In this sermon, Derek discusses the significance of the real estate deal between David and Ornan in 1 Chronicles 21, illustrating that God had a predetermined place, purpose, and price in mind for this land. He emphasizes that the location, Mount Moriah, was chosen by God and would play a crucial role in biblical history, including the site of Solomon's temple and Jesus's crucifixion. Derek highlights that David understood the necessity of paying the full price for the land, signifying the importance of sacrifice in fulfilling God's plans. Ultimately, he calls the church to recognize that God has a purpose for their community and encourages them to invest wholeheartedly in their calling.

In his sermon, Derek discusses the parable of the Pharisee and the publican, highlighting the contrasting attitudes of pride and humility in their prayers. The Pharisee exemplifies self-righteousness, thanking God for his perceived goodness while looking down on others, while the publican humbly acknowledges his sinfulness and pleads for mercy. Derek reminds the congregation that true righteousness is not measured by comparison to others but by recognizing one's own need for God's grace. Ultimately, he emphasizes that those who exalt themselves will be brought low, while those who humble themselves will be lifted up by God.

In his sermon, Derek emphasizes the true cost of following Jesus, as illustrated in Luke 9:23, which calls for self-denial and daily taking up one's cross. He critiques modern Christianity's superficial commitments that prioritize comfort and societal acceptance over authentic devotion. Derek argues that genuine faith requires a radical transformation where believers choose to give up their own desires and align their lives with Christ’s teachings. Ultimately, he challenges listeners to reflect on the sacrifices they are willing to make in their pursuit of a deeper relationship with Jesus, asserting that the rewards of faith far outweigh the sacrifices.

In his closing message of the "Revealed" series, Derek discusses the concept of judgment revealed, focusing on the judgment seat of Christ where believers will account for how they built their lives on the foundation of Jesus. He emphasizes that this judgment is not about salvation but rather about what was created during one's life and whether it was constructed with high-quality materials or low-quality ones. The pastor warns that the true value of each individual's work will be tried by fire, revealing whether it was genuine or not, and stresses the importance of living purposefully with the right priorities. Ultimately, he urges the congregation to reflect on their lives, questioning whether they are building for their own glory or for God's, and to seek purification so that their works might endure the test of judgment.

Pastor Derek emphasizes the significance of salvation as described in 1 Peter, reflecting on the hope and assurance believers have in Christ's return. He explains that while we experience justification and sanctification in our lives, the full revelation of salvation, including glorification, will occur at the end times. The pastor encourages the congregation to grasp the inheritance awaiting them in heaven, which is incorruptible, undefiled, and eternal, highlighting that true hope comes from the resurrection of Jesus. Ultimately, he invites everyone to rejoice in the assurance of seeing Jesus and the loved ones who have passed when they arrive in their eternal home.

Pastor Derek Anglin addresses the concept of tribulation in the context of the early Church's persecution and its connection to the end times, emphasizing that tribulation represents pressure rather than just a specific seven-year period. He highlights the significance of Jesus’ future revelation, which signifies both a great return and a great rest for believers, assuring them of relief from their struggles. Furthermore, he discusses the concept of retribution, where God will bring justice upon those who do not know Him or obey the gospel, underscoring the urgency for people to seek a genuine relationship with Christ. Pastor Derek concludes with a reminder of the righteous nature of God's judgments and the importance of being prepared for the day of His return.

Pastor Derek Anglin begins a four-week sermon series titled "Revealed," focusing on the revelations about the last days outlined in Second Thessalonians. He emphasizes the importance of being spiritually prepared for the impending unveiling of the Antichrist, highlighting the characteristics and political ambitions of this figure as he seeks global domination and worship. The sermon discusses the deceptive power of the Antichrist, warning that many will fall away from their faith amidst persecution and falsehoods. Ultimately, Pastor Derek urges the congregation to hold firmly to their beliefs and spiritually brace themselves for the challenges ahead, reminding them that God is in control during these tumultuous times.

Pastor Derek Anglin discusses the challenging journey of Paul and Barnabas as they face persecution in Lystria. Despite being stoned and left for dead, Paul rises, supported by his disciples who surround him in solidarity. He emphasizes the necessity of persistence in faith, stating that difficulties can serve as indicators for direction, urging believers to remain steadfast amidst trials. Ultimately, Pastor encourages the congregation to recognize the purpose within their pain and to remain connected to the church as a source of strength during tumultuous times.

Pastor began the sermon by referencing Psalm 126, focusing on themes of captivity and dreams, emphasizing how God can free us from our struggles and revive our hopes. He discussed the importance of planting seeds through prayer and actions, explaining that our efforts, even when accompanied by tears, can yield joy and blessings in our lives. The message transitioned into a church conversation about growth and future plans, including financial updates and goals for expanding the church’s impact and facilities. Pastor encouraged the congregation to view their contributions as investments in the church's mission and community, calling for prayers and support for the upcoming initiatives.

Pastor's sermon focuses on the prophecy in Numbers 24, spoken by Balaam, which foretells the coming of "the star of Jacob," interpreted as a reference to Jesus. He emphasizes that Jesus, as the ultimate ruler, will return to reclaim authority and reign, transcending all earthly powers and establishing a kingdom. The pastor also highlights the significance of prophecy as a continuous revelation, warning against forming doctrines based solely on contemporary events or social media. Ultimately, he calls for listeners to prepare for Jesus' imminent return, which will bring a new day and an everlasting reign of peace and glory.