Another preacher, another fall, another wave of "church hurt" stories — and eventually one of them is going to hit close to home. In this message from 1 Corinthians 1–3, Pastor Jason Mayfield gives believers a practical, biblical toolkit to protect their faith before a leader disappoints, hurts, or fails them.

Pastor Jason walks through the Spectrum of Church Hurt (disappointment, hurt, and abuse — and why confusing them keeps people stuck), introduces the cybersecurity concept of an "attack surface" as a picture of how broadly or narrowly our faith is built, and lays out three tools every Christian needs: Get Clear on who Jesus is, Get Mature so cross-centered preaching is enough, and Get Yours — because once the revelation jumps from the teacher to you, it belongs to you.

He closes with direct, personal pastoral counsel for the disappointed ("get over it"), the hurt ("get through it"), and those who have suffered real abuse ("get help — you cannot do this alone").

Scripture: 1 Corinthians 1:11–13; 2:1–13; 3:5–15 (ESV)

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There's an ancient spirit actively working to keep you from receiving the truth of God's Word — and most people don't even know it's there.

In this episode, I'm teaching from 1 Samuel 22 on the Spirit of Doeg: a counselor in King Saul's court whose influence cost the priesthood their lives, the king his anointing, and the nation its power. I'll walk you through three ways this same spirit operates today — outsmarting the Word, inflaming insecurities, and undermining the covenant — and I'll show you how David's response in 2 Samuel 1 gives us the blueprint for confronting it head on.

If you've ever struggled to trust what you're hearing from the pulpit, or felt your ability to receive from the preached Word getting compromised, this one is for you.

Guest speaker Pastor Andy McMillan, lead pastor of Oasis Church in Ulysses, Kansas, brings a message from 1 Corinthians 13 at Saraland Church.

A look at what happens when one of the most familiar words in Scripture starts losing its weight in everyday Christian life, and what it actually takes to put it back.

Wars, rumors of wars, natural disasters on the rise — is the end near? In this message, Pastor Jason Mayfield walks through Matthew 24 and challenges much of what most Christians have been taught about one of Scripture's most talked-about end times passages. If you've ever felt more anxious than assured after hearing a sermon on the last days, this one will reframe how you read the text — and why there's real reason to be hopeful about tomorrow.

Part of the "Hopeful About Tomorrow" series from Saraland Church.

What does the Bible actually say about the end times — and why do so many people get it wrong?

In this message, we break down the four major views of eschatology that have shaped Christian theology for centuries, why some are more reliable than others, and what the Book of Revelation is actually pointing you toward.

If you've ever felt anxious about world events, confused by end-times predictions, or overwhelmed by conflicting theories, this is the framework you've been missing.

Topics covered:

• The four millennial views: Premillennial, Amillennial, Postmillennial, and Dispensational Premillennial
• The 70 Weeks of Daniel — and why the popular interpretation may not hold up
• Why eschatology tends to make people either distraught or distracted
• What Daniel's response to troubled times actually looked like
• Revelation 21 and the hope of a new heaven and new earth

Looking for a Jesus-centered, Spirit-filled church for all people in Mobile, AL. Come join Pastor Jason Mayfield every Sunday at Saraland Church, located at 907 Shelton Beach Rd, Saraland, AL 36571

In this message (You Don't Have To Wait), I explain everything that Jesus accomplished for you to be saved from eternal punishment and torment. This is a full explanation of The Gospel of Jesus Christ.

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907 Shelton Beach Rd,

Saraland, AL 36571

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Hosanna is one of those words we toss around in church without really knowing what it means. It's not just a song lyric. It's a desperate cry from people who had exhausted every option available to them and made one final appeal to the only one who could actually do something about it.

In this message, Pastor Jason Mayfield unpacks what was really happening when the crowd met Jesus on Palm Sunday and why their cry still matters when you're in a season where nothing seems to be changing.

Most churches will tell you to give and trust God — and leave it at that. But if that's all you've been handed, you've been getting half the message.

In this episode, Pastor Jason Mayfield gets unusually honest about money, wealth, and the life you're actually built to live. Drawing from real experience — both in ministry and in business — he lays out four biblical principles that determine whether your finances grow or stay stuck, why most Christians are spinning their wheels, and what self-sabotage actually looks like when it's dressed up as spiritual warfare.

This isn't a feel-good pep talk. It's the conversation most pulpits avoid.

Most people lump tithing, sowing, and giving into the same category — but they're three completely different transactions, each with a different purpose, a different promise, and a different posture of the heart.

In this episode, Pastor Jason Mayfield breaks down all three and why understanding the difference could change the way you handle money for the rest of your life.

We tithe because He is Lord. We sow because He is a rewarder. We give because it deals with the wicked, selfish edges of our own hearts.

📖 Malachi 3 | Hebrews 11 | 2 Corinthians 9 | Galatians 6 | Leviticus 19 | Deuteronomy 14

Life fills up fast — and most of it happens by default. In this closing message of the "We Are Openly Spirit-Filled" series, Pastor Jason Mayfield pulls from Ephesians 5 to talk about what you're actually filling your life with and four simple, practical adjustments that can change the trajectory of your faith.