The Homestead - Aubrey

In this message, Pastor Matt Brown closes out The Peace Series with one of the most transformative revelations of the gospel: peace is not something we chase — it’s who we already are in Christ.

From Luke 17 and Colossians 3, Pastor Matt teaches that the Kingdom isn’t a distant reality waiting to come to us, but a divine presence already alive within us. The call of stillness isn’t to disengage, but to awaken. Through the renewal of the mind, we begin to live from union — not for it — allowing the government of His peace to reign within us.

This episode invites you to stop striving for peace and start living from it.

Sunday October 12, 2025: In this follow-up to The Invitation to Stillness, Pastor Matt takes us deeper into the theology of stillness—revealing that peace isn’t something we chase, it’s where we live. Through powerful revelation from Colossians 3, Ephesians 2, and John 14, this message reminds us that stillness begins with location, not situation.

When you know your true address—hidden with Christ in God—you stop living for peace and start living from it. Pastor Matt confronts the myth of separation, inviting listeners to renounce the old lie of distance and rediscover life from union with Christ.

This message will reframe how you see storms, silence, and spiritual authority. You’ll learn that authority flows from rest, not striving—and that peace isn’t passive, it’s powerful.

Be refreshed by this prophetic teaching as you remember:

“You can’t release peace into a storm you haven’t conquered within.”

“The storm doesn’t define you—His stillness does.”

Listen now and return to your seat—your address is in Christ.

In this message, Pastor Matt invites us into the Father’s heart of stillness—not as passivity, but as a radical act of trust. Stillness is not retreat; it’s alignment. It’s learning to be still in His stillness so we can truly know the fullness of His glory in and through our lives.

We’re reminded that stillness is not the absence of conflict—it’s the refusal to be discipled by chaos. In a world that constantly demands reaction, the Father calls us to rest in love, to anchor ourselves in peace, and to find confidence in His unshakable presence.

Let this message invite you to set yourself right in the middle of His perfect love—and discover what happens when your heart learns to be still.

In this teaching, Pastor Matt continues our Moments Matter series with a powerful revelation on equity and union — the grace to partner with the moment.

When God speaks, He doesn’t just command; He supplies grace to respond. When He says give, there’s grace for provision. When He says pray, there’s grace for breakthrough. Peter didn’t walk on water — he stood on a word. Every command from the Spirit carries its own ability to perform it.

This teaching is an invitation for sons and daughters to stop striving, recognize the holy moments where grace is present, and simply lean in, surrender, and say yes.

Sunday September 21, 2025: In this teaching, Pastor Matt shares on the significant grace available when the Father invites us into holy moments, and the maturity required to recognize moments heaven is writing something bigger than we can see. Whether it’s to step out, give, sow, trust, or pray, when God calls you into a moment, He also releases the very nutrients needed for that word to come to fullness and maturity in your life. Don’t miss the grace of the moment.

Sunday August 31, 2025: A key in your hand doesn’t open a door by itself. It’s not just the truth you know, but the truth you are intimate with in union with Jesus. When we partner with the Holy Spirit in expectation, doors open and oil flows.

We looked at the boy’s lunch in John 6, the widow’s jars in 2 Kings 4, and the empty vessels filled in Cana. In every story, God’s abundance was only limited by human preparation. The oil never ran out — it only stopped when there were no more jars to fill.

Union is not passive. It’s participation. It’s bringing our little, setting the table, and watching the Father multiply it beyond measure.

This teaching is a call to live with hearts full of expectation, to prepare space for what the Father wants to pour out, and to partner with the Spirit in the joy of union.

Sunday August 17th, 2025: Gratitude is more than thankfulness for what God has already done – its a prophetic announcement of what is still yet to come. In this teaching, Pastor Matt unpacks how Jesus gave us a blueprint when He lifted His eyes and said, "Thank You" before the breakthrough. Gratitude through union is not shallow optimism, but the posture of sons and daughters abiding in the vine, confident that glory transforms prisons into altars, delays into testimonies, and losses into weighty glory.

Sunday August 10th, 2025: Everywhere Peter walked, the sick were healed—not because he chased glory, but because he lived in union with Jesus. The same is true for us. The aim isn’t signs, wonders, or even influence—the aim is Him. But from that union, a glory follows… like holy residue on everything we touch.

This week’s message, Pastor Matt shares an invitation to stop striving for results and start abiding in Christ. When you do, there is a glory that follows.

Sunday August 3, 2025: You were never meant to live begging for what’s already been placed inside of you. In this message, Pastor Matt teaches from Acts 3, where Peter looks at a lame man and says, “Such as I have, I give to you.”

This is the sound of sons who know what they carry. It’s the cry of a generation waking up—not to hype, but to union. Not to earn something, but to release what’s already theirs in Christ.

In this message, you’ll be invited into a bold faith that doesn’t wait for permission. A life where miracles aren’t the goal—they’re the overflow.

The invitation is simple:

What I have, I give.

What if that’s all God needs?

Sunday July 27, 2025: In this message, Pastor Matt moves from John 17 to John 11, showing how perfect union with the Father doesn't avoid pain–it walks into graveyars with deep assurance. Jesus, fully one with Abba, calls life into dead places.

Union doesn't shrink back; it carries hope into every moment.