In this message, Pastor Stewart Wilkerson unpacks Matthew 28:2 and the moment the angel rolled the stone away and sat on it—a picture of complete authority over what once blocked the way. Discover how Jesus moves us from the stones that try to stop us to the throne of confidence, identity, and victory He calls us to walk in. This sermon will help you rise above what used to hold you down.

In this episode, Pastor Stewart preaches from Ezekiel’s call to be a watchman on the wall. When danger rises, silence is not mercy—it’s neglect. God has entrusted us to see, to speak, and to stand. This message calls believers to spiritual awareness in a world growing increasingly distracted, urging us to stay awake, warn in love, and watch with hope.

Jesus warned that the last days would be “as in the days of Noah.” In this message, Pastor Stewart Wilkerson unpacks Matthew 24 and calls us to stay alert, faithful, and ready for Christ’s return.

In a world that idolizes hustle and glorifies chaos, families are running on empty — emotionally, spiritually, and relationally. In this episode, Pastor Stewart and Lindsey get real about the “cancer of busyness” that slowly steals our peace, weakens marriages, and pushes God to the margins of our lives.

In this episode, we dive into Jesus’ parable of the ten virgins in Matthew 25 — a powerful warning and a hopeful reminder to keep our faith alive and our hearts prepared for Christ’s return. What does it really mean to have “oil in your lamp”? How do we stay spiritually awake in a distracted world? Join us for a practical, challenging conversation that calls us to live ready every day.

Guardrails in Relationships

Pastor Stewart brings forward a sermon about the need for Guardrails in this first sermon in the series.

Pastor Stewart Wilkerson presents a very strong and powerful message about the kingdom building pressure that shapes us into who God has intended us to be.

Pastor Stewart Wilkerson brings a strong message about God answering the when we are in the "I don't know" seasons. 

Pastor Stewart and I discuss the need for boundaries and what that looks like.