On one of the most culturally overlooked Sundays of the year, Pastor Travis delivers a powerful message to the men of Wilderness Church—calling them to become the kind of men who are dangerous in all the right ways and good in all the ways that matter.

Rooted in Exodus 20:5–6, 2 Corinthians 12:9–10, and Psalm 133:1, this message speaks to men across every generation—especially those carrying a father wound or wondering if it's too late to change their story.

From generational legacy to spiritual surrender to brotherhood through shared experience, Travis invites every man to follow the ultimate model of strength and sacrifice—Jesus.

This is more than a Father's Day sermon. It's a call to become who you were made to be.

In this summer kickoff message, Travis challenges us to resist spiritual drift and embrace the margin of the season with purpose. Drawing from Ephesians 5:15–17, we’re reminded to live wisely, make the most of every opportunity, and stay spiritually engaged even when schedules loosen. With stories, Scripture, and practical application, this message invites us to rest with purpose, reinvest in relationships, refocus spiritually, and respond to the everyday opportunities God places in our path. Don’t just enjoy this summer—steward it.

We often recognize or know people by their attributes or our limited experiences with them. The same is true for our relationship with God. We read about, hear about, and sing about the different attributes of God but what about the wholeness of who He is? What about the person of Jesus and the characteristics of god that He holds? In this talk Jarrod Hill emphasizes how we can often fixate on Jesus as our Savior and forget to let Him lead our life as Lord.

No matter what your life has looked like, if you are a born again believer in Jesus you have a story to tell. Often times we believe the lie that our story isn't useful, but no matter what your journey to faith looks like God can use the story that He's given you to encourage or convict others.

In this episode you will hear from our dear friend Yogi Dalge. Yogi was born in Ethiopia and realized at a young age that he would be disabled. As Yogi shares His story it is evident that God worked continuously in His life.

On this Mother’s Day, Travis unpacks the power of legacy—not just for moms, but for anyone who wants to live a life that points others to Jesus. Drawing from the story of Timothy and the quiet faithfulness of his mother and grandmother, we’re reminded that legacy is not built through fame, but through everyday faith. Whether you’re a parent, mentor, or spiritual leader, your life leaves a mark—and God promises that the seeds you plant today will produce fruit in His time.

You don’t have to achieve your identity—you can receive it in Christ.

This message unpacks five truths about who you are in Him:

Adopted. Made new. United with Christ. Deeply loved. Sent as His ambassador.

When you know who you are, everything changes.

Many people today are open to faith, but hesitant to fully follow Jesus. In this Easter message, Pastor Travis Wright challenges us to move beyond curiosity and into commitment—to make an intentional decision to believe in the resurrection, the identity, and the purpose offered through Jesus Christ. Whether you’re full of questions, dealing with disappointment, or discouraged by life, this message points to the hope found in the risen Savior and invites you into a new life, new identity, new family, and new purpose.

Following Jesus isn't a one-time decision — it's a lifelong direction. In this message, Travis unpacks what it means to take intentional next steps in your spiritual growth, whether you're brand new to faith or you've been walking with Jesus for decades. From baptism, prayer, and Bible study to serving others, this message challenges every believer to move from where they are to where God is calling them to be — one obedient step at a time.

Obedience is a word that often causes pause. A word that may have some bad memories attached to it, or a word that might ring back thoughts of childhood heartaches. In this talk Travis, with the help of his dog Squeaky, tells us how Obedience isn't just a decree to follow solely out of fear, but how when we are obedient to our creator God we open the door to our full potential.

As we gear up for Easter we have been talking a lot about what it looks like to invite someone to church, or more importantly what it looks like to invite someone to meet Jesus for themselves. In this talk Jarrod Hill shares how these 'invitation' talks have exposed what has motivated him in his life and walk with Christ.