Trans4mation Church

There is little doubt the world, our nation and our country have been shook by COVID-19. Many are feeling anxious over social distancing, business closures, and stay at home mandates. Some are prisoners to their thoughts and a sense of dread, but this message reminds believers that we are Prisoners of Hope. No matter the situation you find yourself, even beyond COVID-19, let this message remind you of the hope that binds you to the One who captured your heart.

This message preached during the second service on March 15 was in preparation for a powerful baptism service we had. The message views multiple baptisms in the book of Acts that were a result of someone preaching the message of Christ to those baptized. The message of Christ often caused a person to say: “What should I do?” This message will remind you and challenge you to be all in for the One who went all in for you.

This is a message delivered on the day we as a church gathered to celebrate the past year and to vision cast for the next year. It’s a reminder of who we are as Trans4mation Church and what we do as Trans4mation Church.

The second message of the I Will Sing series reminds us to sing the song of praise. Believers are in a battle against a real and formidable enemy that isn’t flesh and blood. The Bible also reminds us the battle belongs to the Lord. What do I do when the enemy comes to steal, kill and destroy? I sing! I sing the song of praise that enthrones God over our circumstances and invites Him into them. When the enemy comes in like a flood….sing! Sing the song of praise.

This is the first in a series of messages entitled I Will Sing. The Bible is rich with music and singing. All throughout the Scriptures we see men and women singing because of the work of God on their behalf. This message, the Song of Deliverance, is a song that can only be sung by those who have been delivered by what Jesus did on the cross. It is a song that is all about our Deliverer. It is a song of testimony of those who have been delivered from the power of darkness. Allow this message to remind you, as believers, of the delivering work of Jesus in your life and then determine in your heart… I will sing.

How do we measure the goodness of God? There are those who would measure His goodness by the goodness of their lives. Others would measure it by the accumulation of things. Yet what is the goodness of God that all men hold in common? The goodness of God that all men can sing? This message takes a look at the life of Israel in seeing the goodness of God and parallels it with our lives so we can sing about the goodness of our God.

The commodity of time is something we all want more of today. This message teaches us how we need to continue our work of being good, doing good and working hard in obedience. As we do, in due time, we will experience a harvest . . . if we don’t quit.

Jesus tells two parables about a man sowing seed. The seed of today is the fruit of tomorrow. The fruit of today contains the seed of tomorrow. What is the seed Jesus is sowing? This message will encourage you to see just exactly what the seed of Jesus is and how we become seed in His hand.

The Bible says God was looking for a man after His own heart when He found David. When He found David Psalm 89 says He anointed him with His sacred oil. I Samuel shows us the account of David being anointed with this oil from Samuel, however the oil was symbolic of the Holy Spirit who came powerfully upon Him from that moment. David started with a heart after God. God then anointed the heart and life of this man of God. Under this anointing David, God’s servant, would do all that God wanted him to do.

This message reminds us of exactly who Jesus was. Though He was born as a baby in a manger, He was so much more. He was born to be king. He is the King of the Kingdom of God and we believers are subjects in that kingdom. Yet, many times our attitudes and actions are defined by the kingdoms of the world in which we live rather than the kingdom He conferred upon us. This is a message for us to celebrate the season of our King but also champion the Kingdom of our King in all we do.