His Presence Church Podcast http://www.hpctn.com/ HPCTN info@hpctn.com HPCTN Welcome to the weekly message from His Presence Church in Johnson City, Tennessee Welcome to the weekly message from His Presence Church in Johnson City, Tennessee en © 2026 HPCTN no Revelation 15 Rex Allchurch <p>What if the storm that was meant to destroy you became the platform of God’s victory?</p><p>In Revelation 15, John sees the victorious standing on the sea of glass, holding harps of God, singing the song of Moses and the Lamb. This is not escape. This is defiance. Worship in the face of the beast. Peace in the place of chaos. Victory before the battle looks finished.</p><p>Stop rehearsing the lies of the beast. Start singing the song of the Lamb.</p><p><br></p> <p>What if the storm that was meant to destroy you became the platform of God’s victory?</p><p>In Revelation 15, John sees the victorious standing on the sea of glass, holding harps of God, singing the song of Moses and the Lamb. This is not escape. This is defiance. Worship in the face of the beast. Peace in the place of chaos. Victory before the battle looks finished.</p><p>Stop rehearsing the lies of the beast. Start singing the song of the Lamb.</p><p><br></p> What if the storm that was meant to destroy you became the platform of God’s victory?

In Revelation 15, John sees the victorious standing on the sea of glass, holding harps of God, singing the song of Moses and the Lamb. This is not escape. This is defiance. Worship in the face of the beast. Peace in the place of chaos. Victory before the battle looks finished.

Stop rehearsing the lies of the beast. Start singing the song of the Lamb.


]]> Sun, 21 Jun 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2547 1 bc911908a20a7dbf28773f10929b4a0d no Radical Forgiveness Julia Barlow <p>What if forgiveness is not just something God asks of us, but a gift He gives for our freedom? In this message on Radical Forgiveness, we explore how unforgiveness, bitterness, and resentment can become walls that hinder our fellowship with God, and how Jesus shows us a better way. Through the stories of David, Absalom, and ultimately Christ on the cross, this sermon is a powerful invitation to tear down the walls, experience healing, and walk in the freedom and intimacy with God that Jesus purchased for us.</p> <p>What if forgiveness is not just something God asks of us, but a gift He gives for our freedom? In this message on Radical Forgiveness, we explore how unforgiveness, bitterness, and resentment can become walls that hinder our fellowship with God, and how Jesus shows us a better way. Through the stories of David, Absalom, and ultimately Christ on the cross, this sermon is a powerful invitation to tear down the walls, experience healing, and walk in the freedom and intimacy with God that Jesus purchased for us.</p> What if forgiveness is not just something God asks of us, but a gift He gives for our freedom? In this message on Radical Forgiveness, we explore how unforgiveness, bitterness, and resentment can become walls that hinder our fellowship with God, and how Jesus shows us a better way. Through the stories of David, Absalom, and ultimately Christ on the cross, this sermon is a powerful invitation to tear down the walls, experience healing, and walk in the freedom and intimacy with God that Jesus purchased for us.

]]> Sun, 14 Jun 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1550 2 1f57c1d0149a4f1ac66b1ff953d0e364 no Revelation 14 Beth Kent Sun, 07 Jun 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2979 3 6aa629794da6f9382c789fde19f0c238 no Revelation 13 Part 2 Chris Kent Sun, 31 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2086 4 1f57d9545b5ae77c98492ce1a38da23a no Revelation 13 Part 1 Chris Kent <p>The enemy often works not by destroying our faith, but by subtly shrinking it down. Are you settling for cheap counterfeits when infinite joy is offered? Join us for our latest sermon on Revelation 13 to uncover the spiritual realities behind today's pressures, and discover how Christ’s ultimate victory gives us the grace to endure.</p> <p>The enemy often works not by destroying our faith, but by subtly shrinking it down. Are you settling for cheap counterfeits when infinite joy is offered? Join us for our latest sermon on Revelation 13 to uncover the spiritual realities behind today's pressures, and discover how Christ’s ultimate victory gives us the grace to endure.</p> The enemy often works not by destroying our faith, but by subtly shrinking it down. Are you settling for cheap counterfeits when infinite joy is offered? Join us for our latest sermon on Revelation 13 to uncover the spiritual realities behind today's pressures, and discover how Christ’s ultimate victory gives us the grace to endure.

]]> Sun, 17 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2123 5 bcb544584d6562667347d275701dfb22 no The Church Chris Kent, Rex Allchurch <p>In this message, Chris and Rex call the church back from spectatorship into the beautiful, biblical reality of being the body of Christ. With pastoral honesty, biblical depth, humor, and practical examples, they show that church is not a building, a weekly event, or a place for spiritual consumers, but a living people joined together under Jesus. From Ephesians 4 to Tabitha sewing clothes, Stephen serving tables, disciples preparing rooms and donkeys, and ordinary people making space for others to encounter Christ, this sermon reminds us that no act of service is small when it is offered to the Lord. Every believer has a part to play, every gift matters, and the body is built up in love as each part does its work.</p> <p>In this message, Chris and Rex call the church back from spectatorship into the beautiful, biblical reality of being the body of Christ. With pastoral honesty, biblical depth, humor, and practical examples, they show that church is not a building, a weekly event, or a place for spiritual consumers, but a living people joined together under Jesus. From Ephesians 4 to Tabitha sewing clothes, Stephen serving tables, disciples preparing rooms and donkeys, and ordinary people making space for others to encounter Christ, this sermon reminds us that no act of service is small when it is offered to the Lord. Every believer has a part to play, every gift matters, and the body is built up in love as each part does its work.</p> In this message, Chris and Rex call the church back from spectatorship into the beautiful, biblical reality of being the body of Christ. With pastoral honesty, biblical depth, humor, and practical examples, they show that church is not a building, a weekly event, or a place for spiritual consumers, but a living people joined together under Jesus. From Ephesians 4 to Tabitha sewing clothes, Stephen serving tables, disciples preparing rooms and donkeys, and ordinary people making space for others to encounter Christ, this sermon reminds us that no act of service is small when it is offered to the Lord. Every believer has a part to play, every gift matters, and the body is built up in love as each part does its work.

]]> Sun, 10 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2406 6 94476dfa5d2e152811e810c56bc0be6e no Revelation 12 Part 2 Emma Allchurch <p>In this message from Revelation 12, Emma Allchurch unpacks the victory of Jesus over Satan, the accuser, and shows how the cross changes everything for the people of God. Revelation is not presented as a confusing end-times puzzle, but as a powerful unveiling of Christ’s finished work: the church may still face lies, pressure, persecution, and spiritual attack, but those who belong to Jesus are protected, nourished, and no longer condemned. This is a message of salvation, assurance, testimony, and hope — calling believers to stop living under accusation and to stand confidently in who they are in Christ.</p> <p>In this message from Revelation 12, Emma Allchurch unpacks the victory of Jesus over Satan, the accuser, and shows how the cross changes everything for the people of God. Revelation is not presented as a confusing end-times puzzle, but as a powerful unveiling of Christ’s finished work: the church may still face lies, pressure, persecution, and spiritual attack, but those who belong to Jesus are protected, nourished, and no longer condemned. This is a message of salvation, assurance, testimony, and hope — calling believers to stop living under accusation and to stand confidently in who they are in Christ.</p> In this message from Revelation 12, Emma Allchurch unpacks the victory of Jesus over Satan, the accuser, and shows how the cross changes everything for the people of God. Revelation is not presented as a confusing end-times puzzle, but as a powerful unveiling of Christ’s finished work: the church may still face lies, pressure, persecution, and spiritual attack, but those who belong to Jesus are protected, nourished, and no longer condemned. This is a message of salvation, assurance, testimony, and hope — calling believers to stop living under accusation and to stand confidently in who they are in Christ.

]]> Sun, 03 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2273 7 436ef9c8eee158d13b6479160f76ed30 no Revelation 12 Part 1 Emma Allchurch <p>Most people avoid the book of Revelation—or turn it into charts, fear, and confusion. This message cuts straight through that. It reveals what’s really going on behind the scenes: a cosmic battle, a relentless enemy, and a God who has already secured the victory. From the moment sin entered the world to the birth of Christ, every attempt to stop God’s plan failed—and Revelation 12 pulls back the curtain so you can see it clearly. If you’ve ever found Revelation overwhelming, this will reframe everything and leave you with confidence, clarity, and a renewed awe of Jesus.</p> <p>Most people avoid the book of Revelation—or turn it into charts, fear, and confusion. This message cuts straight through that. It reveals what’s really going on behind the scenes: a cosmic battle, a relentless enemy, and a God who has already secured the victory. From the moment sin entered the world to the birth of Christ, every attempt to stop God’s plan failed—and Revelation 12 pulls back the curtain so you can see it clearly. If you’ve ever found Revelation overwhelming, this will reframe everything and leave you with confidence, clarity, and a renewed awe of Jesus.</p> Most people avoid the book of Revelation—or turn it into charts, fear, and confusion. This message cuts straight through that. It reveals what’s really going on behind the scenes: a cosmic battle, a relentless enemy, and a God who has already secured the victory. From the moment sin entered the world to the birth of Christ, every attempt to stop God’s plan failed—and Revelation 12 pulls back the curtain so you can see it clearly. If you’ve ever found Revelation overwhelming, this will reframe everything and leave you with confidence, clarity, and a renewed awe of Jesus.

]]> Sun, 19 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2243 8 b8b52cf8f113f55a2a303a61749d8de6 no Easter - The Great Reversal Chris Kent <p>Freedom has already been won—but many are still living as if it hasn’t. This message takes a powerful moment in history—when enslaved people first heard they were free—and reveals the greater reality Jesus spoke of: that humanity is enslaved to sin, yet Christ has already secured our freedom through His death and resurrection. The Gospel is not advice, it’s an announcement—it is finished. If you’ve ever felt stuck, weary, or trapped in cycles you can’t break, this message is for you. Come and hear the good news that doesn’t just inform you—it sets you free.</p> <p>Freedom has already been won—but many are still living as if it hasn’t. This message takes a powerful moment in history—when enslaved people first heard they were free—and reveals the greater reality Jesus spoke of: that humanity is enslaved to sin, yet Christ has already secured our freedom through His death and resurrection. The Gospel is not advice, it’s an announcement—it is finished. If you’ve ever felt stuck, weary, or trapped in cycles you can’t break, this message is for you. Come and hear the good news that doesn’t just inform you—it sets you free.</p> Freedom has already been won—but many are still living as if it hasn’t. This message takes a powerful moment in history—when enslaved people first heard they were free—and reveals the greater reality Jesus spoke of: that humanity is enslaved to sin, yet Christ has already secured our freedom through His death and resurrection. The Gospel is not advice, it’s an announcement—it is finished. If you’ve ever felt stuck, weary, or trapped in cycles you can’t break, this message is for you. Come and hear the good news that doesn’t just inform you—it sets you free.

