Trans4mation Church

Do you believe God can bless you more than you can ask for? Do you believe He has a plan greater than you can dream? What would happen if He did immeasurably more than you could even think or imagine? This message is meant to stir you to begin to see the possibilities of God's immeasurable for your life. Originally preached in the Fall of 2016, we believed it needed re-preached as a now word for this moment.

The expression ”I could have never imagined” or “never did I think this or that could happen”... There are lots of people living life but living it with things they can only imagine happening in their life. Yet, is it possible that some of what you can only imagine has already been prepared for you by God? Some only dream of a life free of addiction, but God has prepared freedom for them. Others can only imagine a life full of joy, peace or love but again, these have already been prepared by God. And, the great news is He wants to tell you about what He has prepared for you through His Holy Spirit.

Racism and prejudice is real. Injustice is real. However they are not new as can be seen throughout history. Even Jesus had to deal with his own disciples in this area. Our nation is being challenged on so many levels, and the church has to find its place in the struggle. This message attempts to remind followers of Christ just who and what we are presenting during this time.

There are times in our lives when we just have to take a stand and see God work for us. The people of God took a stand at the Red Sea and saw him perform valiantly on their behalf. This message will encourage you to likewise take a stand when the day of evil comes upon you.

Nehemiah told the people of God in the restored Jerusalem the joy of the Lord would be their strength. It’s an amazing statement that sometimes can only be understood when you need strength for the moments that life throws at you. In the midst of sorrow, hardship, and trial there is the presence of joy that sustains you that is almost unexplainable. This message attempts to reveal this principle in a way that will help you receive joy from the Lord that becomes your strength.

The calling of the disciples is well documented throughout scripture. Today, we follow the journey of Nathanael (a.k.a. Bartholomew) as his initial concept of anyone from Nazareth to be quite skeptical including Jesus. Through his encounter with Christ, he quickly changes his viewpoint and becomes a disciple of Jesus and a missionary to many nations.

Jesus said the kingdom of God is like a man who planted wheat in the field where the enemy also planted weeds. The wheat are the sons of God Who are planted by God in this world. This message is a call for the rising of the sons of God in this hour. It reveals what it looks like for the sons to rise and how they rise. In a day and age when evil is right alongside righteousness this message will challenge you to arise, sons of God.

You can’t see it. You can’t touch it. But, it’s there, it’s working and it’s transforming the whole. You can’t see it but you can see its effect around you. What is it? The kingdom of God. Jesus said: The kingdom was like leaven hidden in the dough that made the whole come alive. The whole was transformed by the insertion of the kingdom. It’s working in you as a believer. It’s working in your church through each of you. It’s working in our city through sons and daughters of the kingdom. It’s time…Leaven Rising.

James said that every good and perfect gift is given to us from God, the Father of Lights. Unfortunately God gets too much blame for the evil things done on the earth through the sin of humanity and the temptation of the devil. This message attempts to remind us of the goodness of God and the mere fact that He himself is not tempted nor tempts others to do evil. Our God is not a co-conspirator with evil. But He is the author of goodness, and this message challenges us to see Him as He is.

James said that every good and perfect gift is given to us from God, the Father of Lights. Unfortunately God gets too much blame for the evil things done on the earth through the sin of humanity and the temptation of the devil. This message attempts to remind us of the goodness of God and the mere fact that He himself is not tempted nor tempts others to do evil. Our God is not a co-conspirator with evil. But He is the author of goodness, and this message challenges us to see Him as He is.