In his sermon titled 'I Never Knew You,' Pastor Matt Rose explores the profound implications of Jesus' words in Matthew 7:22-23, where many will claim to have served Him, yet He will declare, 'I never knew you.' Pastor Rose emphasizes the importance of true devotion to Christ, warning against mere behavior modification and urging believers to cultivate a genuine relationship with God that transcends outward appearances.

In his sermon 'Waiting For My Turn,' Pastor Matt Rose reflects on the challenges of waiting for God's timing in our lives, drawing parallels between everyday frustrations and spiritual experiences. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing God's presence, even in moments of doubt and waiting, as illustrated through the story of Mary Magdalene and the disciples in John 20. Pastor Matt Rose encourages listeners to trust in God's plan, even when it feels like others are experiencing blessings that we are still waiting for.

In his sermon titled 'You Smell Like Where You’ve Been,' Pastor Matt Rose explores the profound truth that our spiritual lives reflect our experiences with Christ. He emphasizes that true cleansing comes from a genuine relationship with Jesus, rather than superficial acts of faith, urging believers to emit the fragrance of Christ in their daily lives as a testament to their transformation.

Pastor Matt Rose teaches from Joshua chapter 7, emphasizing the importance of remaining faithful and prepared in our walk with God. He warns against the dangers of forgetting God's role in our victories and highlights how unfaithfulness can lead to fear and defeat, using the story of Israel's defeat at Ai as a cautionary tale. The sermon encourages listeners to examine their lives for encumbrances that hinder their relationship with God and to seek His guidance in all aspects of life.

In his sermon 'Fixing Fragmented Faith,' Pastor Matt Rose explores the importance of integrating every aspect of our lives into our faith. He emphasizes that true fulfillment comes from offering our whole selves to God, rather than compartmentalizing our faith into separate areas. Drawing from Colossians 3, Pastor Matt Rose challenges listeners to examine their hearts, minds, and actions to ensure they are fully aligned with God's will.

In today's sermon, Pastor Matt Rose addresses the pervasive issue of fear in our lives, exploring its roots in Genesis 3 and its implications in our modern world. He emphasizes that while fear is a natural, God-given response, we must learn to prioritize our fear of God over our fears of worldly concerns, ultimately finding peace and wisdom in our relationship with Him.

Pastor Matt Rose teaches about the intersection of technology and faith, focusing on the concept of the 'image of God' as described in Genesis 1. He emphasizes that while new technologies like AI can present challenges, they are not inherently evil; rather, they reflect humanity's ongoing struggle with sin and authority. The sermon encourages believers to embrace their God-given authority and navigate these changes with a faithful perspective.

In today's sermon, Pastor Matt Rose explores Exodus 14, emphasizing the importance of moving beyond mere intellectual belief to a deep, personal faith in God. He encourages the congregation to recognize their fears and past struggles, urging them to embrace a transformative relationship with Christ that leads to true satisfaction and purpose.

Pastor Matt Rose teaches on the importance of developing a supernatural community rooted in Christ, as outlined in Ephesians chapter 2. He emphasizes that true Christian community should be based on the person of Jesus rather than superficial connections, highlighting the need for deeper, more meaningful relationships that reflect the gospel's transformative power.

Pastor Matt Rose teaches on the theme of community in his sermon titled 'Jesus Liked to Party,' focusing on Matthew 9:10-11. He explores how Jesus engaged with others through meals and gatherings, emphasizing the importance of radical community and fellowship as a reflection of Christ's love and acceptance.