]]> Sun, 05 Apr 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1952 9 c41b69c6d551da796dc7d83d4d1bf7ae no Palm Sunday Rex Allchurch <p><br></p><p>Palm Sunday looked like a moment of triumphant worship — but beneath the branches and the Hosannas sat a profound misunderstanding of who Jesus is and what He came to do. In this sermon we cover fulfillment theology, Israel/Christ typology, temple theology, Palm Sunday expectations, kingdom theology, Revelation integration, dispensational contrast, the purpose of the atonement, and direct gospel application. Moving from Matthew 21, Isaiah’s vineyard, and the parable of the tenants through to the wider biblical storyline, this message argues that Jesus did not come to fulfill nationalist expectations or merely restore earthly structures, but to fulfill the promises in Himself as the true Israel, the true temple, the true sacrifice, and the true King. It is a call to stop projecting our own expectations onto Christ and to see the glory of the crucified and risen Messiah as He truly is.</p> <p><br></p><p>Palm Sunday looked like a moment of triumphant worship — but beneath the branches and the Hosannas sat a profound misunderstanding of who Jesus is and what He came to do. In this sermon we cover fulfillment theology, Israel/Christ typology, temple theology, Palm Sunday expectations, kingdom theology, Revelation integration, dispensational contrast, the purpose of the atonement, and direct gospel application. Moving from Matthew 21, Isaiah’s vineyard, and the parable of the tenants through to the wider biblical storyline, this message argues that Jesus did not come to fulfill nationalist expectations or merely restore earthly structures, but to fulfill the promises in Himself as the true Israel, the true temple, the true sacrifice, and the true King. It is a call to stop projecting our own expectations onto Christ and to see the glory of the crucified and risen Messiah as He truly is.</p>

Palm Sunday looked like a moment of triumphant worship — but beneath the branches and the Hosannas sat a profound misunderstanding of who Jesus is and what He came to do. In this sermon we cover fulfillment theology, Israel/Christ typology, temple theology, Palm Sunday expectations, kingdom theology, Revelation integration, dispensational contrast, the purpose of the atonement, and direct gospel application. Moving from Matthew 21, Isaiah’s vineyard, and the parable of the tenants through to the wider biblical storyline, this message argues that Jesus did not come to fulfill nationalist expectations or merely restore earthly structures, but to fulfill the promises in Himself as the true Israel, the true temple, the true sacrifice, and the true King. It is a call to stop projecting our own expectations onto Christ and to see the glory of the crucified and risen Messiah as He truly is.

]]> Sun, 29 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2206 10 fa82fbf4a21daa25f84a7c4629881aa3 no The Church Jesus Builds Jonah Coyne <p>Come and hear a powerful message calling the church back to what it was always meant to be—built on Jesus, filled with His presence, and sent out in His power. This sermon is full of faith, fresh fire, and prophetic encouragement, confronting fear, consumer Christianity, and complacency while awakening us to the beauty, purpose, and authority of the Church. If you’re hungry for more of Jesus and longing to be stirred, strengthened, and commissioned again, this is a message you need to hear.</p> <p>Come and hear a powerful message calling the church back to what it was always meant to be—built on Jesus, filled with His presence, and sent out in His power. This sermon is full of faith, fresh fire, and prophetic encouragement, confronting fear, consumer Christianity, and complacency while awakening us to the beauty, purpose, and authority of the Church. If you’re hungry for more of Jesus and longing to be stirred, strengthened, and commissioned again, this is a message you need to hear.</p> Come and hear a powerful message calling the church back to what it was always meant to be—built on Jesus, filled with His presence, and sent out in His power. This sermon is full of faith, fresh fire, and prophetic encouragement, confronting fear, consumer Christianity, and complacency while awakening us to the beauty, purpose, and authority of the Church. If you’re hungry for more of Jesus and longing to be stirred, strengthened, and commissioned again, this is a message you need to hear.

]]> Sun, 22 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 3130 11 2c5310a77f23b9c997b8bdab180a53fe no Revelation 11 Rex Allchurch <p>What if Revelation 11 isn’t giving us a bizarre end-times movie scene to satisfy curiosity, but a blazing vision of what the church is called to be right now? In this message, Rex tackles one of the strangest chapters in Revelation — fire-breathing witnesses, public humiliation, apparent defeat, resurrection, and the triumph of Christ — and argues that this passage is far less about decoding future headlines and far more about awakening present faithfulness. If you’ve ever wondered whether Revelation is meant to scare, confuse, or strengthen the church, this sermon will challenge you to see the two witnesses, the pressure of the age, and the victory of Jesus in a way that is both provocative and deeply practical.</p> <p>What if Revelation 11 isn’t giving us a bizarre end-times movie scene to satisfy curiosity, but a blazing vision of what the church is called to be right now? In this message, Rex tackles one of the strangest chapters in Revelation — fire-breathing witnesses, public humiliation, apparent defeat, resurrection, and the triumph of Christ — and argues that this passage is far less about decoding future headlines and far more about awakening present faithfulness. If you’ve ever wondered whether Revelation is meant to scare, confuse, or strengthen the church, this sermon will challenge you to see the two witnesses, the pressure of the age, and the victory of Jesus in a way that is both provocative and deeply practical.</p> What if Revelation 11 isn’t giving us a bizarre end-times movie scene to satisfy curiosity, but a blazing vision of what the church is called to be right now? In this message, Rex tackles one of the strangest chapters in Revelation — fire-breathing witnesses, public humiliation, apparent defeat, resurrection, and the triumph of Christ — and argues that this passage is far less about decoding future headlines and far more about awakening present faithfulness. If you’ve ever wondered whether Revelation is meant to scare, confuse, or strengthen the church, this sermon will challenge you to see the two witnesses, the pressure of the age, and the victory of Jesus in a way that is both provocative and deeply practical.

]]> Sun, 15 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2570 12 8d3fb23bbf6e38db5dbd08cfe88b6fc1 no Revelation 10 Chris Kent <p>In Revelation 10 we encounter a dramatic pause in the unfolding vision of judgment — a moment that reveals the heart of God’s mercy and the calling of His church. In this message we explore the meaning of the little scroll, the sealed thunder, and the command to “eat the scroll.” Far from fueling speculation about end-times timelines, this passage calls the church to embody the gospel — to absorb God’s redemptive message and courageously proclaim Christ to peoples, nations, tongues, and kings. It’s a timely reminder that the church is not called to withdraw from the world, but to faithfully participate in God’s redemptive plan through the power of the Lamb.</p><p><br></p> <p>In Revelation 10 we encounter a dramatic pause in the unfolding vision of judgment — a moment that reveals the heart of God’s mercy and the calling of His church. In this message we explore the meaning of the little scroll, the sealed thunder, and the command to “eat the scroll.” Far from fueling speculation about end-times timelines, this passage calls the church to embody the gospel — to absorb God’s redemptive message and courageously proclaim Christ to peoples, nations, tongues, and kings. It’s a timely reminder that the church is not called to withdraw from the world, but to faithfully participate in God’s redemptive plan through the power of the Lamb.</p><p><br></p> In Revelation 10 we encounter a dramatic pause in the unfolding vision of judgment — a moment that reveals the heart of God’s mercy and the calling of His church. In this message we explore the meaning of the little scroll, the sealed thunder, and the command to “eat the scroll.” Far from fueling speculation about end-times timelines, this passage calls the church to embody the gospel — to absorb God’s redemptive message and courageously proclaim Christ to peoples, nations, tongues, and kings. It’s a timely reminder that the church is not called to withdraw from the world, but to faithfully participate in God’s redemptive plan through the power of the Lamb.


]]> Sun, 08 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2236 13 1d3a7a6440bddcfa986c601f71517356 no Revelation 9 Beth Kent <p>This week we explore Revelation 9, one of the most intense chapters in the book of Revelation. What do the locusts, the abyss, and the trumpet judgments reveal about the human heart? This message looks beyond speculation and symbolism to uncover a sobering truth: the real tragedy is not judgment, but the refusal to repent. In the middle of the shaking we also see the mercy of God and the hope of the cross—where Jesus absorbs judgment so that sinners can be restored. This sermon will challenge you to examine your own heart, cling to Christ in uncertain times, and rediscover the urgency of sharing the gospel in a world desperate for peace.</p> <p>This week we explore Revelation 9, one of the most intense chapters in the book of Revelation. What do the locusts, the abyss, and the trumpet judgments reveal about the human heart? This message looks beyond speculation and symbolism to uncover a sobering truth: the real tragedy is not judgment, but the refusal to repent. In the middle of the shaking we also see the mercy of God and the hope of the cross—where Jesus absorbs judgment so that sinners can be restored. This sermon will challenge you to examine your own heart, cling to Christ in uncertain times, and rediscover the urgency of sharing the gospel in a world desperate for peace.</p> This week we explore Revelation 9, one of the most intense chapters in the book of Revelation. What do the locusts, the abyss, and the trumpet judgments reveal about the human heart? This message looks beyond speculation and symbolism to uncover a sobering truth: the real tragedy is not judgment, but the refusal to repent. In the middle of the shaking we also see the mercy of God and the hope of the cross—where Jesus absorbs judgment so that sinners can be restored. This sermon will challenge you to examine your own heart, cling to Christ in uncertain times, and rediscover the urgency of sharing the gospel in a world desperate for peace.

]]> Sun, 01 Mar 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1778 14 87b52eb17e681e07d5a99186e7d666d4 no Revelation 8 Rex Allchurch <p>Is Revelation 8 describing a future seven-year tribulation that the church escapes—or is it revealing the pattern of history unfolding before our eyes? Is John predicting distant catastrophe, or unveiling the present reality of kingdoms rising, falling, and Christ reigning above them all? Most of all, this is not the revelation of events, but the revelation of Jesus Christ—showing the church, then and now, that He is sovereign in the shaking, and that His people remain sealed, steady, and His.</p> <p>Is Revelation 8 describing a future seven-year tribulation that the church escapes—or is it revealing the pattern of history unfolding before our eyes? Is John predicting distant catastrophe, or unveiling the present reality of kingdoms rising, falling, and Christ reigning above them all? Most of all, this is not the revelation of events, but the revelation of Jesus Christ—showing the church, then and now, that He is sovereign in the shaking, and that His people remain sealed, steady, and His.</p> Is Revelation 8 describing a future seven-year tribulation that the church escapes—or is it revealing the pattern of history unfolding before our eyes? Is John predicting distant catastrophe, or unveiling the present reality of kingdoms rising, falling, and Christ reigning above them all? Most of all, this is not the revelation of events, but the revelation of Jesus Christ—showing the church, then and now, that He is sovereign in the shaking, and that His people remain sealed, steady, and His.

