Resentment quietly destroys relationships. You may still love the person, but you’re replaying the words, holding onto the moment, or keeping mental receipts. The Bible teaches that love keeps no record of wrongs, but forgiveness feels impossible when you’ve been deeply hurt. This message shows how true love forgives, how to release resentment, and how to stop letting past pain control your future. If you’re struggling to forgive someone — or even yourself — this sermon will help you find freedom.

In this sermon, Pastor Travis Hearn of Impact Church teaches what it really means to forgive from the heart and why grace is the only way relationships survive.

In this sermon, you’ll learn:

How to forgive someone who keeps hurting you

What “love keeps no record of wrongs” actually means

The difference between forgiveness and reconciliation

Why bitterness is silently damaging your relationship

How to release resentment without ignoring real hurt

How to stop replaying past offenses

You can’t build intimacy while holding onto receipts. You can’t move forward while reopening closed cases. And you can’t walk in freedom while dragging chains from the past. True love doesn’t operate like a courtroom. It operates like a cross. When forgiveness flows, healing follows.

Most relationships don’t fail because of betrayal or finances—they fail because of broken communication. This message is Part 2 of our series on love and relationships, and it reveals the #1 reason love breaks down: people stop feeling heard, seen, and safe. Scripture shows us that true love starts with how we listen, speak, and respond. If you're tired of the cycle of conflict, silence, or feeling misunderstood, this sermon will help you rebuild connection God's way.

In this sermon, Pastor Travis Hearn of Impact Church continues his “Truth About True Love” series with a powerful word on how communication reveals the health of our love—and how healing begins with how we listen.

In this sermon, you’ll learn:

Why communication—not adultery or finances—is the real relationship killer

How listening first can rebuild safety and trust in marriage

What Scripture says about speaking slowly and guarding your tone

How to manage anger before it destroys connection

Why feeling unheard is often the root of resentment and distance

Because love doesn’t always shout. Sometimes, love just listens.

Most of us were never taught love—we absorbed it. Through movies, music, social media, and even past pain, we picked up a version of love that feels good but fails us. We crave intimacy but end up in confusion. Why? Because we’ve built our relationships on a broken definition of love. In this powerful sermon, you'll discover what God actually says about love—and why holiness, boundaries, and covenant are essential if you want love that lasts.

Pastor Travis Hearn of Impact Church teaches what real, godly love looks like—and how to unlearn the lies culture has sold us.

In this sermon, you’ll learn:

Why your definition of love might be the root of your relationship struggles

How culture's version of love feeds selfishness instead of sacrifice

What Scripture actually says about love, boundaries, and holiness

Why real love starts with God’s character, not our chemistry

How covenant—not feelings—is the foundation of lasting love

What it means to love with honor, patience, and devotion

So what if the love you’ve been chasing isn’t the love your soul truly needs? This message calls us out of culture’s chaos and back to the heart of God—where love isn’t just a feeling, but a foundation strong enough to weather every storm. True love doesn’t fade. It reflects the One who never fails.

If you’ve ever asked, “Why does following Jesus feel so difficult?” — this message is for you. Living with conviction in a world that celebrates compromise isn’t easy, but it’s exactly what Scripture calls us to. In this sermon, Pastor Ryan Windauer explores the narrow path Jesus talked about in Matthew 7 — the one that’s hard to walk, but leads to real life. Learn why the struggle isn’t proof that God has left you, but that He’s preparing you. This message brings clarity and challenge to anyone who’s tired of trying to fit in and is ready to stand apart. Keyword phrase: “Why is following Jesus so hard” In this sermon, Pastor Ryan Windauer of Impact Church teaches from Matthew 7 and Genesis 37 to reveal why God uses hardship to make us holy. In this sermon, you’ll learn: Why the narrow road to life is so difficult to stay on How to know if your struggle is spiritual resistance or misdirection What it really means to be “set apart” and holy How hidden seasons are God’s way of preparing you What small acts of obedience do to unlock your future Why holiness still matters — even when it’s unpopular You weren’t made to blend in — you were made to be different. The pressure you feel isn’t proof of failure, it’s confirmation of your calling. It’s hard, yes. But it’s also holy. And on the other side of your obedience is the life God designed you to live.

From the grip of fear to the arms of grace—this is the extraordinary journey of Pastor Naeem Fazal, a former Muslim whose life was radically transformed by the power of Jesus Christ.

In this unforgettable message, Pastor Naeem opens up about his personal journey from a strict Muslim upbringing to a supernatural encounter with the living God. Woven with the biblical story of Jacob and Esau (Genesis 25–33), he draws parallels between ancient sibling rivalry and the modern-day struggles we face—identity, forgiveness, reconciliation, and the need for spiritual rebirth.

Through raw honesty and supernatural revelation, Pastor Naeem reveals what it means to wrestle with God and come out changed. Just like Jacob became Israel after wrestling all night with the Lord, we too are invited into transformation. We see Esau’s rage turn into embrace—a symbol of the radical forgiveness that is possible through Christ.

