This episode features a message from Melanie Bufford on Queen Esther & Her God-Given Purpose. Get your notepads ready - Melanie gives great insight about the story of Esther, encouragement for us today and five practical lessons we can learn from Queen Esther. We hope you enjoy!

Dr. Diane Pearce Returns for our 3rd and final episode of our Winter Series.

In this episode we hear from Stacey Foster. Stacey is an Associate Professional Counselor at Tapestry Associates. After pursuing a career in business for almost two decades, she made the decision to get her Masters in Counseling, learning “how to be the helper while Christ is being the Healer”. She believes everyone’s story matters & her focus is to help others find what they need by understanding and owning their life story. 

In this first episode we hear from Dr. Diane Pearce. Diane is the a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, founder of Legacy Strategy counseling group, wife, mother and believer. She has dedicated her life to helping people through trying times & equipping people with tools necessary to leave a divinely appointed legacy.

Celebrate Easter at Piedmont Church!

Join us for a joyful and uplifting Easter service as we celebrate the hope and renewal found in the resurrection of Jesus. All are welcome for a time of worship, reflection, and community. Come as you are and experience the heart of Easter with us!

This message explores the gift of frankincense brought by the Wise Men and how it reveals Jesus as our Great High Priest. Just as certain scents mark special moments, frankincense in Scripture symbolized holiness, prayer, and access to God. It declared that Jesus came not only to rule as King, but to reconcile humanity to God through His priestly role. From the very beginning, His identity and mission were recognized as One who would bring heaven and earth together.

Drawing from Hebrews, the sermon highlights Jesus as the High Priest we have always needed—sinless, compassionate, and fully able to sympathize with our weaknesses. Unlike earthly priests, His work was finished once for all, yet His intercession continues even now. Jesus still speaks on our behalf, extends mercy in our need, and opens confident access to the throne of grace. The gift of frankincense ultimately calls us to worship fully, pray boldly, and live with assurance, knowing our High Priest is alive and actively working for us.

In this Christmas message, we explore why the Wise Men brought Jesus gold—the gift reserved for kings. Their offering declared that Jesus wasn’t becoming a King; He was born King, worthy of honor, authority, and our very best. Their gift also showed how God perfectly provided for Jesus’ mission, just as He promises to supply every need in our lives.

This sermon calls us to let Jesus rule our hearts, homes, decisions, and finances. Just as the Wise Men invested in His mission, we’re invited to honor Christ through the Christmas Gift Offering and Heart for the House, giving not leftovers but our best to the King of Kings.

This message reflects on Luke 17:11–19 and the story of the ten lepers—ten healed, but only one who returned to give thanks. The passage shows how gratitude turns healing into wholeness and reminds us that true thankfulness begins when we remember what God’s mercy has rescued us from. The lepers obeyed Jesus before seeing any results, showing that faith often requires moving first and trusting God with the outcome.

The response of the one grateful man reveals the heart of a Thanksgiver: returning to Jesus, rejoicing openly, and giving honor where it’s due. While the others kept walking, he received something deeper than physical restoration—he found spiritual renewal. This message invites us to live with that same spirit of gratitude, returning to Jesus daily and letting thankfulness shape how we worship, obey, and bless others.

This message from Pastor Ike Reighard explores The Four Hands of God’s Provision through the lens of Psalm 23 and key moments throughout Scripture. Pastor Ike shows how God provides through people, through His own supernatural power, through the work of our hands, and even through the hands of our enemies. Each story—from Joseph in Egypt to Israel in the wilderness—reminds us that God is never limited to one method; He meets our needs in the exact way each season requires.

As Piedmont Church enters its Heart for the House season, this sermon encourages believers to trust God’s faithfulness in every circumstance. Whether you're in green pastures, deep valleys, seasons of work, or moments of opposition, God is still your Shepherd and Provider. His goodness and mercy follow you, and His provision never fails.

In “Great Witness,” Pastor Marlon shows how our response to stress and adversity can be one of our greatest testimonies for Christ. Drawing from Philippians 4 and examples like Coach Geno Auriemma’s lessons on body language, he reminds us that God calls His children to stand strong and reflect His joy even in difficult seasons.

He shares four powerful truths to live with peace: worry about nothing, pray about everything, give thanks in all things, and think about the right things. When we keep our focus on Christ, we rise above the stress and become a bright witness to the world.

Watch now and be encouraged to live with joy, gratitude, and faith—then like, subscribe, and share to spread the message.