]]> Sun, 22 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2101 15 dced4f4f26356d1f626030084b681958 no Revelation 7 Rex Allchurch Sun, 15 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2138 16 048300ba806ac0f7cb3cd3cbdad049e3 no Revelation 6 Beth Kent <p>Revelation 6 Teaching</p> <p>Revelation 6 Teaching</p> Revelation 6 Teaching

]]> Sun, 08 Feb 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1807 17 71e462b7eaab279e5b1cce35bea1dd4d no Revelation Chapter 5 WORTHY Rex Allchurch <p>This is the moment all of Scripture has been moving toward.</p><p>Every question humanity has ever asked — about suffering, evil, justice, history, identity, and hope — collides in Revelation 5. The Old Testament strains toward it. The New Testament climaxes in it. Heaven itself holds its breath until the Lamb steps forward. This sermon pulls you into the ultimate revelation of Jesus Christ: the only One worthy to carry the weight of history, open the purposes of God, and redeem what humanity never could. This message dismantles self-salvation, redefines worship, and reframes every pain you carry.</p> <p>This is the moment all of Scripture has been moving toward.</p><p>Every question humanity has ever asked — about suffering, evil, justice, history, identity, and hope — collides in Revelation 5. The Old Testament strains toward it. The New Testament climaxes in it. Heaven itself holds its breath until the Lamb steps forward. This sermon pulls you into the ultimate revelation of Jesus Christ: the only One worthy to carry the weight of history, open the purposes of God, and redeem what humanity never could. This message dismantles self-salvation, redefines worship, and reframes every pain you carry.</p> This is the moment all of Scripture has been moving toward.

Every question humanity has ever asked — about suffering, evil, justice, history, identity, and hope — collides in Revelation 5. The Old Testament strains toward it. The New Testament climaxes in it. Heaven itself holds its breath until the Lamb steps forward. This sermon pulls you into the ultimate revelation of Jesus Christ: the only One worthy to carry the weight of history, open the purposes of God, and redeem what humanity never could. This message dismantles self-salvation, redefines worship, and reframes every pain you carry.

]]> Sun, 18 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 1423 18 3d9b263c998fe37c4f5036964c755a7b no Revelation Chapter 4 Chris Kent Sun, 11 Jan 2026 10:00:00 +0000 2663 19 37da950e1ea85ba02313e5896dea4558 no The Letter to the church in Philadelphia Revelation 3:7-13 Beth Kent Sun, 30 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1823 20 47ad8656fcf47b9d5f5fb58afffd0756 no The Letter To Laodicea Rex Allchurch <p>Ever felt like something’s off in the church—like we’ve gained everything but somehow lost the fire? Maybe you’ve wondered why the passion faded, or why comfort feels easier than conviction. This message might explain why. It’s not just a call-out—it’s a wake-up. Think you’re doing fine spiritually? So did they… until Jesus showed up. Watch this before you assume He’s pleased.</p> <p>Ever felt like something’s off in the church—like we’ve gained everything but somehow lost the fire? Maybe you’ve wondered why the passion faded, or why comfort feels easier than conviction. This message might explain why. It’s not just a call-out—it’s a wake-up. Think you’re doing fine spiritually? So did they… until Jesus showed up. Watch this before you assume He’s pleased.</p> Ever felt like something’s off in the church—like we’ve gained everything but somehow lost the fire? Maybe you’ve wondered why the passion faded, or why comfort feels easier than conviction. This message might explain why. It’s not just a call-out—it’s a wake-up. Think you’re doing fine spiritually? So did they… until Jesus showed up. Watch this before you assume He’s pleased.

]]> Sun, 02 Nov 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2222 21 e3b2f61bbac55c09d041e13ea2152589 no The Letter to Thyatira Chris Kent <p>In a culture filled with counterfeit power and “deeper revelations,” Jesus reveals Himself as the true Son of God—the One whose eyes burn with holy fire and whose authority exposes every false claim. This message calls the church to outrageous love, holy discernment, and unshakable faithfulness in an age of compromise. Hear how His fiery gaze still refines, restores, and empowers His people to overcome and reign with Him—the Bright Morning Star.</p> <p>In a culture filled with counterfeit power and “deeper revelations,” Jesus reveals Himself as the true Son of God—the One whose eyes burn with holy fire and whose authority exposes every false claim. This message calls the church to outrageous love, holy discernment, and unshakable faithfulness in an age of compromise. Hear how His fiery gaze still refines, restores, and empowers His people to overcome and reign with Him—the Bright Morning Star.</p> In a culture filled with counterfeit power and “deeper revelations,” Jesus reveals Himself as the true Son of God—the One whose eyes burn with holy fire and whose authority exposes every false claim. This message calls the church to outrageous love, holy discernment, and unshakable faithfulness in an age of compromise. Hear how His fiery gaze still refines, restores, and empowers His people to overcome and reign with Him—the Bright Morning Star.

]]> Sun, 26 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2638 22 932a20ef550fb5de559efe39da9b2622 no Letter to Sardis Rex Allchurch <p>What if heaven calls your church a corpse?</p><p>That’s exactly what Jesus said to Sardis in Revelation 3. On the outside, they had it all — services, a logo, attendance, a reputation. But in heaven’s eyes, they were already dead.</p><p>In this message we dig into one of the most sobering letters in the Bible. We’ll expose the difference between a living church filled with the Spirit, and a dead church running on performance. We’ll look at why reputation without reality is dangerous — in churches, in marriages, even in entire movements.</p><p>This isn’t just history. It’s a wake-up call for us today. If you’ve ever wondered, ‘How do I know if my faith is real? How do we know if our church is alive?’ — you need to watch this.</p><p>Because looking alive isn’t the same as being alive.</p> <p>What if heaven calls your church a corpse?</p><p>That’s exactly what Jesus said to Sardis in Revelation 3. On the outside, they had it all — services, a logo, attendance, a reputation. But in heaven’s eyes, they were already dead.</p><p>In this message we dig into one of the most sobering letters in the Bible. We’ll expose the difference between a living church filled with the Spirit, and a dead church running on performance. We’ll look at why reputation without reality is dangerous — in churches, in marriages, even in entire movements.</p><p>This isn’t just history. It’s a wake-up call for us today. If you’ve ever wondered, ‘How do I know if my faith is real? How do we know if our church is alive?’ — you need to watch this.</p><p>Because looking alive isn’t the same as being alive.</p> What if heaven calls your church a corpse?

That’s exactly what Jesus said to Sardis in Revelation 3. On the outside, they had it all — services, a logo, attendance, a reputation. But in heaven’s eyes, they were already dead.

In this message we dig into one of the most sobering letters in the Bible. We’ll expose the difference between a living church filled with the Spirit, and a dead church running on performance. We’ll look at why reputation without reality is dangerous — in churches, in marriages, even in entire movements.

This isn’t just history. It’s a wake-up call for us today. If you’ve ever wondered, ‘How do I know if my faith is real? How do we know if our church is alive?’ — you need to watch this.

Because looking alive isn’t the same as being alive.

]]> Sun, 19 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2202 23 78fa65a732d51809c8da4835fc42abc1 no The letter to Pergamum Revelation 2:12–17 Beth Kent <p>In a world that’s pressuring the Church to compromise, the letter to Pergamum (Revelation 2:12–17) calls us back to bold faith, holiness, and hope. This powerful message unpacks Jesus’ words to a church living “where Satan’s throne is,” reminding us of persecuted believers today and challenging us to stand firm, resist compromise, and live for the greater reward. If you’re hungry to see what it means to hold both truth and love, to shine light in the midst of darkness, and to walk in the authority of Christ, this is a sermon you don’t want to miss.</p><p><br></p> <p>In a world that’s pressuring the Church to compromise, the letter to Pergamum (Revelation 2:12–17) calls us back to bold faith, holiness, and hope. This powerful message unpacks Jesus’ words to a church living “where Satan’s throne is,” reminding us of persecuted believers today and challenging us to stand firm, resist compromise, and live for the greater reward. If you’re hungry to see what it means to hold both truth and love, to shine light in the midst of darkness, and to walk in the authority of Christ, this is a sermon you don’t want to miss.</p><p><br></p> In a world that’s pressuring the Church to compromise, the letter to Pergamum (Revelation 2:12–17) calls us back to bold faith, holiness, and hope. This powerful message unpacks Jesus’ words to a church living “where Satan’s throne is,” reminding us of persecuted believers today and challenging us to stand firm, resist compromise, and live for the greater reward. If you’re hungry to see what it means to hold both truth and love, to shine light in the midst of darkness, and to walk in the authority of Christ, this is a sermon you don’t want to miss.


]]> Sun, 05 Oct 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1943 24 51c4f590344b015d1b302e9a68aacc80 no Letter to Smyrna defeat in the public square, seed-sown for a coming harvest. Rex Allchurch <p>When you open Revelation and hear Jesus speak to the church in Smyrna, you realize fast—this isn’t safe, sanitized Christianity. This is a letter written to a people staring down slander, poverty, prison, and death—and yet Christ says, “I see you. Don’t fear. Be faithful unto death.” That’s not just history; it’s a mirror for us today. In a world where truth is called hate, where conviction costs jobs and reputations, and where compromise feels easier than courage, this passage grabs us by the collar and asks: Will you stand? Will you endure? Will you live and, if need be, die with the kind of faith that laughs at death because it already knows the resurrection?</p> <p>When you open Revelation and hear Jesus speak to the church in Smyrna, you realize fast—this isn’t safe, sanitized Christianity. This is a letter written to a people staring down slander, poverty, prison, and death—and yet Christ says, “I see you. Don’t fear. Be faithful unto death.” That’s not just history; it’s a mirror for us today. In a world where truth is called hate, where conviction costs jobs and reputations, and where compromise feels easier than courage, this passage grabs us by the collar and asks: Will you stand? Will you endure? Will you live and, if need be, die with the kind of faith that laughs at death because it already knows the resurrection?</p> When you open Revelation and hear Jesus speak to the church in Smyrna, you realize fast—this isn’t safe, sanitized Christianity. This is a letter written to a people staring down slander, poverty, prison, and death—and yet Christ says, “I see you. Don’t fear. Be faithful unto death.” That’s not just history; it’s a mirror for us today. In a world where truth is called hate, where conviction costs jobs and reputations, and where compromise feels easier than courage, this passage grabs us by the collar and asks: Will you stand? Will you endure? Will you live and, if need be, die with the kind of faith that laughs at death because it already knows the resurrection?

