Sunday May 25, 2025: Pastor Matt continues our look at Isaiah 35's promise and explores the narrative when Jesus meets a grieving widow on the road outside the city. Where sorrow and death are interrupted by the life of the Beloved Son. 

Isaiah 35 comes alive as the wilderness begins to bloom and hope meets us in our dry places.

Sunday May 11, 2025: Pastor Matt continues teaching on the assurance and glory availed only in the wilderness. As sons and daughters we no longer see the wilderness through any other lens except that exclusively of the Father's jealousy for us. A jealousy to establish, root, and build a land of promise; first in us and secondly around us. 

Sunday May 4, 2025: Religion has hijacked the concept of the wilderness and has caused us to see it exclusively through the lens of God's test and/or His displeasure, when it was in-fact the spirit that led Jesus into the wilderness. As sons and daughters we see the wilderness not as the hard part that qualifies us for a promise land, but rather, as the blank canvas of raw potential to create in union with Abba Himself.

We don't run from the wilderness, instead, we get seated in assurance to see an Isaiah 35 promise fulfilled in our lives.

Sunday April 27, 2025: Pastor Matt uses narratives of Jesus encountering two disciples on the road who knew so much about Him yet did not recognize him, as well as, Jesus' parents at 12 losing him while they assumed he was somewhere in the crowd. How much of our journeys have we spent on the parades, the entourages, and the conversations; all the while missing His invitation to know Him face-to-face?

Sunday April 20, 2025: Pastor Matt teaches Easter Sunday on where Abba was during Christ's crucifixion. While religion's impoverished legalistic lens caused us to believe He was turning His back on the son so He wouldn't turn His back on us, the reality is so much better than we could have ever dreamed. 

Sunday April 13, 2025: Pastor Matt teaches from the familiar narrative of Jericho's walls falling, but from the lens of joyful waiting. Waiting in our culture has always been seen as a test, proving to God we're worth a breakthrough, or earning our blessings; when in fact the waiting is about our hearts being braided to Abba's. When you're in a season called "waiting", see it through the lens of sonship and allow His joy to infuse strength.

April 6, 2025: Pastor Matt teaches the significant distinction between how slaves pray compared to how sons do. Sons, even in a moment of what appears as not enough, are so convinced of Abba's care they soak their prayers in gratitude and expectation. What would our prayer lives look like if we saw all the waiting through the confident lens of sonship?

Sunday March 23, 2025: Pastor Matt shares our third installment in our look at Holy Spirit conquered thoughts, holy imaginations, and how crucial our minds thinking rightly about Abba truly is for our lives. How we think about God, and how we think of ourselves in Christ, sets the course for the where we go. 

Also, at the end of the message we stepped into a real power worship flow that is included in this podcast. We intentionally left it on here in hopes that the prophetic swirl of His goodness is as present wherever, and whenever, you listen as it was in that moment.

Sunday March 16th, 2025: Pastor Matt dives back in to our look at the creative glory we carry as sons of God. This teaching centers extensively around the understanding of how crucial it is that we think, imagine, about the father rightly and how our holy conquered imaginations form and frame the way we engage with God and create with Him.

Sunday March 9th, 2025: Pastor Matt, in the same vein as we've been for several weeks with our teaching on living our lives governed by Holy Spirit, shares on the significant authority we have to create. This creative glory, our holy imaginations, can be the most life giving recourse for our spiritual walk, or, a detrimental trap of anxiety when our thoughts are not framed by His. What will we see when our imaginations are conquered by His love?