Reach Church

Pastor Bryan begins a new series on Psalm 23, starting with verse one and the reminder that we are in greater need of guidance and care than we may ever realize. As our Shepherd, God desires to lead and watch over every part of our lives — but the question is, are we truly allowing Him to be the Shepherd of our lives?

A special word from Pastor Bryan and Alisha on this Memorial Day weekend

Pastor Bryan preaches on how giving God your first and best is one of the greatest ways to honor Him. He shares that putting God first requires us to be faithful stewards of both our finances and our life choices. Without intentional stewardship, we will naturally choose ourselves over God instead of living in surrender and obedience to Him.

Pastor Alisha preaches this Mother’s Day on sustained praise and how true praise gives us the ability to remain stable in the midst of uncertainty. She teaches that sustained praise submits us to the will of God, reminding us that there is no safer place to be than in submission to the will of our Father in heaven.

Pastor Bryan wraps up his series on becoming a fruitful Christian by emphasizing that the fruit in our lives reveals what we are most connected to. He teaches that true, lasting fruit is not something we manufacture on our own, but the natural result of being connected to God. When we are led by the Holy Spirit, His work becomes evident through the fruit we produce.

Pastor Bryan continues his series on being a fruitful Christian and preached that fruit is not the consequence of your effort, but of your devotion. A disconnected disciple will always be fruitless. The defining trait of every disciple of Jesus Christ is one significant thing: fruit. Your fruit points to whose you are!

Pastor Bryan continues his series on being a fruitful believer and preaches how the fruit from your life is revealed by the actions you take. This message challenges us to look beyond intentions and focus on what our lives consistently produce. Fruitfulness isn’t just something we claim—it’s something that shows up in our habits, decisions, and responses each day. As believers, we’re called to evaluate whether our actions align with a life rooted in Christ, allowing Him to shape us into something that grows, thrives, and impacts others.

This week, Pastor Bryan starts a new series and talks about how fruitfulness begins with being planted. True fruitfulness is the result of what your life is rooted in—and you can’t be planted in the Kingdom until you’ve first been uprooted from the world.

Pastor Bryan preached this Easter Sunday on how belief requires action. Your belief in Him will unveil His belief in you. Because of the cross and resurrection, you can live a life that makes an eternal difference. Those who believe will go so that others can believe.

Pastor Bryan preached today on how our faith works on behalf of God, not for God. Faith isn’t about having enough resources—it’s about believing that God is bigger than what He’s asking you to do.