10.5.25, The Perfect Conclusion, Matthew 7.12-27 (Ray Badgero)

In this message from 1 Peter 3:1–7, we explore God’s design for marriage and how Christ’s life is to be reflected in the relationship between husbands and wives. Pastor Jason unpacks the biblical call for wives to embrace Christ-like submission and genuine beauty, while husbands are challenged to pursue intimacy and honor in their marriages. Though counter-cultural, these principles reveal the strength and humility of Jesus lived out in the home. This sermon offers encouragement and practical wisdom for singles, married couples, and families seeking to build Christ-centered relationships.

In this sermon from 1 Peter 3:1–7, Pastor Jason reminds us that marriage is God’s design, created to be the foundation of the family and a reflection of Christ’s love. As husbands and wives allow “Christ in us” to shape their relationships, marriage becomes a powerful witness of God’s grace to the world. This message emphasizes the importance of honoring God’s Word, embracing His roles for marriage, and letting our homes become places where Christlikeness grows. Together, we discover how living out God’s design for marriage strengthens families, churches, and society.

In this message from Psalm 96:3, we’re reminded that God’s mission is not only geographical but also generational—every follower of Jesus is called to declare His glory to the next generation. Pastor Jason shares how the Gospel is too good to keep to ourselves, too costly to neglect, and too important not to pass on to our children, students, and young people. The sermon challenges us to pray for God’s favor, prioritize His Word, and pursue intentional discipleship so that faith is not just preserved but multiplied. Together, we are called to raise up a generation who will know, love, and live for Jesus Christ.

In this message from Psalm 96:3, we explore what it means to declare God’s glory among the nations and live on mission in our everyday lives. Pastor Jason reminds us that the call to share the Gospel is not just for pastors or missionaries, but for every believer where they live, work, and play. When we worship God rightly, our witness will overflow naturally and passionately into the lives of those around us. This sermon challenges us to see our jobs, schools, neighborhoods, and relationships as mission fields so that the whole world may hear the Good News of Jesus Christ.

n this message from John 15:5, we are reminded that Jesus is the Vine and we are the branches—apart from Him, we can do nothing. Pastor Jason unpacks how true spiritual growth comes through abiding in Christ, arranging our lives with intentional “rhythms of grace” like prayer, reading Scripture, Sabbath, and fasting. These practices are not the goal in themselves, but a trellis that supports our transformation as the life of Christ flows through us. This sermon challenges us to build a “Rhythm of Life” that keeps us rooted in Christ and bearing lasting fruit.

Fasting, Matthew 6.16-18

Life today often feels hurried, restless, and overwhelming—but God designed a better way. In this message from Genesis 2:1–3, we learn that the Sabbath is not a burden but a gift: a rhythm of rest, delight, and worship that God built into creation itself. Discover how practicing Sabbath can restore your soul, deepen your relationship with Jesus, and bring peace into every part of life. Join us this Sunday as we continue our Rhythms of Grace series and explore God’s invitation to true rest.

In this message, we explore the transformative power of reading and abiding in God’s Word. As Jesus teaches, the truth of Scripture sets us free—shaping us not only for eternity but for everyday life. When we regularly engage the Bible, we are spiritually formed, equipped to resist the lies of the world, and drawn deeper into a relationship with Christ. Join us as we learn how this simple yet powerful rhythm of grace renews our minds and changes our lives.

In a world driven by noise, busyness, and distraction, Jesus invites us into a better way—a life shaped by quiet moments with the Father. In this message from Mark 1:35, we look at how Jesus regularly withdrew to practice silence and solitude and how we can follow His example. Discover the spiritual power of slowing down, making space for God, and deepening your prayer life. This sermon is part of our Rhythms of Grace series and is perfect for anyone seeking rest, renewal, and real transformation in their relationship with Christ.