What do we do when life doesn’t go the way we prayed it would? When healing doesn’t come, when grief lingers, when it feels like God is silent?

In this honest and tender message, Pastor Randy walks us through the tension of believing in a God who can heal — while living in a world where pain and loss are all too real. Blending Scripture, story, and a raw monologue born out of prayer, this message gives language to the struggle many believers quietly carry.

Drawing from Mark 9 and the father who cries, “I believe — help my unbelief!”, this teaching reminds us that Jesus doesn’t run from our brokenness — He meets us in it.

Whether you’re in a season of faith, doubt, or deep pain, this message will remind you that even in the mess, Jesus is still above it all.

From Sunday 08.17.25

In this first message of our Jesus Above All series, Pastor Randy revisits a foundational question Jesus asked His disciples: “Who do you say I am?” This isn’t just a theological inquiry — it’s a personal, disruptive, life-altering question that every follower of Jesus must answer.

With honesty and conviction, Pastor Randy explores how cultural Christianity has often reduced Jesus to a means to an end — a Savior we admire, but not always a Lord we follow. He challenges us to move beyond a faith built on comfort, preference, or consumerism, and to embrace a life of full surrender.

If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt, spiritual shallowness, or the tension between belief and obedience — this message is for you.

From Sunday 08.10.25

We keep asking for more of God — but have we made space for Him to move?

In this message, Pastor Randy challenges us to stop chasing spiritual moments and start building spiritual habits. Repentance makes room. Discipline sustains the fire. And when we’re emptied, God can truly fill us.

It’s not about feeling a spark — it’s about living with fire.

From Sunday 07/20/2025

In the 2008 Olympics, the fastest team didn’t win the 4x100 relay—not because they lacked speed, but because they failed to hand off the baton. The race was lost in the exchange.

In this message, Pastor Mike Lane challenges us to think about the handoff in our own lives. Are we preparing the next generation to run their race well? Are we running our own without comparison or distraction? This message is a call to run faithfully—and to pass the baton with purpose.

From Sunday 07.13.25

Be encouraged to seek God beyond Sunday as Pastor David McGregor challenges us to remove the obstacles that keep us from pursuing Him. Life’s worries, routines, and distractions can easily crowd out our hunger for more of Jesus—but seeking doesn’t just happen in solitude. Sometimes, seeking God means showing up, serving others, and living with intentionality. In this message, you’ll be reminded that when we prioritize seeking—through prayer, through worship, and through loving people—God is faithful to meet us and provide everything we need.

From Sunday 07.06.25

In this week’s message, Pastor Randy challenges us to stop pretending we’re on fire for God when we’re really just coasting on embers. Drawing from Elijah’s confrontation with the prophets of Baal in 1 Kings 18 and Jesus’ words in John 15, we’re reminded that true fire isn’t a feeling—it’s a consuming, purifying presence. Before we can be filled, we have to be emptied. Before the rain comes, the altar must be repaired. This is a call to slow down, face the spiritual scoreboard, and seek the kind of fire that actually sustains.

From Sunday 06.22.25

In this powerful and personal Father’s Day message, Pastor Randy unpacks the story of Gideon in Judges 6 and calls every man to rise up as a Man of Valor.

With honesty, humor, and vulnerability, this message speaks directly to the heart of men who feel overlooked, unqualified, or worn down by the pressures of modern life. You’ll hear how God meets us in our weakness, how our culture is suppressing healthy masculinity, and why it’s time for men to stop hiding and start stepping into their God-given identity.

Whether you’re a dad, a husband, or simply a man trying to follow Jesus—this message is for you. (And ladies, there’s encouragement here for you too.)

From Sunday 06.15.25

At Everyday Church, we’re passionate about raising up the next generation—and that means putting the mic in their hands, not just talking about them. This week, Josiah Schwab—a 20-something young adult with a deep love for God’s Word—brings a powerful message from John 15.

In the second week of our Summer of Seeking series, Josiah challenges us to move beyond surface-level spirituality and into a deliberate, fruit-bearing relationship with Jesus. With honesty, biblical depth, and personal vulnerability, he walks us through what it really means to abide in the Vine—to cut off the things that are choking your soul and cling tightly to the One who gives life.

Whether you’re in a dry season or just hungry for more, this message will stir your spirit and remind you: fruit doesn’t come from trying harder, it comes from staying closer.

From Sunday 06.08.25

Summer often disrupts our routines—kids are out of school, vacations pick up, and spiritual rhythms fade. But what if we didn’t wait for fall to reset our walk with God?

In this kickoff message to 'Summer of Seeking', Pastor Randy challenges us to use the slower pace of summer to rekindle our spiritual fire. Drawing from Philippians 3, 2 Timothy 1, and Mark 11, he unpacks how authenticity, humility, and honesty are essential to true revival. This episode is a bold call to stop faking it, face the scoreboard, and fan into flame the gift of God within us. 🔥 

From Sunday 06.01.25

In this final installment of our Generosity series, we shift from Old Covenant requirements to New Covenant posture. What does giving look like under grace, not law? We explore 2 Corinthians 9 and the principle of “firstfruits” as an act of faith, identity, and intentionality—not just obligation. This episode challenges us to move beyond fear- or greed-based giving and embrace cheerful, Spirit-led generosity that reflects the heart of God.

From Sunday 05.18.25