Are you trying to live the Christian life in your own power?

In this message from our "Spirit Filled" series, we dive into Galatians 5 and Mark 8 to discover what it truly means to live in sync with the Holy Spirit.

When life feels like a mess, it’s often because we’re pushing when God is pulling, or running when He says wait. But the Holy Spirit wasn't given to us as something we just "sprinkle on top" of our lives—He was sent to be our constant guide, comfort, and source of power.

In this sermon, you’ll learn:

Why God’s process rarely matches your expectations (and why that’s okay)

The critical difference between God’s conviction and the enemy’s condemnationHow to stop worrying about the 5-year plan and take the very next step in faith

What a blind Olympic sprinter can teach us about running "in sync" with God

If you are ready to stop relying on sheer willpower and start experience true freedom, purpose, and spiritual growth, this message is for you.

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Do you ever feel like you're only getting a fraction of what God has to offer in your daily walk?

In this opening message of our new series, SPIRIT FILLED, Pastor Luke Simpson breaks down what it truly means to be baptized in the Holy Spirit. Using practical illustrations—from electric-assisted bikes to the true meaning of baptizo—Pastor Luke shows that God isn't calling us to fight spiritual battles in our own strength or just "dip our toes" into faith.

Scripture promises that the same power that raised Jesus from the dead lives inside every believer. If you are tired of living exhausted and are ready to go "all in" with the power, wisdom, and presence of God, watch this message and discover what happens when you step fully into the baptism of the Holy Spirit.

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Do you ever feel like you’ve made too many mistakes, carry too much baggage, or simply aren't qualified for God to use you?

In this final message of our series, REDEFINED: Discovering Your God-Given Identity, Pastor Luke Simpson dives into Exodus 3 and the life of Moses to answer a powerful question: Why does God repeatedly introduce Himself as "the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob" instead of using Jacob's redeemed name, Israel?

Jacob was a deceiver who struggled, stumbled, and often slipped back into his old ways—yet God chose to tie His very name to him forever. Through the lives of Moses and Jacob, Pastor Luke reveals that God isn't looking for perfect people; He’s looking for people who will cling to Him through every struggle.

If you’ve ever felt disqualified by your past or messy in your present, know this: God isn't just the God of the flawless—He is the God of the imperfect, and He is your God today.

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Are you trying to quiet a storm that God is using to wake you up? Are you sleeping on your calling, delaying obedience, or feeling trapped in a season that doesn't make sense?In this message, Pastor Luke Simpson continues our sermon series, REDEFINED: Discovering Your God-Given Identity. Looking at the story of Jonah, Pastor Luke unpacks what happens when there is a disconnect between who God made us to be and how we are actually living. While some life storms hit when we are on mission, other storms arise when we’re running from God's direction. In those moments, we don't just need a word to calm the storm—we need to obey what God last told us to do.Whether you feel like you've messed up too much, feel stuck in a dead-end assignment, or are afraid to step into what’s next, remember this core truth: Your location is temporary, but your identity in God is eternal. God isn't finished with you, and your calling will always find you when you choose to follow Him.PLAN A VISITJoin us this Sunday in Creve Coeur or connect with us online:https://revchurchstl.com/CONNECT WITH USInstagram: https://instagram.com/revchurchstlFacebook: https://Facebook.com/revchurchstlSubscribe for more weekly messages: @RevChurchSTL

What are you leaning on when life gets hard? When a crisis hits, a relationship ends, or anxiety rolls in, we quickly find out if our foundation is rock-solid or just drilled into the drywall.In this powerful message, Pastor Luke Simpson kicks off our new sermon series, REDEFINED: Discovering Your God-Given Identity. Looking at the lives of the Apostle John and the patriarch Jacob, Pastor Luke challenges us to stop leaning on our own strength, our coping mechanisms, or the shifting approval of others. Instead, we are called to receive the ultimate identity that culture can’t take away: being "the disciple whom Jesus loved."If you are tired of running yourself ragged trying to perform for the world, it’s time to lean back, trade your anxiety for God's peace, and discover who He says you truly are.PLAN A VISITJoin us this Sunday in Creve Coeur or connect with us online:https://revchurchstl.com/CONNECT WITH USInstagram: https://instagram.com/revchurchstl Facebook: https://Facebook.com/revchurchstl Subscribe for more weekly messages: @RevChurchSTL

Has fear or worry caused you to forget how big your God is?

In this powerful message, "Remembering to Remember," Pastor Luke Simpson dives into the book of Joshua to discover how easy it is to forget God’s past faithfulness when we are staring down a new crisis. When the Israelites crossed the Jordan River at flood stage, God didn't just perform a miracle—He commanded them to set up stones of remembrance so they would never forget His power.If you are currently facing an impossible situation, struggling with anxiety, or wondering if God hears your prayers, this sermon will challenge you to stop praying small prayers and start expecting the miraculous. It’s time to shift your focus from your afflictions to His faithfulness!If this message blessed you, please Like, Subscribe, and Share it with someone who needs this reminder today!

📖 Scripture References:

Joshua 3:14-17 (Crossing the Jordan)

Joshua 4:1-3, 19-24 (Stones of Remembrance)

Psalm 103:1-5 (Forget Not His Benefits)

Lamentations 3:19-23 (Great is Your Faithfulness)

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Have you ever felt completely exhausted, like you're running out of energy, joy, or answers? In this message on John 2, Pastor Luke breaks down why God sometimes lets us reach 0% before He steps in and how our moments of emptiness set the stage for His greatest transformation. Discover why you shouldn't quit at "Jar #5" and how small acts of everyday obedience lead to spiritual breakthrough.PLAN A VISITJoin us this Sunday in Creve Coeur or connect with us online: https://revchurchstl.com/CONNECT WITH USInstagram: https://instagram.com/revchurchstlFacebook: https://facebook.com/revchurchstlSubscribe for more weekly messages: ‪https://YouTube.com/@RevChurchSTL‬