]]> Sun, 21 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2647 25 af38da6f683048868620da68aefa55da no The Letter to Ephesus Chris Kent <p>Return to Your First Love</p><p>In a culture of compromise and spiritual pressure, Jesus still walks among His church and calls us back to Himself. This message from Revelation 2:1-7 invites us to remember, repent, and renew our devotion to Christ above all else. Listen and be stirred to wholehearted love for Jesus and the presence of His Spirit.</p><p><br></p> <p>Return to Your First Love</p><p>In a culture of compromise and spiritual pressure, Jesus still walks among His church and calls us back to Himself. This message from Revelation 2:1-7 invites us to remember, repent, and renew our devotion to Christ above all else. Listen and be stirred to wholehearted love for Jesus and the presence of His Spirit.</p><p><br></p> Return to Your First Love

In a culture of compromise and spiritual pressure, Jesus still walks among His church and calls us back to Himself. This message from Revelation 2:1-7 invites us to remember, repent, and renew our devotion to Christ above all else. Listen and be stirred to wholehearted love for Jesus and the presence of His Spirit.


]]> Sun, 14 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2574 26 b718f3588f45df62d39ff90f89f99852 no The Vision Revelation 1:9-20 Beth Kent <p>See Jesus in His Glory</p><p>In this week’s message on Revelation 1:9–20, we unpack John’s breathtaking vision of the risen Christ—eyes like fire, voice like rushing waters, the One who holds the Church in His hand. This powerful encounter calls us to awe, purity, and fearless faith. Listen and be strengthened to follow Jesus with boldness and worship.</p><p><br></p> <p>See Jesus in His Glory</p><p>In this week’s message on Revelation 1:9–20, we unpack John’s breathtaking vision of the risen Christ—eyes like fire, voice like rushing waters, the One who holds the Church in His hand. This powerful encounter calls us to awe, purity, and fearless faith. Listen and be strengthened to follow Jesus with boldness and worship.</p><p><br></p> See Jesus in His Glory

In this week’s message on Revelation 1:9–20, we unpack John’s breathtaking vision of the risen Christ—eyes like fire, voice like rushing waters, the One who holds the Church in His hand. This powerful encounter calls us to awe, purity, and fearless faith. Listen and be strengthened to follow Jesus with boldness and worship.


]]> Sun, 07 Sep 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1975 27 d789e7a9639f5ea5af0d2f73427e1fbd no An encounter with God Jonah Coyne <p>Jacob (31) and Jonah (28) Coyne grew up in the church at Life Center Tacoma in Tacoma, Washington, but admit they didn’t take their faith seriously. Their parents were experiencing marital trouble, Jacob was struggling with shame and suicidal ideation, and Jonah was wrestling with deep-seated fear. </p><p>Then their father Chad started attending a men’s Bible study to see if it could help him salvage his marriage. The brothers remember this clearly—they were together in the basement when their dad came home from the study, smiling. Something about him was radically different, something they would come to understand was an encounter with God. </p><p>“You could almost feel it. I didn’t know it at the time, but it was the presence of God,” Jonah remembers...</p> <p>Jacob (31) and Jonah (28) Coyne grew up in the church at Life Center Tacoma in Tacoma, Washington, but admit they didn’t take their faith seriously. Their parents were experiencing marital trouble, Jacob was struggling with shame and suicidal ideation, and Jonah was wrestling with deep-seated fear. </p><p>Then their father Chad started attending a men’s Bible study to see if it could help him salvage his marriage. The brothers remember this clearly—they were together in the basement when their dad came home from the study, smiling. Something about him was radically different, something they would come to understand was an encounter with God. </p><p>“You could almost feel it. I didn’t know it at the time, but it was the presence of God,” Jonah remembers...</p> Jacob (31) and Jonah (28) Coyne grew up in the church at Life Center Tacoma in Tacoma, Washington, but admit they didn’t take their faith seriously. Their parents were experiencing marital trouble, Jacob was struggling with shame and suicidal ideation, and Jonah was wrestling with deep-seated fear. 

Then their father Chad started attending a men’s Bible study to see if it could help him salvage his marriage. The brothers remember this clearly—they were together in the basement when their dad came home from the study, smiling. Something about him was radically different, something they would come to understand was an encounter with God. 

“You could almost feel it. I didn’t know it at the time, but it was the presence of God,” Jonah remembers...

]]> Sun, 31 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3506 28 20fb031779ca07ca35f9e1f1c0026687 no Introduction to Revelation Revelation 1:1-8 Rex Allchurch <p>Most people avoid Revelation like it’s radioactive — dragons, beasts, bowls of wrath. But the Bible was never meant to be a riddle book. Scripture wasn’t given to confuse us, it was given to reveal Christ. And Revelation does exactly that. It’s not a secret code to crack, it’s a curtain pulled back. It takes what looks terrifying and makes it plain: Jesus reigns. Right now. Over every empire, every power, and every fear. If you’ve ever felt lost or intimidated opening this book, you’re about to find out it was written not to freak you out — but to set you free.</p> <p>Most people avoid Revelation like it’s radioactive — dragons, beasts, bowls of wrath. But the Bible was never meant to be a riddle book. Scripture wasn’t given to confuse us, it was given to reveal Christ. And Revelation does exactly that. It’s not a secret code to crack, it’s a curtain pulled back. It takes what looks terrifying and makes it plain: Jesus reigns. Right now. Over every empire, every power, and every fear. If you’ve ever felt lost or intimidated opening this book, you’re about to find out it was written not to freak you out — but to set you free.</p> Most people avoid Revelation like it’s radioactive — dragons, beasts, bowls of wrath. But the Bible was never meant to be a riddle book. Scripture wasn’t given to confuse us, it was given to reveal Christ. And Revelation does exactly that. It’s not a secret code to crack, it’s a curtain pulled back. It takes what looks terrifying and makes it plain: Jesus reigns. Right now. Over every empire, every power, and every fear. If you’ve ever felt lost or intimidated opening this book, you’re about to find out it was written not to freak you out — but to set you free.

]]> Sun, 24 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2273 29 52970935d8244de09ad5f4530537975c no Women In Leadership Can Women Preach, Teach, and Lead — Biblically? Rex Allchurch <p>We’ve all heard the verses used to shut women down. But in the very same Bible are stories of women leading, discipling, preaching, and carrying the gospel when no one else would. This message doesn’t sidestep the hard texts — it digs into them with Scripture in hand, uncovering what Jesus and the early church actually did. Whether you’ve already formed an opinion or not, this will challenge, convict, and open your eyes to something vital in the heart of God.</p> <p>We’ve all heard the verses used to shut women down. But in the very same Bible are stories of women leading, discipling, preaching, and carrying the gospel when no one else would. This message doesn’t sidestep the hard texts — it digs into them with Scripture in hand, uncovering what Jesus and the early church actually did. Whether you’ve already formed an opinion or not, this will challenge, convict, and open your eyes to something vital in the heart of God.</p> We’ve all heard the verses used to shut women down. But in the very same Bible are stories of women leading, discipling, preaching, and carrying the gospel when no one else would. This message doesn’t sidestep the hard texts — it digs into them with Scripture in hand, uncovering what Jesus and the early church actually did. Whether you’ve already formed an opinion or not, this will challenge, convict, and open your eyes to something vital in the heart of God.

]]> Sun, 17 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2575 30 a85db18bdfd54c39a95dae87912edceb no Consecrated Consumers When The Priesthood Becomes An Audience Chris Kent <p>What if church wasn’t a show you watch but a holy people you belong to? This week’s message challenges everything we’ve accepted about church culture — from passive attendance to platform performance — and calls us back to the biblical vision of a royal priesthood. If you’ve ever longed for more than routines, more than stage-led ministry, this is the word you need to hear. Listen now and discover what it means to be the Church Jesus died to create.</p> <p>What if church wasn’t a show you watch but a holy people you belong to? This week’s message challenges everything we’ve accepted about church culture — from passive attendance to platform performance — and calls us back to the biblical vision of a royal priesthood. If you’ve ever longed for more than routines, more than stage-led ministry, this is the word you need to hear. Listen now and discover what it means to be the Church Jesus died to create.</p> What if church wasn’t a show you watch but a holy people you belong to? This week’s message challenges everything we’ve accepted about church culture — from passive attendance to platform performance — and calls us back to the biblical vision of a royal priesthood. If you’ve ever longed for more than routines, more than stage-led ministry, this is the word you need to hear. Listen now and discover what it means to be the Church Jesus died to create.

]]> Sun, 03 Aug 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2699 31 9e59cef20d0e16e2aec73cead2a3ab34 no The Idol In The Pulpit Church Leadership Rex Allchurch <p>What if the biggest threat to the church isn’t out there, but standing on the platform?</p><p>In this raw and urgent message, Pastor Rex exposes a structural flaw that’s quietly corrupted modern church culture. With unflinching honesty, biblical depth, and a prophetic edge, he walks us through how we’ve traded the blueprint of Scripture for business models, branding, and burnout — and how it’s time to tear down the idols we’ve built in the name of “vision.”</p><p>You’ll laugh, you’ll wrestle, you might even get offended — but you’ll leave with your eyes back on Jesus.</p><p>If you've ever felt disillusioned by leadership, curious about church governance, or hungry for something more Christ-centered… this is the sermon you need to hear.</p> <p>What if the biggest threat to the church isn’t out there, but standing on the platform?</p><p>In this raw and urgent message, Pastor Rex exposes a structural flaw that’s quietly corrupted modern church culture. With unflinching honesty, biblical depth, and a prophetic edge, he walks us through how we’ve traded the blueprint of Scripture for business models, branding, and burnout — and how it’s time to tear down the idols we’ve built in the name of “vision.”</p><p>You’ll laugh, you’ll wrestle, you might even get offended — but you’ll leave with your eyes back on Jesus.</p><p>If you've ever felt disillusioned by leadership, curious about church governance, or hungry for something more Christ-centered… this is the sermon you need to hear.</p> What if the biggest threat to the church isn’t out there, but standing on the platform?

