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What if you’re giving up on something God is still growing?

Every invitation, every prayer, every act of generosity, every hour spent serving is a seed. Just because you haven’t seen the harvest yet doesn’t mean those seeds were wasted.

We plant. We water. God makes it grow.

Keep showing up. Keep making room for someone else to meet Jesus. Don’t let a difficult season convince you that nothing can grow.

The harvest belongs to God. Our part is to keep sowing.

What’s your next step? Join a serve team, begin giving, or invite someone to sit with you this Sunday. Put the seed in your hand to work.

Your first thought doesn’t have to be your final thought.

A thought can be loud without being true. It can be familiar without being healthy. So how do we keep the lies we’ve believed from shaping the way we live?

In this message from our Good Farma series, Pastor Landon Kyker shares three practical steps for bringing our thoughts under the authority of Jesus: catch it, check it against God’s Word, and choose the next faithful step.

Discover how to recognize the difference between condemnation and conviction, stop filling in the blanks with assumptions, and begin feeding the truth instead of rehearsing the lies.

What are you planting in your mind today that you’ll one day live with in your life?

There’s a faithful step you can take today. You don’t have to wait for perfect circumstances to take it.

There’s a harvest in your future. What are you planting today?

In this message from our Good Farma series, Pastor Landon challenges us to look at the seeds we’re sowing in our faith, relationships, health, work, and finances. A healthy future takes intentional choices, consistent habits, and surrendering the whole field of our lives to Jesus.

If you’ve been putting off your next step or feel discouraged because you haven’t seen growth yet, this message is an encouragement to keep planting. Even a neglected field can be cleared, and today can be a new beginning.

What’s one faithful step you can take today? Watch or listen, and share this message with someone who needs encouragement to keep sowing.

What you’re planting today is shaping what you’ll harvest tomorrow. Are you sowing seeds for the future you want simply hoping things will change?

In Part 2 of Good Farma, Pastor Kelly Kyker shares how the biblical principle of sowing and reaping applies to our relationships, habits, faith, and the legacy we leave behind. God supplies the seed, but we have a responsibility to put it in the ground even when circumstances aren’t ideal.

You may be living with the results of choices you didn’t make, but your past doesn’t have to define your future. You can start planting something different today.

Don’t hold back. Seed your future.

Share this message with someone who needs encouragement to take their next step of faith.

DON’T HOLD BACK | Good Farma, Week 1 | Pastor Landon Kyker

Everybody wants a better harvest—but what are you planting?

In the first message of our Good Farma series, Pastor Landon Kyker explores the biblical principle of seedtime and harvest. Our words, habits, relationships, and daily choices are seeds shaping our future. If we want to grow in faith, strengthen our families, and make an eternal impact, we have to become intentional about what we plant.

Through Ecclesiastes 11 and Galatians 6, this message challenges us to name the harvest, stop waiting for perfect conditions, and take our next step of obedience. Even when you can’t see growth, God is at work.

You may be tired, but you’re not finished. Don’t dig up in doubt what you planted in faith.

What is one seed God is calling you to sow this week?

What if waiting until you have “enough” is keeping you from taking your next step of faith?

In the final message of our **I’m In** series, Pastor Landon Kyker challenges us to trust God with what’s already in our hands. Through Jesus’ feeding of the five thousand, discover how surrender, generosity, and faithful investment in God’s Church can make an eternal impact.

You were created to **pour, not store**. Your time, gifts, influence, and resources can help others encounter Jesus. Generosity begins with trusting God and letting go of the fear that tells you to hold everything back.

What are you holding onto that God is asking you to release?

Share this message with someone who needs encouragement to trust God and take their next step.

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I'm In | I'm Influential | Pastor Kelly Kyker

Can God use you if you don’t have your life together?

In John 4, Jesus meets a Samaritan woman whose life is complicated. After one conversation with Him, she goes back to her town with a simple invitation: “Come, see.” Many people come to believe because she shared what Jesus had done in her life.

You don’t need a platform, a perfect past, or all the answers to make a difference. You need to know who Jesus is and care about the people around you. You have no idea how one conversation, one word of encouragement, or one expression of love might change someone’s life.

In this message from our I’m In series, discover what it means to let your light shine and use your influence for God’s glory.

Scripture: John 4; Matthew 5:13–16

EVERY PART MATTERS. And that means YOUR part matters.

The Church was never meant to be an event you watch—it’s a Body you belong to.

You may feel unseen. You may think someone else is more gifted, more qualified, or more important. But attention is not the same as importance. Some of the most necessary parts of the Body are the ones nobody applauds.

Your presence matters.

God never asked you to be someone else. He simply asked you to make your part available.

It’s time to wake up your part, step off the sidelines, and say:

“God, I’m available. Use me.”

🎧 Watch or listen to this week’s message, EVERY PART MATTERS, now.

Have you ever wondered if your past, your mistakes, or the things you’re still struggling with could disqualify you from God?

You are invited.

In Week 1 of I’M IN, Pastor Landon Kyker walks through the story in Luke 7 of a woman everyone else had written off—but Jesus welcomed. While the room saw her reputation, Jesus saw someone worth rescuing.

Because Jesus invites the people others write off.

Shame says, “You are your worst moment.”

You don’t have to clean yourself up first. You don’t have to have all the answers. You don’t have to fix your life before coming to Jesus.

Come to Him.

Jesus welcomes you exactly as you are, and He loves you too much to leave you exactly as you are.

And for those who already know Jesus, there’s a challenge for us too: Who are you bringing with you?

Send the text. Make the call. Offer the ride. Save the seat. Your invitation could become the bridge that carries someone to Jesus.

There is room. You are invited. Come home.

What if you’ve given your life to Jesus… but you still don’t feel new?

You still carry guilt from your past. You’re still hurting from what someone did to you. You’re still fighting habits you thought you would have broken by now.

Here’s the truth: feelings are legitimate, but they are not always facts.

In Part III of our NEW series, we’re talking about what it really means to become a new creation in Christ—and how God meets us in the places that still feel old.

Through Jesus, we are:

Your history doesn’t define you. Your hurt doesn’t have to imprison you. And your habits don’t have to have the final word.

“Anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person. The old life is gone; a new life has begun!” — 2 Corinthians 5:17

If you’ve ever thought, “I know I’m supposed to be new… so why don’t I feel new?” this message is for you.

▶️ Watch or listen now, and discover how knowing your Creator—and believing what He says about you—can change the way you see yourself and the way you live.

📍 The Purpose Church