Trans4mation Church

Judas was the keeper of the money box as Jesus and the disciples ministered throughout the land. Judas, as the keeper of the money box, mismanaged the money that belonged to Jesus because he was selfish, greedy and sinful. This message reminds us that the money in our hands is, in reality, the money of Jesus. And we are the keepers of the money box. What are we doing with His money?

The Bible says fathers are the glory of the sons. This message, spoken on Father’s Day, dives into how we as men of God can live lives our children can boast in. The message challenges us to our identity and to our role as the image of God as well as fathers and husbands. Allow this message to cause you to live a life your kids can be proud of.

Guest speaker Pastor Peter Joudry speaks on the power of the Holy Spirit.

Many Christians live incomplete and unfulfilled lives because they do not live out the fullness of what was provided at Calvary. This message will bring you to a place of seeing the fullness of Calvary and how we can live it out. God is calling for all believers to live as not just redeemed sons but also redeemed sons who are priests of God. The fullness of Calvary is lived out in a dual destiny of sonship and priesthood.

The church of Sardis in Revelation 3 is called upon by Jesus to wake up. He was calling it to an awakening. He tells them what was wrong with them but gives them prescriptive remedies to offset their spirit lifelessness. This message is part of the city wide sermon series and will challenge you to see if your reputation agrees with your reality.

The Holy Spirit is our advocate and active resource of power for the believer today. This message shows how God, through the Holy Spirit, uses us and all of our challenges and experiences to accomplish His purpose.

This is the second message in the City Wide sermon series. The message is focused upon prayer that brings joy to the city. Can prayer be a conduit for joy in the city? How does prayer bring joy to the city? Through this message you will be reminded of who you are and the importance of praying for the city. God’s heart is joy for a city and prayer is one of the conduits to fulfilling His desire.

This message is part of the City Wide sermon series in which 10 city churches are participating. Philip went to a city in Samaria and ministered the word of God to it that produced great joy in the city. This message looks at some of the principles employed by Philip in the city as well as challenges us to take look a that joy love in our hearts. Joy in the city comes from joy in the hearts of people.

Revelation 5 gives a great picture of the throne room of God. The search was made for one who was worthy to open the prophetic plan of God for humanity. Jesus, the Lamb of God who was worthy, stepped up to take the scroll and break the seals. The picture that follows gives us not only a glimpse of who He is but also gives a glimpse to who we are as believers. Allow this message to cause you to see yourself through the throne room of God.

On Resurrection Sunday Jesus, our high priest, came back out of the most holy place after making atonement for the sins of the world. He was the approved high priest, and He was the accepted sacrifice for sin. And In doing so He removed all the limits that stood between God and man. The limitless One made a way for the limited ones to live a limitless life in Christ.