In this raw and urgent message, Pastor Rex exposes a structural flaw that’s quietly corrupted modern church culture. With unflinching honesty, biblical depth, and a prophetic edge, he walks us through how we’ve traded the blueprint of Scripture for business models, branding, and burnout — and how it’s time to tear down the idols we’ve built in the name of “vision.”

You’ll laugh, you’ll wrestle, you might even get offended — but you’ll leave with your eyes back on Jesus.

If you've ever felt disillusioned by leadership, curious about church governance, or hungry for something more Christ-centered… this is the sermon you need to hear.

]]> Sun, 27 Jul 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2440 32 2bbaff85d343fbf5c43555039a899ee3 no Magnify The Lord Nathan Dennis <p>This message invites listeners to reflect on what it means to truly magnify Jesus in the midst of a distracted and noisy world. Using Psalm 34:3 as a starting point, it explores the idea of refocusing our attention on Christ rather than our problems, and challenges common patterns in church culture that can dilute our awareness of His presence.</p><p><br></p> <p>This message invites listeners to reflect on what it means to truly magnify Jesus in the midst of a distracted and noisy world. Using Psalm 34:3 as a starting point, it explores the idea of refocusing our attention on Christ rather than our problems, and challenges common patterns in church culture that can dilute our awareness of His presence.</p><p><br></p> This message invites listeners to reflect on what it means to truly magnify Jesus in the midst of a distracted and noisy world. Using Psalm 34:3 as a starting point, it explores the idea of refocusing our attention on Christ rather than our problems, and challenges common patterns in church culture that can dilute our awareness of His presence.


]]> Sun, 20 Jul 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2167 33 9d152ebd86bc77a4ccbc9f8d2ae1c219 no The Parable of the Talents Chris Kent <p>In these chaotic times, it’s easy to be swept up in fear, conspiracy theories, and endless speculation about the end. But is that really how Jesus called us to live? This message cuts through the noise and asks a better question: How do we live in light of His return? Through the Parable of the Talents, we discover that Jesus hasn’t called us to hide, panic, or bury what He’s given us — He’s called us to trust Him, steward His grace, and step into His joy. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or unsure in this cultural moment, this word will anchor you in truth and ignite your faith.</p> <p>In these chaotic times, it’s easy to be swept up in fear, conspiracy theories, and endless speculation about the end. But is that really how Jesus called us to live? This message cuts through the noise and asks a better question: How do we live in light of His return? Through the Parable of the Talents, we discover that Jesus hasn’t called us to hide, panic, or bury what He’s given us — He’s called us to trust Him, steward His grace, and step into His joy. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or unsure in this cultural moment, this word will anchor you in truth and ignite your faith.</p> In these chaotic times, it’s easy to be swept up in fear, conspiracy theories, and endless speculation about the end. But is that really how Jesus called us to live? This message cuts through the noise and asks a better question: How do we live in light of His return? Through the Parable of the Talents, we discover that Jesus hasn’t called us to hide, panic, or bury what He’s given us — He’s called us to trust Him, steward His grace, and step into His joy. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or unsure in this cultural moment, this word will anchor you in truth and ignite your faith.

]]> Sun, 13 Jul 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2642 34 d150f1f631d5b9887abde9986f1141a7 no Faith without a pulse Rex Allchurch <p>Most people think they're good. They believe in God. They go to church—sometimes. They say the right things, raise their hands during worship, even cry when the mood hits. But James isn't impressed. In fact, he says your kind of faith might just belong in hell. This message is not a soft pat on the back. It’s a defibrillator to the chest. If your faith doesn’t move, if it doesn’t bleed, if it doesn’t cost—then it’s not alive. It’s not saving you. It’s deceiving you. This is the sermon they’ll call “too much.” Too direct. Too sharp. Too uncomfortable. Good. Because dead faith feels comfortable until it's exposed. Jesus isn’t looking for fans</p><p>- He’s looking for followers. Not lip service. Not Sunday smiles. Real, raw, surrendered obedience. So here’s the question: Does your faith have a pulse?</p> <p>Most people think they're good. They believe in God. They go to church—sometimes. They say the right things, raise their hands during worship, even cry when the mood hits. But James isn't impressed. In fact, he says your kind of faith might just belong in hell. This message is not a soft pat on the back. It’s a defibrillator to the chest. If your faith doesn’t move, if it doesn’t bleed, if it doesn’t cost—then it’s not alive. It’s not saving you. It’s deceiving you. This is the sermon they’ll call “too much.” Too direct. Too sharp. Too uncomfortable. Good. Because dead faith feels comfortable until it's exposed. Jesus isn’t looking for fans</p><p>- He’s looking for followers. Not lip service. Not Sunday smiles. Real, raw, surrendered obedience. So here’s the question: Does your faith have a pulse?</p> Most people think they're good. They believe in God. They go to church—sometimes. They say the right things, raise their hands during worship, even cry when the mood hits. But James isn't impressed. In fact, he says your kind of faith might just belong in hell. This message is not a soft pat on the back. It’s a defibrillator to the chest. If your faith doesn’t move, if it doesn’t bleed, if it doesn’t cost—then it’s not alive. It’s not saving you. It’s deceiving you. This is the sermon they’ll call “too much.” Too direct. Too sharp. Too uncomfortable. Good. Because dead faith feels comfortable until it's exposed. Jesus isn’t looking for fans

- He’s looking for followers. Not lip service. Not Sunday smiles. Real, raw, surrendered obedience. So here’s the question: Does your faith have a pulse?

]]> Sun, 06 Jul 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3160 35 16648bed1bf6670b4e4ab8999fbdb5e4 no Unhindered Conference Part 4 Duncan Smith, Kate Smith Sun, 18 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2496 36 00f852aa5ce04bb08e218d2ef3d10d42 no Unhindered Conference Part 3 Duncan Smith Sat, 17 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 4190 37 5190ebadb3c7fa59a7a7860bf8aafded no Unhindered Conference Part 2 Kate Smith Sat, 17 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3209 38 0fbb0bce92f55de6acae71cea1009c91 no Unhindered Conference Part 1 Duncan Smith Fri, 16 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 5354 39 a4862dff614041a0a1db7e51904605e3 no Ways to miss a move of God Subtle reactions, familiar phrases, deadly outcomes Rex Allchurch <p>Have you ever sat through a move of God… and missed it completely? Not because He wasn’t there—but because you were too busy judging it. This message isn’t polite. It’s a wake-up call. We dig deep into the subtle ways pride, criticism, and spiritual-sounding excuses can cause us to walk right past the very thing we’ve been praying for. From Martha’s distracted service to Judas’ poisoned critiques, this sermon exposes how easily we spiritualize our resistance—and miss eternal moments. Through scripture, real stories, and raw honesty, this talk will mess with your default settings and call you back to a posture of wonder, humility, and surrender. If you’ve ever rolled your eyes at revival, this one's for you. Don’t let your opinions rob you of your encounter.</p> <p>Have you ever sat through a move of God… and missed it completely? Not because He wasn’t there—but because you were too busy judging it. This message isn’t polite. It’s a wake-up call. We dig deep into the subtle ways pride, criticism, and spiritual-sounding excuses can cause us to walk right past the very thing we’ve been praying for. From Martha’s distracted service to Judas’ poisoned critiques, this sermon exposes how easily we spiritualize our resistance—and miss eternal moments. Through scripture, real stories, and raw honesty, this talk will mess with your default settings and call you back to a posture of wonder, humility, and surrender. If you’ve ever rolled your eyes at revival, this one's for you. Don’t let your opinions rob you of your encounter.</p> Have you ever sat through a move of God… and missed it completely? Not because He wasn’t there—but because you were too busy judging it. This message isn’t polite. It’s a wake-up call. We dig deep into the subtle ways pride, criticism, and spiritual-sounding excuses can cause us to walk right past the very thing we’ve been praying for. From Martha’s distracted service to Judas’ poisoned critiques, this sermon exposes how easily we spiritualize our resistance—and miss eternal moments. Through scripture, real stories, and raw honesty, this talk will mess with your default settings and call you back to a posture of wonder, humility, and surrender. If you’ve ever rolled your eyes at revival, this one's for you. Don’t let your opinions rob you of your encounter.

]]> Sun, 11 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2035 40 245b1b508103c74b7ba9ce2ef758a05c no Will you steward a move? Chris Kent <p>Revival often begins in small, hidden places — with hunger, repentance, and prayer.</p><p>We’ve been called to steward the move of God and to see revival. Will we say yes? Don’t miss this powerful message — it will ignite your faith, awaken your heart, and equip you to walk faithfully in the fire of His Presence for the sake of a world that desperately needs Him.</p> <p>Revival often begins in small, hidden places — with hunger, repentance, and prayer.</p><p>We’ve been called to steward the move of God and to see revival. Will we say yes? Don’t miss this powerful message — it will ignite your faith, awaken your heart, and equip you to walk faithfully in the fire of His Presence for the sake of a world that desperately needs Him.</p> Revival often begins in small, hidden places — with hunger, repentance, and prayer.

We’ve been called to steward the move of God and to see revival. Will we say yes? Don’t miss this powerful message — it will ignite your faith, awaken your heart, and equip you to walk faithfully in the fire of His Presence for the sake of a world that desperately needs Him.

]]> Sun, 04 May 2025 10:00:00 +0000 3084 41 3990aafad405e142a5a47269ea686049 no The Feast Beth Kent Sun, 27 Apr 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1664 42 e9477d5a6ae42fe78a699b69999ace6a no Are you in the lobby? When church feels close to God—but isn’t. Rex Allchurch <p>What if the veil He tore, you’ve quietly rebuilt without even knowing? What if you’ve been sold a lie of “welcome home” as you stepped into the lobby of the church—warm smiles, good coffee, surface-level belonging—and never moved beyond it? What if you thought you were in His presence, but were really just close enough to feel safe—yet far enough to stay in control? What if the lobby has become a place to hide, to blend in, to keep the mask on? And what if Jesus is still gently, powerfully calling you deeper—not into church culture, but into the sanctuary of His presence where everything changes?</p> <p>What if the veil He tore, you’ve quietly rebuilt without even knowing? What if you’ve been sold a lie of “welcome home” as you stepped into the lobby of the church—warm smiles, good coffee, surface-level belonging—and never moved beyond it? What if you thought you were in His presence, but were really just close enough to feel safe—yet far enough to stay in control? What if the lobby has become a place to hide, to blend in, to keep the mask on? And what if Jesus is still gently, powerfully calling you deeper—not into church culture, but into the sanctuary of His presence where everything changes?</p> What if the veil He tore, you’ve quietly rebuilt without even knowing? What if you’ve been sold a lie of “welcome home” as you stepped into the lobby of the church—warm smiles, good coffee, surface-level belonging—and never moved beyond it? What if you thought you were in His presence, but were really just close enough to feel safe—yet far enough to stay in control? What if the lobby has become a place to hide, to blend in, to keep the mask on? And what if Jesus is still gently, powerfully calling you deeper—not into church culture, but into the sanctuary of His presence where everything changes?

