Remnant Church

Listen into this week's message titled "Serve The Vision" preached by Pastors Devin Hutchinson and Landon Wray as they remind us that God’s vision—not personal ambition—is the true purpose that guides every believer’s life. They emphasize that Christians are called to serve God’s mission through faithful obedience, humility, and active participation in the work He has placed before them. We as the body are challenged to embrace servanthood, unite around God’s vision, and commit themselves to the work of building His Kingdom.

Listen into Foundations: Genesis 14.

Listen into this week’s message, “Aimed For More,” as Pastors Devin Hutchinson and Landon Wray challenge us to recognize that God is intentionally preparing and positioning His people for greater Kingdom impact. Through testimonies from North Carolina and recent ministry victories, they share a renewed vision of being God’s bow and arrows, sent to expand His Kingdom and make disciples among the nations. The sermon emphasizes that seasons of stretching, testing, and refinement are not setbacks but preparation for God’s purposes. As the Lord clarifies the target, believers are called to remain unified, embrace the refining process, and boldly answer His call.

Listen into this week's seromin titled "Wielding the Weapons of Old" preached by Pastors Devin Hutchinson and Landon Wray as they remind us God has already equipped His people with everything needed to fight the battles before us. Through biblical examples we are called to remember covenant truth as they challenge believers to stop chasing the "new" weapons instead of throwing away the "old" weapons and to sharpen, apply, and faithfully wield the spiritual weapons God has already placed in our hands.

Listen into Foundations: Genesis 13.

Listen into this week's sermon titled "Chaos & The Cure: The Untaught Generation" preached by Pastors Cason Shobert and Landon Wray as they explore how today's culture has become overloaded with information yet lacking true discipleship and life changing teaching. They contrast modern systems of shallow, convenience based learning with the Biblical model of teachers who not only communicate truth, but live it out and produce transformation in others. Using the example of Jesus and the early church, the message emphasizes that real teaching requires accountability, purity, wisdom, and commitment to forming disciples rather than simply transferring knowledge. Ultimately they call the church back to Biblical teaching that equips believers to live faithfully, raise strong families, and impact the world one soul at a time.

Listen into Foundations: Genesis 12

Listen into this week's message titled "Chaos & The Cure: The Unhealed Generation" Preached by Pastors Cason Shobert, Devin Hutchinson, and Landon Wray as they emphasize the biblical model of shepherding, calling leaders to reflect the heart of the Good Shepherd by feeding, strengthening, healing, and pursuing God’s people. Drawing from Ezekiel 34 and other scriptures, they confront the failure of self-serving leadership and highlight the responsibility shepherds carry to care for the weak, restore the broken, and seek the lost. True shepherding is not about titles or platforms, but about sacrificial service, spiritual nourishment, and genuine accountability for souls. Ultimately, it challenges every believer, not just leaders, to embrace the call to shepherd those around them, becoming part of God’s cure for an unhealed generation.

Listen into Foundations:Genesis 10-11

Listen into this week's sermon titled Chaos & The Cure: The Unfruitful Generation" preached by Pastors Cason Shobert, Devin Hutchinson, and Landon Way as they call believers to remember their redemption and respond with urgency to reach a world still lost in spiritual chaos. They identify an “unfruitful generation” as one that is busy yet barren, informed but inactive, and present without purpose—lacking a burden for souls. Using vivid imagery and Scripture, the message emphasizes that the Church is called not just to gather, but to go, with evangelists serving as catalysts who awaken compassion and mobilize mission. Jesus is presented as the model, demonstrating a lifestyle of evangelism marked by compassion, action, and a focus on the harvest. Ultimately, we urge believers to reject complacency, embrace their responsibility, and actively bring others to Christ, because there is still room in God’s house and heaven rejoices over every soul saved.