TFH Leesburg

In this sermon, Pastor Rick Godwin teaches that God’s promises are activated by courage and obedience, not fear or hesitation. Using Joshua 1, he reminds us that the brave accept God’s call, choose courage daily, and trust His presence wherever they go. When we walk boldly in God’s Word, we can take possession of everything He has promised.

In this sermon, Pastor Terry reminds us that we can’t fight what we refuse to recognize, and that spiritual battles require spiritual awareness. Drawing from Ephesians 6, he teaches that our strength comes from the Lord as we put on the full armor of God to stand firm against the enemy’s schemes. When we are clothed in truth, righteousness, faith, salvation, God’s Word, and prayer, we are empowered to resist, endure, and remain standing.

Pastor Andria delivers a powerful message about spiritual awakening, using the metaphor of hitting the snooze button on an alarm clock to illustrate how Christians can become spiritually drowsy. She emphasizes that God is sounding a spiritual alarm clock, calling believers to wake up from spiritual slumber and step into His purpose. The sermon introduces a 21-day church-wide fast starting the next day, positioning it not as deprivation but as disruption - God's way of awakening souls. Andria explains that this isn't about New Year's resolutions but about revival, distinguishing between human effort for self-improvement versus God's power for spiritual transformation.

The message focuses on three key actions: waking up to the time (recognizing this as a divine kairos moment), recognizing the darkness (acknowledging areas where we've grown spiritually numb), and putting on the light (actively choosing to walk in purity, prayer, and power). Andria warns that spiritual sleep happens gradually through constant noise, exhaustion, small compromises, doing things for God without being with God, consuming wrong influences, unhealed hurt, and isolation. She concludes with a powerful altar call, emphasizing that awakening requires a physical response and that every yes to God is a funeral to our comfort.

This sermon from Pastor Tim reminds us that true joy is not based on circumstances but is a lasting work God grows in us as we choose contentment and follow Jesus daily. Jesus invites us to walk with Him, learn from Him, and become like Him by loving others deeply, showing kindness, offering forgiveness, and extending grace even to those who hurt us. As we are comforted by God, we are called to serve the world, make disciples, and live out our faith with purpose, compassion, and generosity.

In this sermon, Pastor Terry and Travis Whitley remind us that Christmas is not about finding the perfect gift, but about grace finding us through Jesus. They teach that God’s grace brings good news, heals what is broken, and restores peace to our hearts through Christ’s sacrifice. The message invites us to stop striving and instead receive the saving and healing grace God freely offers to everyone.

In this sermon, Pastor Terry and Pastor Anita lead us to rejoice with great joy and to worship Jesus by pouring out everything, showing that true worship is costly and requires full surrender. They remind us to never get over the cost of grace, pointing to the cross and calling us to live as a Christ-like fragrance that reflects His sacrifice to the world.

In this sermon, Pastor Terry reminds us that worship is more than a song—it’s a surrendered life. He teaches that under fire and pressure, we release our best aroma, and that aroma is our worship rising to God.

Pastor Simone encourages us to let worship flow into how we live and serve others. When we honor God in our everyday actions, our lives reflect His love and bring glory to Him.

Pastor Kevin’s message teaches that Jesus is the true King who deserves our worship, just as the wise men bowed before Him with joy and costly gifts. He is the King with full authority over all creation, and our lives hold together when we live under His rule. We honor Him best when we offer Him our first and finest in every area of our lives.

Pastor Terry’s message reminds us that the wise men found Jesus because they followed God’s light instead of getting distracted by shadows. In the same way, God’s grace leads us to turn away from things that pull us off track and toward a life that honors Him. True grace isn’t just something we notice—it’s something we receive with humility and a willing heart.

Dr. Jim Henry’s sermon teaches that every believer has been entrusted by God with gifts, opportunities, and resources, just like the servants in the parable. We are accountable for how we use what God has given us—whether we hide it in fear or put it to work in faith. In the end, God honors the faithful servant who invests their gifts for His purposes and challenges us to consider: will we be found faithful?