]]> Sun, 06 Apr 2025 10:00:00 +0000 7290 43 e47df99d4ef26d1a62f3068b259449ff no His Presence, Our Everything - Part 2 Chris Kent <p>If His Presence really is what we were made for—what does it look like to live from that place every day? This week builds on last Sunday’s message with a deeper invitation: to live Spirit-led, surrendered, and shaped by His nearness.</p> <p>If His Presence really is what we were made for—what does it look like to live from that place every day? This week builds on last Sunday’s message with a deeper invitation: to live Spirit-led, surrendered, and shaped by His nearness.</p> If His Presence really is what we were made for—what does it look like to live from that place every day? This week builds on last Sunday’s message with a deeper invitation: to live Spirit-led, surrendered, and shaped by His nearness.

]]> Sun, 30 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1962 44 0dc4063f0e4e0c7bac44aca7646f70c4 no His Presence, Our Everything – Part 1 Chris Kent <p>What if the church wasn’t built around programs, people, or performance—but around the Presence of God Himself? In this week’s message, we explore why ‘His Presence Church’ exists, and how one encounter with God shifted everything. It’s a call back to intimacy, encounter, and the kind of church Jesus intended. Don’t miss this one.</p><p><br></p> <p>What if the church wasn’t built around programs, people, or performance—but around the Presence of God Himself? In this week’s message, we explore why ‘His Presence Church’ exists, and how one encounter with God shifted everything. It’s a call back to intimacy, encounter, and the kind of church Jesus intended. Don’t miss this one.</p><p><br></p> What if the church wasn’t built around programs, people, or performance—but around the Presence of God Himself? In this week’s message, we explore why ‘His Presence Church’ exists, and how one encounter with God shifted everything. It’s a call back to intimacy, encounter, and the kind of church Jesus intended. Don’t miss this one.


]]> Sun, 23 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2051 45 60e742608b5f9cc2a922a4d179e1c162 no Reset: The Next - Now Nathan Dennis Sun, 16 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2681 46 53ce61c0a2211e92222e78bb210bbf1a no Are you being scammed? Identify Rex Allchurch <p>The greatest con in history is happening right now, and you might be its latest victim. Satan’s not after your money—he’s after your worship. If he can twist your identity, he can control your life. The war is real, and the fight is closer than you think. Are you unknowingly serving the enemy’s agenda? This message will expose the deception, reveal the idols stealing your identity, and give you the weapons to fight back.</p><p>Don’t stay trapped. Break free now.</p> <p>The greatest con in history is happening right now, and you might be its latest victim. Satan’s not after your money—he’s after your worship. If he can twist your identity, he can control your life. The war is real, and the fight is closer than you think. Are you unknowingly serving the enemy’s agenda? This message will expose the deception, reveal the idols stealing your identity, and give you the weapons to fight back.</p><p>Don’t stay trapped. Break free now.</p> The greatest con in history is happening right now, and you might be its latest victim. Satan’s not after your money—he’s after your worship. If he can twist your identity, he can control your life. The war is real, and the fight is closer than you think. Are you unknowingly serving the enemy’s agenda? This message will expose the deception, reveal the idols stealing your identity, and give you the weapons to fight back.

Don’t stay trapped. Break free now.

]]> Sun, 09 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2024 47 ee72b37d280217ab5c00b9615014ca6b no Reclaim: Faith Beth Kent <p>Faith isn’t something we muster up—it’s a response to seeing Jesus. Too often, we treat faith like a battery that needs charging or a formula to crack, but the Bible shows us that faith is simply trust in the One who is always faithful. When we fix our eyes on Jesus—the author and perfecter of faith—our confidence isn’t in our ability to believe harder, but in His unshakable character. Listen to this message and be freed from striving, as we reclaim what it truly means to walk by faith!</p> <p>Faith isn’t something we muster up—it’s a response to seeing Jesus. Too often, we treat faith like a battery that needs charging or a formula to crack, but the Bible shows us that faith is simply trust in the One who is always faithful. When we fix our eyes on Jesus—the author and perfecter of faith—our confidence isn’t in our ability to believe harder, but in His unshakable character. Listen to this message and be freed from striving, as we reclaim what it truly means to walk by faith!</p> Faith isn’t something we muster up—it’s a response to seeing Jesus. Too often, we treat faith like a battery that needs charging or a formula to crack, but the Bible shows us that faith is simply trust in the One who is always faithful. When we fix our eyes on Jesus—the author and perfecter of faith—our confidence isn’t in our ability to believe harder, but in His unshakable character. Listen to this message and be freed from striving, as we reclaim what it truly means to walk by faith!

]]> Sun, 02 Mar 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1855 48 fb138d1134edcdb3573341d453e41bbb no Reclaim: Generosity Chris Kent <p>Have past hurts or cynicism shaped your view of giving? In this powerful sermon, we confront the skepticism surrounding generosity and rediscover God’s heart for giving. Looking at Jesus’ response to the widow’s offering, we explore how giving is not about obligation, manipulation, or financial gain—but about trust, worship, and delighting God’s heart. If you’ve ever wrestled with the tension between faith and finances, this message will challenge, inspire, and invite you into the joy of Spirit-led generosity. Listen now and reclaim the beauty of giving!</p> <p>Have past hurts or cynicism shaped your view of giving? In this powerful sermon, we confront the skepticism surrounding generosity and rediscover God’s heart for giving. Looking at Jesus’ response to the widow’s offering, we explore how giving is not about obligation, manipulation, or financial gain—but about trust, worship, and delighting God’s heart. If you’ve ever wrestled with the tension between faith and finances, this message will challenge, inspire, and invite you into the joy of Spirit-led generosity. Listen now and reclaim the beauty of giving!</p> Have past hurts or cynicism shaped your view of giving? In this powerful sermon, we confront the skepticism surrounding generosity and rediscover God’s heart for giving. Looking at Jesus’ response to the widow’s offering, we explore how giving is not about obligation, manipulation, or financial gain—but about trust, worship, and delighting God’s heart. If you’ve ever wrestled with the tension between faith and finances, this message will challenge, inspire, and invite you into the joy of Spirit-led generosity. Listen now and reclaim the beauty of giving!

]]> Sun, 23 Feb 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2470 49 375e39c2b9bd46b7ba7b89e9f535a336 no Reclaim: The Flame Cynicism Rex Allchurch <p>You’ve felt it—that slow, creeping shift. Once, you were all in, heart on fire, believing God could do anything. But now? Now you hesitate, second-guess, hold back. Not because you don’t care, but because you’ve seen too much, been let down too many times. You call it wisdom. Discernment. But deep down, you know it’s something else. Something colder. Something quieter. Something that’s killing your faith from the inside out. And if you don’t catch it—if you don’t rip it out at the root—you’ll wake up one day and wonder when exactly you stopped believing. If you want to stop the slow fade, reclaim the fire, and break free from what’s been holding you back—this sermon is for you.</p> <p>You’ve felt it—that slow, creeping shift. Once, you were all in, heart on fire, believing God could do anything. But now? Now you hesitate, second-guess, hold back. Not because you don’t care, but because you’ve seen too much, been let down too many times. You call it wisdom. Discernment. But deep down, you know it’s something else. Something colder. Something quieter. Something that’s killing your faith from the inside out. And if you don’t catch it—if you don’t rip it out at the root—you’ll wake up one day and wonder when exactly you stopped believing. If you want to stop the slow fade, reclaim the fire, and break free from what’s been holding you back—this sermon is for you.</p> You’ve felt it—that slow, creeping shift. Once, you were all in, heart on fire, believing God could do anything. But now? Now you hesitate, second-guess, hold back. Not because you don’t care, but because you’ve seen too much, been let down too many times. You call it wisdom. Discernment. But deep down, you know it’s something else. Something colder. Something quieter. Something that’s killing your faith from the inside out. And if you don’t catch it—if you don’t rip it out at the root—you’ll wake up one day and wonder when exactly you stopped believing. If you want to stop the slow fade, reclaim the fire, and break free from what’s been holding you back—this sermon is for you.

]]> Sun, 16 Feb 2025 10:00:00 +0000 1704 50 8446d863141a7785d8240311c34be23b no Reclaim: The Gospel Chris Kent <p>Have you ever felt like you’re fighting a battle you can’t win? This week’s message in our 'Reclaim' series explores the life-changing truth that, in Christ, the war against sin is over. You don’t need to strive to earn God’s approval or fight to defeat an enemy that Jesus has already conquered. Dive into the powerful reality of grace, freedom, and your new identity in Christ—completely transformed, empowered by His resurrection, and no longer a slave to sin. This message will challenge, encourage, and renew your walk with God.</p> <p>Have you ever felt like you’re fighting a battle you can’t win? This week’s message in our 'Reclaim' series explores the life-changing truth that, in Christ, the war against sin is over. You don’t need to strive to earn God’s approval or fight to defeat an enemy that Jesus has already conquered. Dive into the powerful reality of grace, freedom, and your new identity in Christ—completely transformed, empowered by His resurrection, and no longer a slave to sin. This message will challenge, encourage, and renew your walk with God.</p> Have you ever felt like you’re fighting a battle you can’t win? This week’s message in our 'Reclaim' series explores the life-changing truth that, in Christ, the war against sin is over. You don’t need to strive to earn God’s approval or fight to defeat an enemy that Jesus has already conquered. Dive into the powerful reality of grace, freedom, and your new identity in Christ—completely transformed, empowered by His resurrection, and no longer a slave to sin. This message will challenge, encourage, and renew your walk with God.

