Sermons

Pastor Andy brings us a message about how pressing the pause button after pain is what allows God to reset our trajectory and prepare us for a pivot into something greater. Using the disciples behind locked doors after the resurrection, the pause becomes the place where we discover five things: our fears that we have not faced, the friends who are truly with us, the foundation our lives are actually built on, the forgiveness we must extend to ourselves and others, and the faith we still have when we stop doubting and believe. Slowing down long enough to find what God reveals in the stillness is how we shore up our most holy faith and walk into the next thing He has for us.

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Scripture References:

John 20

Pastor Andy teaches about the importance of finding stillness in the seasons between life's most intense moments, using the post-resurrection appearances of Jesus to the disciples as a picture of how God meets us in the quiet, reflective spaces rather than in the noise. The process of growth often begins with pain, moves through a deliberate pause, and then leads to a pivot that produces real power, but too often the constant noise of phones, social media, and busyness prevents the self-reflection needed to hear what God is saying. Being still is not a waste of time; it is the place where strength is built, wise counsel is sought, and the next season of purpose begins to take shape.

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Scripture References:

John 20

Acts 1

Guest Speaker Tony Jones brings us a message about how scars are not symbols of degradation but of validation, as demonstrated when Jesus showed His wounds to the disciples as proof of His resurrection, revealing that every scar tells a story of what has been overcome. Wounds are inevitable because people need people, and the same closeness that brings blessing also opens the door for harm, but healing is optional and requires a willingness to address the pain rather than hiding behind pretense or running to the next person, job, or situation. A scar is the destiny of every wound and a testament that healing took place, and sometimes choosing temporary pain through surrender to God's process is the only path to true freedom and wholeness.

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Scripture References:

3 John 2

John 20

Philippians 1:6

Pastor Andy brings us a message about how the path to power often begins with a seed of pain, using Jesus' crucifixion and Peter's denial to illustrate how fear, crowd influence, and an inability to see beyond the present cause us to run from the very thing that leads to resurrection. The cross was not just an instrument of death but an invitation to embrace difficulty, because what we do with our pain determines whether it produces bitterness or breakthrough. No matter what cross we bear, we must not let the painful challenges of life drive us away from God, because the best is yet to come for those who endure.

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Scripture References:

Matthew 26

Mark 8

Pastor Andy brings us a message about the purpose behind the pain we experience in life. Through the story of Lazarus, we see that pain does not mean God has forgotten us or stopped loving us; He loved Mary, Martha, and Lazarus deeply, yet He allowed them to walk through the agony of death because He was about to get glory out of their situation. When God steps in front of your tomb and calls your situation back to life, there will be a crowd that comes just to see what He has done, proving that the pain was never pointless but was always leading to a greater demonstration of His resurrection power.

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Scripture References:

John 12

John 11

Pastor Andy teaches that there is no prosperity without pain, using the life of Joseph to reveal that pain is not punishment from God but a divine process every overcomer must walk through. Seven types of pain are identified through Joseph's journey, including the pain of favor, the dream, family betrayal, the pit, slavery, the lie, and the prison, showing that obstacles are not the end but ingredients for what God is preparing. The process of pain, pause, pivot, and prosper transforms suffering into power, because the tested you has a capacity for prosperity that the untested you does not yet have.

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Scripture References:

Genesis 37

1 John 5

Pastor Andy teaches that pain is a universal reality even for those in a covenant relationship with God, and that trying to dismiss or hide from it only delays the breakthrough that comes from running toward God in the midst of difficulty. The reset journey moves through four intentional stages: pain, pause, pivot, and prosper, where the pause is not wasted time but preparation, the pivot is a Spirit-led turn toward purpose, and prosperity is not the absence of struggle but the presence of God in every dimension of life. Just as Jesus was in the boat with the disciples during the storm, He is present in the middle of every painful season, building resilience and transforming sorrow into strength for those who refuse to let go of their covenant with Him.

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Scripture References:

Mark 4

2 Corinthians 4

Pastor Andy teaches that God is intentional in all things, actively working for the good of those called according to His purpose, and that this same intentionality is the seed of success for every believer. True prosperity is not accidental; it requires being intentional about identity, gifting, and connections, recognizing that each person is sent here on a divine mission with a name and an assignment worth pursuing. Sacrifice without intent is unsustainable, but when offerings of time, talent, and resources are made with purposeful expectation toward God's favor, the doors He has already prepared begin to open.

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Scripture References:

Genesis 4

Romans 8

Pastor Andy brings us a message about prospering on purpose. God has fashioned each of us for a specific purpose, and that purpose begins with having a relationship with Him, being confident in Him, and living by faith and not by sight. When we accept that we have been designed for this journey from glory to glory, we understand that our prosperity is not an accident but an intentional part of God's plan, and we are purposed to please Him whether we are at home in the body or away from it.

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Scripture References:

Genesis 2

2 Corinthians 5

Guest Speaker John Davis brings us a message about how believers often forget what God has already spoken, using the familiar phrase "per my last email" to illustrate how we treat Him the same way we treat messages we have already read but fail to remember. Through the storm on the Sea of Galilee, the disciples were never in danger of dying because Jesus had already declared the destination, and His command carries the guarantee of arrival. The storm was not random resistance but intentional preparation, building the disciples' understanding of who Jesus was before they witnessed what He would do on the other side, reminding us that our storms are not meant to change our destination but to deepen our revelation of the Savior.

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Scripture References:

Mark 4

Mark 5