Family is everything.In this message from our “Learning Curve” series, we look to the wisdom of Proverbs for what it means to build a strong, God-centered home. Whether you’re married, raising kids, or hoping to build a family one day, the health of your home matters.Discover how biblical vision, values, and everyday choices can strengthen your marriage, shape your children, and create a home where faith can flourish.

Have you ever considered the true weight of your words? In this sermon from our summer Proverbs series, we examine how speech impacts every area of our lives—from self-talk and family dynamics to the workplace and online community.

While we often try to control our speech through willpower, Scripture points to a deeper reality: you don't have a mouth problem, you have a heart problem.

Drawing from Proverbs, James 3, and Matthew 12, this message reveals why human effort alone can't tame the tongue, and how letting Jesus transform your heart changes everything that comes out of your mouth.

Key Scriptures:Proverbs 12:18

Proverbs 16:23-24

Proverbs 18:21

James 3:3-12

Ephesians 4:29

Matthew 12:33-35

Your words are never neutral—they are either planting seeds or growing weeds.

What will you fill your heart with this week?

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Can you govern yourself, or do you need someone else to supervise your every attitude and action?In a world that constantly tells us more is better—more information, more success, more noise—the book of Proverbs offers a radically different path: wisdom through restraint.Hebrew wisdom rarely asks, "Is this thing good or bad?" Instead, it asks, "Can you govern yourself?" Honey, work, friendship, and ambition are all good things—until they are pursued without self-control. Augustine called this Ordo Amoris (ordered loves): the art of loving good things in the right order and to the right degree.Join us as we explore what it means to live a "fine-tuned faith," master our spirits, and embrace the spiritual discipline of knowing when enough is enough.📖 Key Scriptures Mentioned:Proverbs 25:16 – "If you find honey, eat just enough—too much of it, and you will vomit."Proverbs 25:17 – "Seldom set foot in your neighbor’s house—too much of you, and they will hate you."Proverbs 27:14 – "If anyone loudly blesses their neighbor early in the morning, it will be taken as a curse."Proverbs 18:24 – "A person of too many friends comes to ruin..."Proverbs 16:32 – "Better a patient person than a warrior, one with self-control than one who takes a city."1 Corinthians 6:12 – "Everything is permissible... but I will not be mastered by anything."Ecclesiastes 3:1–8 & 7:16–18📌 Takeaways to Remember:Self-Awareness — I can know myself.Self-Restraint — I can limit myself.Self-Discipline — I can train myself.Self-Control — I can govern myself.

What does it truly mean to care for the poor? In a culture that constantly redefines justice, the Bible offers a radically different perspective—one built on the character of God, the dignity of every individual, and the leveling power of the Cross.In this message from our Summer in Proverbs series, we examine what Scripture says about God’s heart for the vulnerable, the difference between modern power dynamics and true biblical justice, and why poverty extends far beyond financial need. "The righteous care about justice for the poor, but the wicked have no such concern." — Proverbs 29:7📖 SCRIPTURE REFERENCES IN THIS SERMON:• Proverbs 29:7, 22:9, 14:31, 21:13, 28:27, 19:17• Deuteronomy 15:7–11• Jeremiah 22:16• Luke 4:18• Galatians 2:9–10• Isaiah 61:1–3• Micah 6:8• Matthew 25:37–40If this message encouraged or challenged you, please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE it with someone who needs to hear it!Website: https://impact.church Facebook: https://facebook.com/ImpactChurchHome Instagram: https://instagram.com/ImpactChurchHome YouTube: https://youtube.com/@impactchurchhome TikTok: https://tiktokcom/@impactchurchhome

Ever look around and feel like the world is full of more foolishness than ever before? The truth is, we all have a version of that "No Ragrets" tattoo—a past decision, a word spoken in anger, or a habit we wish we could ink backwards.

In this kickoff message for our summer series, Learning Curve, we dive deep into Proverbs 4 to discover why so much of our regret comes from a lack of wisdom diagnosed too late. King Solomon isn't just giving us information; he’s giving us a roadmap to build a life free of preventable pain.

Real wisdom isn't just about what you know—it's about seeing life the way God sees it and having the practical skill to live like it’s true.

In this video, you’ll discover:

• The "Get" Factor: Why real wisdom requires a dogged, relentless pursuit (like a bird dog on the hunt!).

• Guard Your Heart: Why the cultural advice to "follow your heart" is dangerous, and how to protect the life-source of your decisions.

• The Ultimate Guide: How shifting from a proud heart to a "hearing heart" changes your entire trajectory.

Ultimately, wisdom has a name, and His name is Jesus. If you are tired of playing dumb games and winning dumb prizes, it’s time to pursue the one who can redeem every past regret and heal every foolish wound.