]]> 2380 51 0cccf1813c683e8784f97e3bbd4ec43e no Reclaim: Obedience Rex Allchurch <p>Join us for a powerful sermon, Obedience, Not Legalism, where we uncover the true heart of following God—not through rigid rule-keeping, but through a genuine love that seeks to align with His will. Using vivid biblical examples like Saul and David, we’ll explore the blessings of obedience, the pitfalls of disobedience, and the dangers of self-deception. Discover why obedience is God’s ultimate love language and how it leads to freedom, fulfillment, and a deeper connection with Him. This message challenges superficial practices and inspires a return to wholehearted dependence on Christ—don’t miss it!</p> <p>Join us for a powerful sermon, Obedience, Not Legalism, where we uncover the true heart of following God—not through rigid rule-keeping, but through a genuine love that seeks to align with His will. Using vivid biblical examples like Saul and David, we’ll explore the blessings of obedience, the pitfalls of disobedience, and the dangers of self-deception. Discover why obedience is God’s ultimate love language and how it leads to freedom, fulfillment, and a deeper connection with Him. This message challenges superficial practices and inspires a return to wholehearted dependence on Christ—don’t miss it!</p> Join us for a powerful sermon, Obedience, Not Legalism, where we uncover the true heart of following God—not through rigid rule-keeping, but through a genuine love that seeks to align with His will. Using vivid biblical examples like Saul and David, we’ll explore the blessings of obedience, the pitfalls of disobedience, and the dangers of self-deception. Discover why obedience is God’s ultimate love language and how it leads to freedom, fulfillment, and a deeper connection with Him. This message challenges superficial practices and inspires a return to wholehearted dependence on Christ—don’t miss it!

]]> Sun, 19 Jan 2025 10:00:00 +0000 2125 52 0a702bfccfe830a4842880de8b021991 no Unto Us: The King of Promise Beth Kent <p>Join us as we explore the powerful prophecy of Isaiah 9:6-7, unveiling the promise of Jesus—the Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. Discover how His eternal reign brings hope, justice, and peace to a broken world and transforms our lives today. This message will ignite your faith and remind you of the true reason we celebrate Christmas: the King who reigns forever!</p> <p>Join us as we explore the powerful prophecy of Isaiah 9:6-7, unveiling the promise of Jesus—the Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. Discover how His eternal reign brings hope, justice, and peace to a broken world and transforms our lives today. This message will ignite your faith and remind you of the true reason we celebrate Christmas: the King who reigns forever!</p> Join us as we explore the powerful prophecy of Isaiah 9:6-7, unveiling the promise of Jesus—the Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. Discover how His eternal reign brings hope, justice, and peace to a broken world and transforms our lives today. This message will ignite your faith and remind you of the true reason we celebrate Christmas: the King who reigns forever!

]]> Sun, 15 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1772 53 eb643ebff7d444d639bedbeef1d9b313 no The Gospel In The Garden Chris Kent <p>Discover the profound hope of Christmas as we explore the very first messianic prophecy in Genesis 3:15. In humanity’s darkest moment, God speaks a promise of redemption—a Savior who will crush the serpent’s head. This message reveals God’s unshakable love and grace, woven into the fabric of history and fulfilled in Jesus’ birth, life, death, and resurrection. Listen now to be reminded that no matter the chaos around us, His victory is secure, and His promises never fail!</p> <p>Discover the profound hope of Christmas as we explore the very first messianic prophecy in Genesis 3:15. In humanity’s darkest moment, God speaks a promise of redemption—a Savior who will crush the serpent’s head. This message reveals God’s unshakable love and grace, woven into the fabric of history and fulfilled in Jesus’ birth, life, death, and resurrection. Listen now to be reminded that no matter the chaos around us, His victory is secure, and His promises never fail!</p> Discover the profound hope of Christmas as we explore the very first messianic prophecy in Genesis 3:15. In humanity’s darkest moment, God speaks a promise of redemption—a Savior who will crush the serpent’s head. This message reveals God’s unshakable love and grace, woven into the fabric of history and fulfilled in Jesus’ birth, life, death, and resurrection. Listen now to be reminded that no matter the chaos around us, His victory is secure, and His promises never fail!

]]> Sun, 08 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2412 54 53628aa67bd12778a95b5f609994718c no 2 Peter 2 (Part 3 of 3) Extension to sermon (after the service) Rex Allchurch <p>This audio only sermon is an extension to the Sunday teaching on 2 Peter 2 examining the ways distorted teachings can creep into the church. It brings a practical challenge to evaluate our own lives and equips listeners with tools to spot the character of a false teacher and recognize the content of false teachings. Highlighting specific potential distortions like dispensationalism, the prosperity gospel, and dual-covenant theology, this message hopes to provides guidance to stand firm in the truth of the Gospel.</p> <p>This audio only sermon is an extension to the Sunday teaching on 2 Peter 2 examining the ways distorted teachings can creep into the church. It brings a practical challenge to evaluate our own lives and equips listeners with tools to spot the character of a false teacher and recognize the content of false teachings. Highlighting specific potential distortions like dispensationalism, the prosperity gospel, and dual-covenant theology, this message hopes to provides guidance to stand firm in the truth of the Gospel.</p> This audio only sermon is an extension to the Sunday teaching on 2 Peter 2 examining the ways distorted teachings can creep into the church. It brings a practical challenge to evaluate our own lives and equips listeners with tools to spot the character of a false teacher and recognize the content of false teachings. Highlighting specific potential distortions like dispensationalism, the prosperity gospel, and dual-covenant theology, this message hopes to provides guidance to stand firm in the truth of the Gospel.

]]> Sat, 30 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 1074 55 ef9aa6f8f7ec4d6ad06cc284c9eb5a84 no 2 Peter 2 (Part 2 of 3) False Teachers Rex Allchurch <p>This sermon excerpt offers a thought-provoking look at the dangers of false teachers within the church, drawing from the biblical book of 2 Peter. It explores the traits of false teachers—such as greed, exploitation, and rejection of authority—and contrasts them with the life of a true believer, grounded in Christ and godliness. Addressing relevant examples like the prosperity gospel and the word of faith movement, the message challenges listeners to stay rooted in a Christ-centered faith. It also delves into the question of whether salvation can be lost, encouraging reflection on the heart issues behind such doubts and the assurance found in God’s forgiveness. </p> <p>This sermon excerpt offers a thought-provoking look at the dangers of false teachers within the church, drawing from the biblical book of 2 Peter. It explores the traits of false teachers—such as greed, exploitation, and rejection of authority—and contrasts them with the life of a true believer, grounded in Christ and godliness. Addressing relevant examples like the prosperity gospel and the word of faith movement, the message challenges listeners to stay rooted in a Christ-centered faith. It also delves into the question of whether salvation can be lost, encouraging reflection on the heart issues behind such doubts and the assurance found in God’s forgiveness. </p> This sermon excerpt offers a thought-provoking look at the dangers of false teachers within the church, drawing from the biblical book of 2 Peter. It explores the traits of false teachers—such as greed, exploitation, and rejection of authority—and contrasts them with the life of a true believer, grounded in Christ and godliness. Addressing relevant examples like the prosperity gospel and the word of faith movement, the message challenges listeners to stay rooted in a Christ-centered faith. It also delves into the question of whether salvation can be lost, encouraging reflection on the heart issues behind such doubts and the assurance found in God’s forgiveness.

]]> Sun, 01 Dec 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2339 56 5e95d57b990f7ba4ca5aaafd94965e4c no 2 Peter 1-2 (Part 1 of 3) False Teachers False Teachers Rex Allchurch <p><br></p><p>In this sermon on 2 Peter 1 and 2, Rex Allchurch unpacks the life-giving power of God’s Word and why studying it deeply, verse by verse, is essential for growing in faith. He challenges the church to stay rooted in scripture, develop true Christian virtues like love and perseverance, and be on guard against the inevitable presence of false teachers. With practical examples and clear teaching, Rex shows how biblical illiteracy can lead to destructive heresies, why discernment matters when hearing diverse teachings, and how parents can instill truth in their children. This message calls the church to stand firm in truth, focus on discipleship over numbers, and address false teaching head-on. Don’t miss next week as Rex tackles the topic of prosperity teaching!</p> <p><br></p><p>In this sermon on 2 Peter 1 and 2, Rex Allchurch unpacks the life-giving power of God’s Word and why studying it deeply, verse by verse, is essential for growing in faith. He challenges the church to stay rooted in scripture, develop true Christian virtues like love and perseverance, and be on guard against the inevitable presence of false teachers. With practical examples and clear teaching, Rex shows how biblical illiteracy can lead to destructive heresies, why discernment matters when hearing diverse teachings, and how parents can instill truth in their children. This message calls the church to stand firm in truth, focus on discipleship over numbers, and address false teaching head-on. Don’t miss next week as Rex tackles the topic of prosperity teaching!</p>

In this sermon on 2 Peter 1 and 2, Rex Allchurch unpacks the life-giving power of God’s Word and why studying it deeply, verse by verse, is essential for growing in faith. He challenges the church to stay rooted in scripture, develop true Christian virtues like love and perseverance, and be on guard against the inevitable presence of false teachers. With practical examples and clear teaching, Rex shows how biblical illiteracy can lead to destructive heresies, why discernment matters when hearing diverse teachings, and how parents can instill truth in their children. This message calls the church to stand firm in truth, focus on discipleship over numbers, and address false teaching head-on. Don’t miss next week as Rex tackles the topic of prosperity teaching!

]]> Sun, 24 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2039 57 851587a2d6e60fb074b0a29777594ad8 no At His Feet Beth Kent <p>What does it look like to truly come before Jesus in worship and surrender? In Luke 5:12-16, we see a man with leprosy, cast out and broken, throw himself at Jesus’ feet with desperate faith. His posture of humility, trust, and worship becomes a powerful picture of how we too can come before the Savior, recognizing our need and His willingness to restore. This week, we’ll explore what it means to position ourselves before Jesus—whether in worship, prayer, or life itself—and how a posture of surrender can lead to healing, freedom, and transformation. Are you ready to step into His presence?</p> <p>What does it look like to truly come before Jesus in worship and surrender? In Luke 5:12-16, we see a man with leprosy, cast out and broken, throw himself at Jesus’ feet with desperate faith. His posture of humility, trust, and worship becomes a powerful picture of how we too can come before the Savior, recognizing our need and His willingness to restore. This week, we’ll explore what it means to position ourselves before Jesus—whether in worship, prayer, or life itself—and how a posture of surrender can lead to healing, freedom, and transformation. Are you ready to step into His presence?</p> What does it look like to truly come before Jesus in worship and surrender? In Luke 5:12-16, we see a man with leprosy, cast out and broken, throw himself at Jesus’ feet with desperate faith. His posture of humility, trust, and worship becomes a powerful picture of how we too can come before the Savior, recognizing our need and His willingness to restore. This week, we’ll explore what it means to position ourselves before Jesus—whether in worship, prayer, or life itself—and how a posture of surrender can lead to healing, freedom, and transformation. Are you ready to step into His presence?