This isn’t just a testimony. It’s a call. A call to those running from truth, trapped in religion, or broken by betrayal. This message will stir your spirit, challenge your heart, and awaken your soul to the God who redeems every story—no matter how far gone it seems.

What if your breakthrough wasn’t about trying harder... but burning the way back?

In Burn The Bridge, Pastor Travis Hearn delivers a fiery and unforgettable message in Part 2 of our Whatever It Takes series—a spiritual battle cry, not just a sermon. Drawing from Acts 19:18–20, where new believers publicly burned millions of dollars' worth of sorcery books, this message challenges us to go beyond repentance—and start a fire.

This is a call to burn the bridges that keep pulling you back:

With powerful illustrations from Scripture—Samson, Gideon, David, Lot’s wife, the Israelites, and more—Pastor Travis calls us to a decisive moment. No more spiritual negotiations. No more half-hearted obedience. It’s time to torch the exit routes to sin, shame, and spiritual compromise. Because freedom doesn’t come from saying sorry—it comes from saying done.

And in the ashes of those burned bridges, we see the only bridge that remains: the Cross of Jesus Christ. The bridge between who we were and who God is calling us to be.

Today isn’t about explaining your past. It’s about ending it.

It’s the first Sunday of 2026—and Pastor Travis Hearn is declaring a battle cry for the year ahead: Whatever It Takes.

This message is more than a sermon; it’s a spiritual awakening. Rooted in Mark 2, where four friends tear through a roof to get a paralyzed man to Jesus, this word challenges us to break through every barrier, overcome every obstacle, and reject every excuse that keeps us from the presence and power of God.

You’ll be invited to count the cost—of comfort, of control, of convenience—and to step boldly into a year marked by gritty faith and radical obedience. Pastor Travis brings clarity and conviction, showing us that true breakthrough doesn’t begin with the miracle—it begins with the decision to move. To carry. To climb. To tear through whatever separates us from Jesus.

From generational curses to secret sin, from broken marriages to impossible dreams—this is the year to go all in. Heaven still responds to one prayer: “God, whatever it takes.”

Let 2026 be the year you draw the line in the sand. No more halfway. No more someday. Just whatever it takes.

What if everything you're hoping for in 2026 is on the other side of one question: Do you want to be made whole? In this unforgettable message, Guest Speaker Scott Williams returns to Impact Church with a Word straight from John 5 that will challenge you, stretch you, and awaken you. With raw honesty, personal stories, and undeniable truth, Scott walks us through the story of the man at the Pool of Bethesda—stuck for 38 years—until Jesus asked him a simple, life-altering question.

This sermon isn't just about healing—it's about wholeness. It's about getting unstuck from toxic circles, paralyzing thoughts, and the lies that keep you from stepping into your God-ordained future. From calling out cultural superstitions to confronting inner fears, this message is a wake-up call for anyone who wants to step into 2026 with power, purpose, and freedom.

If you've been paralyzed by doubt, stuck in cycles, or waiting on the water to stir—Jesus is already here. He's not asking about your excuses. He's asking, Do you want to be made whole? It's time to rise, pick up your mat, and walk.

What if the greatest message of Christmas isn’t about perfection—but about being found?

In Come Out Wherever You Are, Pastor Travis Hearn delivers a gripping, soul-stirring Christmas Eve message that peels back the layers of human hiding and divine pursuit. Just like a child’s game of hide-and-seek, we once longed to be found. But as life unfolds, we trade innocent laughter for layers of shame, pain, pride, and secrets. We don’t hide to be found anymore—we hide to stay hidden.

But on this sacred night, God calls into the darkness of your life with the most powerful words:

Drawing from Genesis 3, John 8:12, and 1 Peter 2:9, this message reveals how hiding disconnects us from God and how the light of Christ was never meant to expose us—but to save us. You’ll journey through the Garden with Adam and Eve, confront the deceptive bait of the enemy, and rediscover the relentless love of a God who walks through every shadow just to find you.

This isn’t just a sermon—it’s a divine invitation. A call to step out of the dark and into the light. To stop managing your image and start living in your identity. To stop coping and start healing.

This Christmas Eve, you don’t have to run.

In Part 2 of our Christmas series The Missing Peace, Pastor Travis Hearn delivers a timely and transformational word: Live in Harmony With One Another.

As the holidays stir emotions, conflict, and tension, this message reminds us that peace isn’t a seasonal feeling—it’s a spiritual discipline. From Romans 12:9–18, Pastor Travis unpacks the truth that peace is not accidental, it’s intentional. Harmony doesn’t just happen—it’s chosen, pursued, and often, painfully fought for.

Whether it’s a tense family dinner or a fractured relationship, you’ll be challenged to lay down your pride, your right to be right, and your desire to win. Why? Because peace will cost you—but it’s worth everything.

This sermon dives deep into how to set your mind on things above, sow seeds of peace, and let the peace of Christ rule your heart. With vivid illustrations and biblical insight, you’ll see that peacemaking isn’t weakness—it’s spiritual maturity. It’s family resemblance.

Because when we choose peace, we mirror the heart of our Father.