Ever wonder what’s really going on inside your soul?Sometimes our outward reactions—whether it's an explosion of road rage or a sudden burst of frustration—are just surface symptoms of a deeper, underlying issue. In this message, "Getting Curious," Chris Conrad challenges us to look beneath the surface of our behaviors, fears, and habits to discover what is driving them.Just like a physical condition can cause mixed-up signals in our bodies, our spiritual lives can get their wires crossed. Through the lives of Moses and Simon the Sorcerer, we see how unaddressed internal struggles can limit how fully God can use us. But the good news? A loving Heavenly Father isn't looking to condemn you—He is inviting you to get curious about your soul so the Holy Spirit can bring true healing.Website: https://impact.church Facebook: https://facebook.com/ImpactChurchHome Instagram: https://instagram.com/ImpactChurchHome YouTube: https://youtube.com/@impactchurchhome TikTok: https://tiktokcom/@impactchurchhome

Has society—and even the church—accidentally traded masculine strength for passivity?In this powerful Father’s Day message, we dive deep into "Peter’s Masculine Pilgrimage" to discover what true, God-honoring masculinity looks like. Pulling insights from John Eldredge’s Wild at Heart, we explore how Jesus didn't call "nice guys" to follow Him; He called messy, passionate, and forceful men to lay hold of the Kingdom of Heaven.By looking at the life of the Apostle Peter, we trace the map that every man must walk—from ambition and brokenness to becoming deep, Spirit-filled, and truly courageous.If you are a man looking for a second chance, or if you're tired of trying to just be a "good boy," this message is for you.📖 Scriptures ReferencedGenesis 50:20Matthew 11:12Matthew 4:18-20 (The Ambitious Man)Matthew 14:28-31 (The Passionate Man)Matthew 16:21-23 (The Adversarial Man)Matthew 18:21-22 (The Bitter Man)Matthew 19:27-30 (The Conditional Man)Matthew 26:33-35 (The Inflated Man)John 18:10-11 (The Reactive Man)Luke 22:54 (The Distant Man)Luke 22:56-63 (The Broken Man)John 21:15-17 (The Deep Man)Acts 4:8-13 (The Spirit-Filled & Courageous Man)1 Peter 5:6-8 (The Humble Man)"The most critical need of the church at this moment is men—bold men, good men, free men." — A. W. Tozer💬 Join the Conversation: Which stage of Peter's pilgrimage resonated with you the most today? Let us know in the comments below!🔔 Subscribe for more biblical teaching, encouragement, and stories of transformation.Website: https://impact.church Facebook: https://facebook.com/ImpactChurchHome Instagram: https://instagram.com/ImpactChurchHome YouTube: https://youtube.com/@impactchurchhome TikTok: https://tiktokcom/@impactchurchhome

Are you being set up? In this week of our series, "Encounters with Jesus," we dive into Matthew 4 to look at the infamous showdown between Jesus and the devil in the wilderness.

Often, we think temptation is just about breaking rules—but it’s actually a calculated attack on our identity. When you are hungry, tired, and isolated, you become a sitting duck for the enemy. Through the three specific traps laid for Jesus, we discover the exact blueprint the enemy uses against us today: the temptation to be satisfied, the temptation to be awesome, and the temptation to be powerful.

If the enemy wanted to catch you, what bait would he use? Watch to learn how to identify the triggers, illusions, and rationalizations of temptation, and how to stand firm on the truth of God's Word.

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SCRIPTURE REFERENCES:

• Matthew 4:1-11

• 1 John 2:15-17

• Luke 4:13

In this message, we dive into one of the most dramatic, publicly charged encounters in all of the Gospels: The Woman Caught in Adultery (John 8:1–11).When the self-righteous religious leaders tried to use a woman's shame as a weapon to trap Jesus, He flipped the script. Instead of throwing a stone, He stooped to her level, silenced her accusers, and offered her something completely unexpected: scandalous grace paired with a call to holiness.If you are carrying a label the world gave you—"damaged," "failure," "not good enough"—this video is a reminder that the enemy wants to condemn you, but Jesus wants to consecrate you.Key Takeaways from This Message:The Trap of Self-Righteousness: Why it’s so easy to become an expert at spotting other people's brokenness to avoid dealing with our own.Condemnation vs. Consecration: Condemnation says you are what you did and labels you unfit for use. Consecration says you belong to God and you are deeply valuable.Grace First, Freedom Next: Why trying to "white-knuckle" holiness without first experiencing real grace will only turn you into a Pharisee.Scripture References:John 7:53–8:11Philippians 2:6-8Matthew 5:27-291 Corinthians 6:18Romans 8:1-2Website: https://impact.church Facebook: https://facebook.com/ImpactChurchHome Instagram: https://instagram.com/ImpactChurchHome YouTube: https://youtube.com/@impactchurchhome TikTok: https://tiktokcom/@impactchurchhome

You can tell a lot about a leader by the way they treat children. In a culture that often views kids as a distraction or a "chore," Jesus did something radical: He stopped His mission, rebuked His disciples, and placed children at the very top of the social ladder.In this message, we dive into Mark 10 and Matthew 18 to discover why Jesus fiercely protected and cherished the next generation. Churches rarely die first in the sanctuary—they begin to die in the nursery. That's why we don't just offer childcare; we provide soul-care. We aren't babysitting youngsters; we are shepherding future adults.If you've ever wondered what makes a church truly "alive," it starts with a messy, loud, and beautiful investment in our kids.Website: https://impact.church Facebook: https://facebook.com/ImpactChurchHome Instagram: https://instagram.com/ImpactChurchHome YouTube: https://youtube.com/@impactchurchhome TikTok: https://tiktokcom/@impactchurchhome