Pastor Ben Dixon

Following God feels easy when there’s nothing challenging what we believe. But eventually we will face moments when our convictions are tested, and we have to decide what we’re really committed to. It’s one thing to say what we believe, but it’s another thing to live by those beliefs especially when there’s pressure to do something different. Our passage today gives us a powerful example where Daniel found himself in that exact situation and I think he shows us what it looks like to stay faithful to God even in Babylon.

Speaker: Pastor Ben Dixon

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The book of Daniel reveals one of the darkest moments in Israel’s history. Jerusalem is under attack, God’s people are being taken captive, and Daniel and his friends suddenly find themselves living in Babylon. Everything familiar has changed, and they must now learn what it means to live for God in a world that is very different from the one they had known. As we begin our journey through Daniel, we will step into their world, understand what they were facing, and discover why their experience in Babylon still has so much to teach us today.

Speaker: Pastor Ben Dixon

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What is the greatest need in your life? Most of us would quickly think of answers like wisdom, healing, direction, provision, or breakthrough. But in Exodus 33, God confronts His people with a much deeper question: What if you had all of those things, but not His presence? As Israel wrestles with that reality, they discover that God's presence is not just another blessing—it is the blessing. In our message today, we will see how this passage invites us to rediscover what it means to live as people who long for God above everything else and who understand that His presence changes everything.

Speaker: Pastor Ben Dixon

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One of the greatest privileges that we have is to help others come to know Jesus Christ. Throughout the Gospels, we see ordinary people bringing family members, friends, and even strangers into His presence, trusting Him to do what only He can do. In our passage today we observe four men demonstrate the determination, faith, and love required to bring someone to Jesus. Their example reminds us of the importance and the simplicity of bringing people to Christ.

Speaker: Pastor Ben Dixon

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Do you have a testimony? Why is sharing this important? Does every testimony need to sound a certain way? In this episode we discuss what a testimony is, why it matters, and how sharing this can impact the lives of others!

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Every day, there is a battle taking place for our hearts. God is speaking through His Word, but how we respond determines what His Word produces in our lives. In Luke 8, Jesus tells the story of a farmer scattering seed onto four different kinds of soil, each representing a different response to God and His Word. Some hearts become hard, some are shallow, and others become distracted. But, the heart that receives God’s Word and remains faithful becomes fruitful. This parable challenges every one of us to ask an important question: What is the condition of my heart?

Speaker: Pastor Ben Dixon

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Every Christian has a testimony. It may be dramatic or quiet, but if Jesus has changed your life, He has given you a story of His grace, mercy, and transforming power. In Mark chapter 5, Jesus sent a man, whose life had been radically changed, back to his own people with one simple assignment: “Tell others what the Lord has done for you.” In the same way, God desires to use our testimonies to point people to Christ, open doors for the gospel, and reveal His power to a world that desperately needs hope.

Speaker: Pastor Ben Dixon

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The gospel is the greatest message the world has ever heard, yet most Christians struggle to clearly explain it or confidently share it with others. If we are going to reach people with the gospel, we first need to understand it ourselves. In this message, we'll answer two foundational questions: What is the Gospel and how do we share the Gospel? As we walk through the story of Scripture and a simple, practical framework for sharing our faith, you'll be equipped to confidently communicate the hope of Jesus Christ with the people God has placed in your life.

Speaker: Pastor Ben Dixon

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Jonah chapter 4 is one of the most surprising chapters in the Bible. After witnessing one of the greatest revivals recorded in Scripture, Jonah wasn't filled with joy—he was filled with anger. Instead of celebrating God's mercy, he questioned it. Instead of rejoicing over people being saved, he became frustrated and angry with God. This chapter reveals a very sobering truth: sometimes the greatest obstacles to reaching people aren't around us, they're within us. Today, we are going to look at four heart postures that can quietly keep us from sharing God's heart for the people He longs to save.

Speaker: Pastor Ben Dixon

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Fatherhood is one of the greatest callings and responsibilities God has entrusted to men. In a culture that often minimizes the importance of fathers, Scripture reminds us that fathers have a unique influence on the spiritual, emotional, and relational health of their families. Whether you are a father, grandfather, future father, or someone impacted by a father’s influence, this message will challenge us to consider God’s design for fatherhood and the kind of men our families, churches, and communities desperately need. The stakes are high, the calling is significant, and God has not left us guessing about what faithful fatherhood looks like.

Speaker: Pastor Ben Dixon

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