 5:16-25

In this powerful message from the “Freedom” series, Pastor Matt Darby teaches through Galatians 5:16-25 and reveals the daily battle every believer faces between the flesh and the Spirit. While many Christians feel trapped in cycles of defeat, this message reminds us that struggle is not a sign of failure—it’s evidence that the Spirit of God is alive and at work within us.

Pastor Matt explains that freedom in Christ is not achieved through willpower or trying harder, but through surrendering daily to the Holy Spirit. As believers walk by the Spirit, they experience the transforming work of God producing the character of Jesus in their lives—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, self-control, and more.

This teaching also offers practical encouragement for overcoming sin by cultivating intimacy with God, feeding the Spirit instead of the flesh, and responding quickly to the conviction and leading of the Holy Spirit. If you’ve ever wrestled with temptation, frustration, or spiritual exhaustion, this message is a reminder that victory is possible and true freedom is found through a moment-by-moment relationship with Jesus.