In “A Gospel Reminder,” Pastor Fred of Prevail Church delivers a heartfelt and powerful message about the true essence of the Gospel—love, grace, and serving others. In a world filled with division, fear, and uncertainty, this sermon calls believers to return to the foundation of faith: loving others unconditionally, embracing humility, and rejecting the political and religious barriers that distort the message of Christ.The Gospel is not about control or exclusion—it’s about Jesus’ love for all. Be reminded today that the true mark of a disciple is love. Watch now and be encouraged!

In this inspiring message titled “God is Faithful,” Pastor Fred of Prevail Church reflects on the unwavering faithfulness of God through times of change and challenge. This online experience takes a unique approach, as Pastor Fred shares how God has continually shown up, remaining true to His word. Join us to explore how God’s steadfast love and loyalty carry us through every season, reminding us to trust His faithfulness in our own lives.

In this sermon titled “No Sides Here,” Pastor Fred explores the kingdom perspective on unity amidst divisive times, especially around politics. Rather than taking sides, he reminds us that God’s kingdom is a “both-and” kingdom that embraces grace and truth, justice and mercy.

In this powerful sermon titled “God Is Not Done,” Pastor Fred delivers a message of hope and perseverance, originally preached during a past Vision Sunday and now being reshared online. Reflecting on Prevail Church’s journey and personal challenges, Pastor Fred reminds us that no matter how difficult the road may seem, God is far from finished with His work in our lives.

He encourages us to trust in God’s promises, stay committed to our faith, and remember that even in the face of setbacks, God’s plan is still unfolding. This is a timely reminder that God’s faithfulness never wavers, and the good work He began will surely be completed.

In this powerful sermon titled “Rise and Rebuild”, Pastor Fred encourages the Prevail Church community to find hope and strength in God after facing life’s challenges. Reflecting on personal struggles and the story of Nehemiah, Pastor Fred emphasizes the importance of prayer, community, and faith during times of devastation. He shares how Nehemiah, heartbroken by the destruction of Jerusalem, sought God’s favor to rebuild and restore his people. Pastor Fred reminds us that despite setbacks and brokenness, God is faithful to His word and will help us rise, rebuild, and restore hope.

In Pastor Fred’s sermon titled “Even Heroes Stumble” at Prevail Church, he shares a powerful message about navigating struggles, despair, and finding hope in difficult times. Drawing from his own recent challenges, including a flooded home and significant life pressures, Pastor Fred reminds us that even the heroes of the Bible, like Job, David, and Paul, experienced moments of hopelessness.

He emphasizes that faith is not about avoiding hardships but trusting God through them. No matter how tough life gets, God is always present, offering hope and strength to endure. Through honest prayers and raw conversations with God, we can embrace our struggles, knowing that they don’t disqualify our destiny.

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In Pastor Fred's sermon titled "Faith in the Fire" at Prevail Church, he encourages us to reimagine faith during difficult times. He reminds us that faith isn't the absence of trials but the strength to endure them, and that God is always with us in every storm.

In Pastor Fred's message titled "Rhythm of Rest" at Prevail Church, he emphasizes the importance of embracing moments of rest, reflection, and refueling in our lives.

In the third message of the "Famous Enough" series titled "Scarred and Secured," Pastor Fred delves into the story of Thomas, who is often labeled as a doubter. Pastor Fred challenges this label, exploring how Thomas' need to see Jesus' scars was not about doubt but about seeking reassurance in his faith.

In the second message of the "Famous Enough" series, titled "Your Table Is Ready," Pastor Fred explores the story of Mephibosheth from 2 Samuel 9. Despite being crippled and living in a low place, Mephibosheth is invited by King David to dine at the king's table continually.