There are seasons when life feels like a furnace—when the heat of hardship and the pull of temptation threaten to consume you. But take heart, even Jesus went through the fire. In Matthew 4, we see that the same Spirit who descended on Him at His baptism later led Him into the wilderness—not to punish, but to prepare Him. When Jesus faced the enemy, He didn’t fight with emotion; He fought with the Word.

If you’re walking through a wilderness, know this: the fire isn’t meant to burn you—it’s meant to build you. The same God who was with Jesus in the wilderness is with you right now. Your “Day 41” is coming—the day when the enemy runs out of power, and God’s favor steps in.

Watch now and be reminded: when the Word wins, the Devil always flees.

Have you ever felt like you're stuck in a season that just won't end, like you're living through your own "Day 40?" In this message, Dr Ike. Reighard shares how God uses seasons of testing and waiting to prepare us for breakthrough. From Noah to Moses to David, the Bible shows that after every trial comes transformation, and when Day 41 arrives, the rain stops, giants fall, and purpose is revealed.

Don't give up when you're in the middle of the struggle, God is already working on your Day 41. Watch this message and be reminded that your waiting isn't wasted, and your breakthrough is on the way.

Have you ever felt like you're stuck in a season that just won't end, like you're living through your own "Day 40?" In this message, Dr Ike. Reighard shares how God uses seasons of testing and waiting to prepare us for breakthrough. From Noah to Moses to David, the Bible shows that after every trial comes transformation, and when Day 41 arrives, the rain stops, giants fall, and purpose is revealed.

Don't give up when you're in the middle of the struggle, God is already working on your Day 41. Watch this message and be reminded that your waiting isn't wasted, and your breakthrough is on the way.

In this message, Pastor Daniel Roberts unpacks 2 Kings 6:8-19 to show how God's fire not only represents His presence and purification but also His divine provision. Learn how God's Word offers insight, His presence brings peace, and His power is already at work before we even see it.

Discover how to open your eyes to the unseen provision of God and find peace in the midst of panic. Watch now and let your faith be reignited by the fire of His provision.

In this message, Dr. Ike Reighard shares how God uses trials to refine His people. From Malachi 3:2-3 and Zechariah 13:9, we see that fire in Scripture can destroy, but for believers it develops. Just as a silversmith purifies gold until he sees his reflection, God refines us until Christ is seen in us. The fire is not punishment, it is proof that you belong to Him.

At Piedmont Church, we are reminded that God never abandons us in the furnace. He uses the fire to purify our character, prepare us for our calling, and confirm our relationship with Him. What feels like breaking is really God's making, and when you come through the fire, you will reflect His glory more than ever before.

Watch now and see how the fire you're walking through is evidence of God's presence, not His absence.

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego stood before the most powerful king of their time, facing a fiery furnace. Their words, "But even if He does not..," show us that real faith isn't based on outcomes but on trust in God's sovereignty. True faith believes God is able, surrenders to His plan even when it hurts, and worships Him simply for who He is.

Like them, our greatest witness often comes in the fire, not around it. Trials can become testimonies when we refuse to bow to fear and trust that God's presence is with us in the heat.

Are you ready to live with an "even if" faith that stands no matter what?

Trials can feel like blazing furnaces, overwhelming, terrifying, and inescapable. Yet in Daniel 3, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abed-nego show us that God's presence is greater than any flame. Through unwavering conviction, surrender to God's control, companionship in the crisis, and emerging unscathed, they demonstrate faith that doesn't bow to pressure, compromise, or fear.

In this message, Dr. Ike Reighard explores "Faith in the Furnace." He shows how God transforms trials into testimony, frees us from what binds us, and allows us to walk through life's fires with courage and hope. Like the Hebrew boys, we may enter trials bound, but God's presence can lead us out free, refined, and victorious.

The darkness around you is real, but it doesn't have to enter you.

Ashes symbolize loss, sin, and suffering, but Isaiah 61 promises a divine exchange: beauty for ashes, joy for mourning, and praise for heaviness. Jesus Himself declared this fulfilled in Luke 4, bringing hope and transformation.

In this message, Dr. Ike Reighard shows how God takes what the fire leaves behind and turns it into testimony. Ashes don't have the last word, glory does.

Are you living in the ashes, or walking in His Beauty?

The church was never meant to retreat from the community-it was designed to enrich it. In Mark 1, Matthew 5, and John 17 we see Jesus meeting real needs with compassion, calling his followers to be salt and light in a world that desperately needs hope.

In this message, Pastor Marlon Longacre shares how Piedmont Church is called to be the first call for help in our city-showing love through action, not just words.

Are you willing to see, listen, and act-or are you content to stay on the sidelines?

The early church wasn’t built on buildings—it was built on relationships. In Acts 2, believers shared life, prayed together, carried each other’s burdens, and God added to their number daily.

In this message, Pastor Daniel Roberts shows how real relationships engage, energize, and expand the church. You can attend a service and still feel alone—but you can’t BE the church without connection.

Are you connected, or just attending?