Reach Sermon Archive

Do you understand how much you actually need God? We do not always realize we don't just need God to get to heaven, but we actually need Him every minute of every day. This week Sam Miller uses the life of Asa to show us how to rely on God.

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At first glance the Bible can be an intimidating book to pick up. There are stories, lessons, and powerful tales about God and the story He has architected throughout history. Fortunately, God has always made a way for us to find Him. In this lesson, Pastor Philip continues the story of Stephen from last week with his summation of the story of God as he is put on trial for heresy. In one chapter, Stephen details the story of the gospel and holds the religious leaders of his generation accountable

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Are you self sufficient? Are you constantly getting yourself out of situations, or do you depend solely on God to rescue you? Samson tried to live his life without God's help. But God loved him too much to let him be self sufficient. God wants us to cry out to Him instead of always acting like we are fine. This week Pastor Taylor Gabbert talks about being fine without God in Judges chapter 16.

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As the church began to grow, the community quickly became too big for the apostles to care for everyone. As with any community with diverse backgrounds, there were some who fell through the cracks. But God always meets our needs before we even realize it. In this lesson, Pastor Philip Jackson teaches on God’s design for cultivating and establishing influence with others for the sake of the gospel.

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This world is filled with people trying to get there way. And when everybody is busy climbing to the top it's easy to forget that God is sovereign. Nobody wins, but God. The good news is that He wants us to be with Him when He wins. This week Pastor Taylor Gabbert talks about trying to control your own life in Judges 15.

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As shockwaves made their way through Jerusalem, the church began to grow. That meant there would be opposition from the established powers in the city. But God provided as He always does, a miraculous illustration of His power to build the confidence of His people. In this lesson Pastor Philip Jackson teaches on the confidence that comes in Christ and the lengths that He will go to tear down human understanding.

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How often do we actually ask God what direction we should go? More often we ignore what God is trying to tell us because we think we know the way to go. We are determined to be smarter than God, and we never are. When we go our own way we end up bound to the consequences of our sin. This week Pastor Taylor Gabbert talks about looking for God's way in Judges 14.

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Something we hear often is that churches are full of fake people. But have you ever considered that in the context of what we know about the human race? Entire digital platforms and apps have been created so that we can present to the world the parts of our lives. But what does God think about fake people? Particularly, what does He think about people who try to use Him as a tool for their own social standing? This week, pastor Philip Jackson resumes his series through the book of Acts with the story of a husband and wife who tried to use God as a social tool.

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You'll often hear someone detail a time they were in deep despair and cried out for God to talk to them, but He didn't. That person is usually talking about a time they asked God to speak or save them with a circus trick. God is always saving us, but we have to learn to look for that deliverance the way He is giving it to us. This week Pastor Taylor Gabbert talks about putting conditions on God's deliverance in Judges 13.

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We all prepare for our future, But how far in the future are you looking when you prepare? Are you prepared for the end? Do you believe in heaven and hell, or are those just fairy tale words to you? Tonight Pastor Taylor Gabbert finishes a series on parables with the urgent reason we need to be prepared.

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