TFH Leesburg

Pastor Andria reminded us that God’s Word is our foundation—it defines what we believe, directs how we live, and secures our future. When we not only hear the Word but also live it out, our lives are built on a rock that cannot be shaken. No matter what storms come, God’s truth holds us steady and proves His faithfulness in us.

 

Pastor Terry’s sermon reminds us to celebrate God’s faithfulness and the joy He brings to His people. But we must also stay alert, because drifting away from Him often starts with small compromises that weaken our walk. True discipleship is a lifelong journey of daily obedience, where each step of prayer and faith builds a strong and lasting life with God.

 

Pastor Kevin’s sermon shows us that following God’s call will always face resistance, but we overcome it by staying focused on the mission. When discouragement comes, we hold on to faith, remembering that God is with us and we fight from His victory. And as we keep moving forward, we build with one hand and battle with the other, trusting God’s strength in every challenge.

 

Pastor Anita taught from Nehemiah 3 that every believer has a place in building God’s work, and we cannot build the Church while disconnected from each other. She reminded us that we must join the work, link arms in unity instead of pride, and take ownership of the mission God has given us. When God’s people stay united in heart and purpose, the enemy has no room, and restoration cannot be stopped.

 

Pastor Terry’s message reminds us that building something lasting for God requires sacrifice, courage, and a clear vision. Like Nehemiah, we are called to see the need, share the vision, and work together—trusting God’s hand even when opposition comes. With faith and perseverance, we can rise up, stay committed, and see God’s plans fulfilled in our lives and in our church.

 

Pastor Terry’s message encourages us to see people and situations the way God sees them, just like Nehemiah did when he heard about Jerusalem’s broken walls. He reminds us to pray boldly and humbly, asking God to renew our hearts and guide us back to our mission. Finally, we are challenged to step out of our comfort zones and take action—through prayer, fasting, and service—to help rebuild what’s been broken in our lives, our church, and our city.

 

Richard Staton shared about the importance of integrity using the story of Uriah in 2 Samuel 11. Uriah chose to do what was right, even when it cost him his life, showing that true honor means keeping your word and putting others before yourself. Richard reminded listeners that living with integrity blesses future generations and honors God.

Roberta Randall spoke about the widow with two mites to show that God values surrender more than wealth or status. She reminded listeners that even when life feels small or unnoticed, God sees every act of faith and can use it to make a lasting impact. Her message encouraged people to trust God, give what they have, and believe their lives matter to Him.

 

Mike Blackhall shared about Tychicus, a faithful friend of Paul who was trusted to carry messages and encourage others. He reminded us that we can also be like Tychicus—faithful, helpful, and willing to share the Good News with those around us. When we choose to be encouragers, we help others stay strong in their faith.

Michael Brown shared how Simon of Cyrene, an ordinary man just passing by, was chosen to carry Jesus' cross—a powerful reminder that God often uses those who seem forgotten. He reminded us that God still works through “nobodies” today to do unforgettable things. When we say yes to God, our faith can leave a lasting impact on future generations.

 

Sam Williams spoke about fully trusting God, using the story of Shamgar from Judges 3:31. He reminded us that with God’s strength, even ordinary people can do amazing things. Sam encouraged us to start each day with faith and rely on God to face our biggest battles.

Kimberly Lambeth shared the story of Jael from Judges 4, a regular woman who played a powerful role in God’s plan. She reminded us that when we walk by faith and make ourselves available, God can use us in mighty ways. Kimberly encouraged everyone to trust God, listen for His voice, and be ready to do whatever He calls us to do.

 

Pastor Chris shared the story of the Roman centurion who amazed Jesus with his great faith and compassion. Even though the centurion was an outsider and a powerful man, he humbly trusted Jesus to heal his servant with just a word. Pastor Chris reminded us that real faith doesn’t need to see first—it simply believes—and that God is moved not by our status, but by our trust in Him.

Pastor Simone shared how God puts dreams and purpose inside each of us, but we must protect those dreams and trust His plan even when others try to tear us down. Using the story of Hannah, she encouraged us to pray bold, “dangerous” prayers and believe that God will come through. She reminded us to watch who we let speak into our lives and to never give up on the dream God has placed in our hearts.