Part three of Coaching Kids focuses on one of the most important and overlooked areas of parenting: teaching children how to love and value people well. Through Matthew chapter seven and the principle of treating others the way you want to be treated, this message challenges families to reject the self-centered mindset of culture and instead raise relationally healthy, spiritually alive kids.

From friendships and gratitude to social media, compassion, words, and inner circles, this teaching gets deeply practical about how parents shape the way children think about people, relationships, and community. This is a direct call to stop raising consumers and start raising children who value others, walk in wisdom, and pursue God wholeheartedly.

In part two of Coaching Kids, this message tackles one of the biggest challenges parents face today: raising children in a culture ruled by feelings, instant gratification, and immaturity. Using the analogy of baseball bases, this teaching breaks down what it means to raise spiritually alive children who connect with God, build strong character, love others, and succeed in life the right way.

This message is a direct call for parents and grandparents to become intentional with their time, their talk, and the truth they build into their children. From honesty and gratitude to discipline and self-control, this teaching challenges families to stop letting culture shape their kids and start leading them by the spirit.

What does it actually mean for a child to “win” in life?

This message breaks down what a true “home run life” looks like—not just success in school, sports, or career, but children who are spiritually alive, grounded in character, healthy in relationships, and connected to the God who created them. Through Deuteronomy chapter six, this message challenges parents and grandparents to become intentional with their time, their talk, and the truth they impress upon the next generation.

From practical parenting wisdom to bold truths about culture, priorities, and spiritual leadership, this message is a direct call to raise children who love God first.

What defines your life?

In this message, we confront the idea that success, wealth, and status determine who you are—and challenge it with a deeper truth. You cannot properly label your life until you decide what you will do with Jesus.

Through a powerful look at the story of the man who walked away, this message reveals what people risk missing when they choose comfort over obedience. It’s not just about what you give up—it’s about what you miss if you don’t fully surrender.

This is a direct call to stop playing games, recognize who Jesus really is, and respond with your whole life—because that decision changes everything.

This message tackles one of the most real and sensitive battles people face today: mental torment. With both compassion and conviction, it addresses the reality of mental illness while pointing to a deeper spiritual truth, that many struggles in the mind are not just natural, but spiritual battles that require spiritual authority.

Through scripture, this message teaches that believers are not powerless. You’ve been given authority to pull down strongholds, cast down thoughts, and take control of what happens in your mind. This isn’t about ignoring pain, it’s about finding real freedom through truth, faith, and the power given by Jesus.

This message focuses on the truth that healing is the will of God and has always been central to the ministry of Jesus. From the very beginning, we are reminded that God created the body with the ability to heal, and through Jesus, complete healing—spirit, soul, and body—is available to every believer.

The message walks through the reality of spiritual authority, the role of faith, and the importance of becoming a child of God to access His promises. With bold clarity, it challenges sickness, oppression, and fear while pointing to Jesus as the ultimate healer who still works miracles today.

On Resurrection Sunday, we celebrate the greatest rescue story in history. Throughout history there have been heroes who saved lives from danger, disaster, and death, but none compare to the heroism of Jesus on the cross. This message connects stories of heroic rescues to the ultimate rescue of mankind through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

This message is a direct and powerful reminder that the cross is not just a religious symbol or a necklace; it is the moment that salvation was purchased for all mankind. The central question of this message is simple but life-changing: Are you saved?

Many believers think they’re under attack, discouraged, or burned out — but often the real problem is much simpler: they’re spiritually dehydrated.
In this episode, we talk about what happens when you stop filling your life with the Word of God, prayer, and time with Him, and why so many Christians are trying to live on yesterday’s spiritual strength. If you feel tired, dry, easily offended, or far from God, this episode will help you understand why — and how to fix it.

In this episode, we explore the three ways the Holy Spirit works in the life of a believer: with us, within us, and upon us. From the Old Testament to the New Testament, we see how God has always been near to people, but through salvation and the baptism of the Holy Spirit, He desires to not only be with us, but to live within us and clothe us with power to do His work on the earth.

We also talk about how the Holy Spirit helps us forgive, overcome sin, grow in our calling, and walk in truth. The Holy Spirit is not distant. He is our helper, advocate, teacher, defender, and voice of truth.

If you come hungry and thirsty for more of God, the promise is that you will be filled.

From the beginning in the Garden of Eden, mankind was created to live with the Spirit of God dwelling within. But when sin entered the world, that connection was broken. Ever since, people have tried to fill the emptiness with physical solutions; relationships, substances, success, and distractions... yet the void remains.

In this episode, Pastor Devin explores the role of the Holy Spirit from Genesis to Acts and why salvation restores what was lost in Eden. We also examine the difference between salvation and the baptism of the Holy Spirit, and why God desires believers to experience both.

If you’ve ever felt like something is missing, this message explains why, and how the Holy Spirit fills the void that nothing else can.