This third message from our What Matters Most sermon series zeros in on the idea that it's not about the final destination, but about the journey.Our passage is Luke 1-2 and we encounter three main examples:1) An unusual call that was met with obedience2) An unremarkable birth that was met with faithfulness3) An unexpected problem that was met with trustIn the midst of your own spiritual journey, may you grow in obedience, faithfulness and trust by the power of the risen Savior!This message w...

SUNDAY SERMON: God's Word is vital to our hearts and minds every day of the year, and especially during this season. Join us as we look at how every promise regarding Jesus' birth in the Old Testament finds its fulfillment within the New Testament.The same God who fulfilled those promises two thousands years ago still reigns. In addition, His Word is filled with countless other promises that can instill hope and peace in our hearts today. We must be filled with His Word today and every day!Th...

SUNDAY SERMON: Join us as we begin a new Christmas-themed sermon series entitled What Matters Most! In this first message, we'll take a look at 1 Corinthians 11:17-26, honing in on the thought that we all need to hear amidst a busy season; we must stop and remember. We see that need in three different areas:1) The church was distracted by their differences2) The church was stagnant because of self-indulgence3) The church combats distraction and stagnation by stopping and rememberingWe m...

SUNDAY SERMON: We conclude chapter five in our study through the book of Acts and witness the continued work of the Spirit among those in the early church. Notice the four distinct characteristics of the church displayed in this text:1) A church where sin was taken seriously2) A church where miraculous transformation was taking place3) A church where Satan attacks4) A church where the gospel cannot be stoppedAs we conclude, be encouraged by Acts 5:42 - "And every day, in the temple and from h...

SUNDAY SERMON: As we open our Bible to Acts 5, we encounter a unique episode within the early church. We'll observe two main ideas from the text:1) The motivation behind the madness2) The punishment to maintain purityAnanias and Sapphira were deceitfully trying to increase their spiritual social status and their worldly wealth. What ways do we attempt to do the same today?This message was recorded live at Transform Church in Memphis, TN. For more information about our church, visit transformc...

SUNDAY SERMON: Open your Bibles and join us today in Acts four! As we conclude chapter four, we see another tremendous display of the Spirit at work in the hearts of the early believers. We'll hone in on four aspects of the culture:1) A culture of unity (32)2) A culture that is built on the resurrection (33a)3) A culture that was blessed by God (33b)4) A culture of radical generosity (34-37)It all starts with a culture of unity, which puts the gospel of Jesus Christ at the center of it all. W...

SUNDAY SERMON: We're diving into our 11th message from the book of Acts as the LAUNCH series continues. Our passage today deals with how Peter and John react after being threatened by a governing council.We'll focus on three key thoughts:1) Life change echos throughout the community2) We need a faith family for strength and focus3) Courage is a higher priority than comfortWe're left with some challenging questions to consider.How is your life echoing for eternity? Where do you go to find stre...

SUNDAY SERMON: Noel Fenderson is our special guest speaker and he directs us to II Corinthians 5. He leaves us with a challenge to take inventory of our hearts and lives to see who we're living for: ourselves or our King Jesus Christ.This message was recorded live at Transform Church in Memphis, TN. For more information about our church, visit transformchurchmem.com

SUNDAY SERMON: Our study through the book of Acts continues as the apostles Peter and John face opposition in chapter four. We can see three primary things during this encounter:1) The persecution started because of the shifting spotlight2) The reality of the persecution requires a revelatory response3) The aim of persecution is complete silenceAs believers facing persecution and opposition, we can be encouraged by Jesus' words in Matthew 10:19-20."When they deliver you over, do not be anxiou...

SUNDAY SERMON: Are you ready for five questions that will change your life? As we dive into Acts 3:11-26, we explore a handful of crucial questions.1) Why are we surprised when God does miraculous things?2) Why do we rush to praise people instead of their Creator?3) Why are we prone to reject Jesus and accept something much worse?4) Will you repent and receive the refreshment your soul longs for?5) Will you listen to the one who can actually transform your life?This message was recorded live ...