]]> Sun, 10 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2326 58 c8c8d5494099cd55c3f7796b6ba17bed no Better Questions Nathan Dennis <p>Discover how to live as a living sacrifice and experience the fullness of God in your everyday life! This powerful message dives into asking the right questions, surrendering to Christ, and removing limits on what God can do in and through you. Whether it’s breaking free from past hurts, stepping into faithfulness, or embracing the indwelling life of Christ, this sermon will inspire and challenge you to walk in victory and encounter God’s presence like never before!</p> <p>Discover how to live as a living sacrifice and experience the fullness of God in your everyday life! This powerful message dives into asking the right questions, surrendering to Christ, and removing limits on what God can do in and through you. Whether it’s breaking free from past hurts, stepping into faithfulness, or embracing the indwelling life of Christ, this sermon will inspire and challenge you to walk in victory and encounter God’s presence like never before!</p> Discover how to live as a living sacrifice and experience the fullness of God in your everyday life! This powerful message dives into asking the right questions, surrendering to Christ, and removing limits on what God can do in and through you. Whether it’s breaking free from past hurts, stepping into faithfulness, or embracing the indwelling life of Christ, this sermon will inspire and challenge you to walk in victory and encounter God’s presence like never before!

]]> Sun, 03 Nov 2024 10:00:00 +0000 6071 59 bb51146b2e0a4e38187941c6c0f8d8e0 no Acts 28 Chris Kent <p>This week’s message wraps up an incredible journey through the book of Acts, highlighting the unstoppable power of the Gospel despite opposition, persecution, and hardship. Paul’s story of perseverance and obedience, even in the face of trials, reminds us of the heavenly vision we are all called to follow—one where Jesus is at the center. If you’ve ever felt disillusioned, distracted, or weary in your faith, this message is for you. Be inspired by Paul’s unwavering commitment to the mission and join us as we press on toward the ultimate goal: Jesus Himself. Don’t miss out—listen now!</p> <p>This week’s message wraps up an incredible journey through the book of Acts, highlighting the unstoppable power of the Gospel despite opposition, persecution, and hardship. Paul’s story of perseverance and obedience, even in the face of trials, reminds us of the heavenly vision we are all called to follow—one where Jesus is at the center. If you’ve ever felt disillusioned, distracted, or weary in your faith, this message is for you. Be inspired by Paul’s unwavering commitment to the mission and join us as we press on toward the ultimate goal: Jesus Himself. Don’t miss out—listen now!</p> This week’s message wraps up an incredible journey through the book of Acts, highlighting the unstoppable power of the Gospel despite opposition, persecution, and hardship. Paul’s story of perseverance and obedience, even in the face of trials, reminds us of the heavenly vision we are all called to follow—one where Jesus is at the center. If you’ve ever felt disillusioned, distracted, or weary in your faith, this message is for you. Be inspired by Paul’s unwavering commitment to the mission and join us as we press on toward the ultimate goal: Jesus Himself. Don’t miss out—listen now!

]]> Sun, 20 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2598 60 a2189c9502ea614d8eb015f5e32d4206 no Acts 20:24-38 Elders Farewell Pt 2 of 2 Part 2 Rex Allchurch <p>The sermon highlights the early church's commitment to gathering for discipleship and challenges the modern church to view it as a sacred sacrifice essential for growth. Pastor Rex calls for bold proclamation of the Gospel, warning against diluting the truth for acceptance. He also cautions against false teachers who prioritize personal gain over the well-being of the church. Finally, Pastor Rex emphasizes the importance of love for Jesus as the central motivation for all Christian activity, urging a return to passionate devotion.</p> <p>The sermon highlights the early church's commitment to gathering for discipleship and challenges the modern church to view it as a sacred sacrifice essential for growth. Pastor Rex calls for bold proclamation of the Gospel, warning against diluting the truth for acceptance. He also cautions against false teachers who prioritize personal gain over the well-being of the church. Finally, Pastor Rex emphasizes the importance of love for Jesus as the central motivation for all Christian activity, urging a return to passionate devotion.</p> The sermon highlights the early church's commitment to gathering for discipleship and challenges the modern church to view it as a sacred sacrifice essential for growth. Pastor Rex calls for bold proclamation of the Gospel, warning against diluting the truth for acceptance. He also cautions against false teachers who prioritize personal gain over the well-being of the church. Finally, Pastor Rex emphasizes the importance of love for Jesus as the central motivation for all Christian activity, urging a return to passionate devotion.

]]> Sun, 13 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2133 61 10f5d0bf1f82bf428ccc60d9c2dc236e no Acts 20 Elders Farewell Pt 1 of 2 Rex Allchurch <p>A journey through Acts 20-17-27 exploring Pauls farewell to the Elders in Ephesus and how this relates to us today.</p><p><br></p> <p>A journey through Acts 20-17-27 exploring Pauls farewell to the Elders in Ephesus and how this relates to us today.</p><p><br></p> A journey through Acts 20-17-27 exploring Pauls farewell to the Elders in Ephesus and how this relates to us today.


]]> Sun, 06 Oct 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2062 62 43fd5d013e5fe63a3c822bbe7a4a96fa no Acts 19 Chris Kent <p>Discover how Paul's deep, intimate relationship with Christ led to extraordinary miracles and how embracing that same intimacy can ignite our lives today. Join us to experience a message that challenges us to move beyond mere proximity to a vibrant, life-changing connection with God.</p> <p>Discover how Paul's deep, intimate relationship with Christ led to extraordinary miracles and how embracing that same intimacy can ignite our lives today. Join us to experience a message that challenges us to move beyond mere proximity to a vibrant, life-changing connection with God.</p> Discover how Paul's deep, intimate relationship with Christ led to extraordinary miracles and how embracing that same intimacy can ignite our lives today. Join us to experience a message that challenges us to move beyond mere proximity to a vibrant, life-changing connection with God.

]]> Sun, 29 Sep 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2795 63 61ba1c8c843721839129a52f3962dcf5 no The life of Paul Beth Kent Sun, 22 Sep 2024 10:00:00 +0000 2020 64 f4cfd5b60c2b22a12fca96a620d339e0 no Prosperity Sun, 07 Aug 2022 10:00:00 +0000 3038 65 4d4a2bf020e29f3ebb6a566a057be53d no Gospel V Religion Chris Kent <p>The Gospel is simply the greatest news ever announced. It is the life-changing, world-shaking, cosmos-altering news that Jesus has come and nothing will ever be the same again!</p><p>Religion begins with us; with our efforts and striving. Religion is the most destructive message you could ever invite into your life as it tells you that God is in love with a different version of you. The Gospel begins with God as He has pursued a relationship and intimacy with us in Jesus. The Gospel is an invitation to stop striving and fall on the mercy of Jesus and to receive a new resurrected and empowered life.</p> <p>The Gospel is simply the greatest news ever announced. It is the life-changing, world-shaking, cosmos-altering news that Jesus has come and nothing will ever be the same again!</p><p>Religion begins with us; with our efforts and striving. Religion is the most destructive message you could ever invite into your life as it tells you that God is in love with a different version of you. The Gospel begins with God as He has pursued a relationship and intimacy with us in Jesus. The Gospel is an invitation to stop striving and fall on the mercy of Jesus and to receive a new resurrected and empowered life.</p> The Gospel is simply the greatest news ever announced. It is the life-changing, world-shaking, cosmos-altering news that Jesus has come and nothing will ever be the same again!

Religion begins with us; with our efforts and striving. Religion is the most destructive message you could ever invite into your life as it tells you that God is in love with a different version of you. The Gospel begins with God as He has pursued a relationship and intimacy with us in Jesus. The Gospel is an invitation to stop striving and fall on the mercy of Jesus and to receive a new resurrected and empowered life.

]]> Sun, 24 Apr 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2132 66 27866784f8618f5027115e814273efbf no The Spirit of Adoption Beth Kent Sun, 18 Sep 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2060 67 8d825f80cc4527f7c442ee81f285d3e1 no Warfare Chris Kent Sun, 14 Aug 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2760 68 ce495fc162162532428b6ad7c5e70920 no Church, why bother? Rex Allchurch Wed, 01 Feb 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2326 69 c1ed516560602559cb83bfda15e803d5 no Idols Rex Allchurch Sun, 26 Jun 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2254 70 aa88448764c1aa7051e155d074de0eea no Be Free From Shame Chris Kent <p>Shame is different from guilt. Guilt says I have done something wrong…I made a mistake but shame says you’re wrong…you’re a mistake. </p><p>But Jesus bore our shame on the cross so we can experience complete freedom from shame!</p> <p>Shame is different from guilt. Guilt says I have done something wrong…I made a mistake but shame says you’re wrong…you’re a mistake. </p><p>But Jesus bore our shame on the cross so we can experience complete freedom from shame!</p> Shame is different from guilt. Guilt says I have done something wrong…I made a mistake but shame says you’re wrong…you’re a mistake. 

But Jesus bore our shame on the cross so we can experience complete freedom from shame!

]]> Sun, 02 Oct 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2206 71 e54c2d23198f3e5cf42c5a4498afdc42 no Forgiveness Rex Allchurch Sun, 31 Jul 2022 10:00:00 +0000 1968 72 cecf401ce49d08894ac61f9d15fe10aa no Come Follow Me Chris Kent <p>Jesus calls us to follow Him. He calls us by name and with a purpose to be His disciples. Have you answered the call? If so, what's involved in following Jesus?</p> <p>Jesus calls us to follow Him. He calls us by name and with a purpose to be His disciples. Have you answered the call? If so, what's involved in following Jesus?</p> Jesus calls us to follow Him. He calls us by name and with a purpose to be His disciples. Have you answered the call? If so, what's involved in following Jesus?

]]> Sun, 29 Jan 2023 10:00:00 +0000 2620 73 2c64bee43daaad834281b2efaddf3a44 no Unity Rex Allchurch <p>Rex unpacks a powerful and passionate word about unity using Romans 14 as his principal text. He challenges us that our casual and often dismissive attitude towards unity can be incredibly dangerous and how many believers filled with the Spirit should desire unity.</p> <p>Rex unpacks a powerful and passionate word about unity using Romans 14 as his principal text. He challenges us that our casual and often dismissive attitude towards unity can be incredibly dangerous and how many believers filled with the Spirit should desire unity.</p> Rex unpacks a powerful and passionate word about unity using Romans 14 as his principal text. He challenges us that our casual and often dismissive attitude towards unity can be incredibly dangerous and how many believers filled with the Spirit should desire unity.

]]> Sun, 11 Sep 2022 10:00:00 +0000 2644 74 852aab5601f4e8bae6eff1d0fb999976 no