In this episode, Pastor Ben reflects on Psalm 19, emphasizing the unparalleled value of God's Word. Drawing comparisons to earthly treasures and the universal fascination with discovery, he illustrates how Scripture surpasses material wealth in both joy and life-changing potential. Pastor Ben explores the beauty of God's special revelation, the life-impacting power of meditation on His Word, and offers practical methods to truly treasure Scripture in daily life.

In this heartfelt sermon, Pastor Daniel explores Ephesians 6:4, offering profound insights into the responsibilities of fathers and the transformative power of nurturing children with love and intentionality. Drawing from both biblical context and personal anecdotes, he challenges parents to avoid provoking negative emotions and instead foster growth through thoughtful care, spiritual guidance, and reflective character. Discover how parenting, much like tending to delicate flowers, requires patience, strength, and a genuine reflection of God’s unwavering love.

In this powerful episode, Pastor Dorrell delves into Judges 15, exploring the tumultuous life of Samson and the destructive cycle of vengeance and indulgence that defined his story. This sermon highlights the tragic consequences of human indulgence, the pitfalls of unbridled passions, and the cost of retaliatory behaviors. Pastor Dorrell challenges listeners to reflect on their own lives, emphasizing the importance of self-mastery, grace, and breaking free from the cycle of "eye for an eye" responses. Discover how even flawed individuals can be used by God, and how virtues like patience and forgiveness can lead to true victory.

In this message from Psalm 19, Pastor Daniel explores how creation itself proclaims the glory of God and reveals His presence to every person, in every place, at all times. Through vivid imagery and practical application, he challenges listeners to cultivate an intentional awareness of God by observing the natural world and recognizing the message it continually preaches. Just as a product’s packaging says something about its designer, the universe reflects its Creator—inviting us to marvel, praise, and reflect His glory in our own lives.

In this message from 1 Corinthians 6, Pastor Dorrell challenges believers to consider how their conduct—especially in conflict—reflects on the gospel. Drawing from Paul’s rebuke of the Corinthian church for taking disputes before unbelievers, the sermon calls Christians to prioritize humility, unity, and grace within the body of Christ. With powerful reminders about the cost of petty division and the high calling of our testimony, listeners are urged to walk worthy of the name of Christ, even when it means suffering wrong or choosing peace over vindication.

In this powerful message from Judges 14, Pastor Dorrell explores the tragic character of Samson—a man chosen by God yet ruled by his appetites. Through the story of Samson’s impulsive pursuit of a Philistine woman, his disregard for his Nazarite vow, and his manipulation of others for personal gain, we see a sobering picture of what happens when indulgence overtakes discipline. Pastor Dorrell contrasts Samson’s life with the biblical call to temperance, warning that a character shaped by unchecked desire is always vulnerable to sin. This episode challenges believers to cultivate spiritual discipline and self-control as marks of godliness in an age of self-gratification.

In this thought-provoking sermon, Pastor Dorrell examines 1 Corinthians 5, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the spiritual health of the church. He discusses the Apostle Paul’s rebuke of the Corinthian church for tolerating immorality, highlighting the dangers of unchecked sin within a faith community. Pastor Dorrell explores the necessity of church discipline not as a punitive measure, but as a corrective act aimed at reconciliation and restoration. This episode challenges believers to reflect on their personal responsibility in upholding holiness and supporting the integrity of the church.

In this episode, Pastor Dorrell examines Judges 13, introducing the life of Samson and uncovering the deeper narrative beyond his personal story. Highlighting Israel's spiritual apathy and their failure to seek God during their 40 years of oppression, Pastor Dorrell emphasizes how God's unwavering mercy and sovereignty shine through, even when His people are indifferent. This thought-provoking sermon challenges listeners to reflect on their own spiritual condition, the dangers of complacency, and the significance of God's intervention in times of darkness.

In this thought-provoking sermon, Pastor Dorrell explores the importance of recognizing and assigning true value to both God and the people around us. Drawing from Luke 7 and an insightful story about perspective, he emphasizes how often we overlook what truly matters. Pastor Dorrell challenges listeners to reevaluate how they treat others, understand the depth of God's grace, and reflect on their own hearts to foster genuine love and gratitude. This message encourages a transformative approach to seeing people through the lens of compassion and divine worth.

In this sermon, Pastor Dorrell draws from 1 Corinthians 4 to explore the universal need for correction, humility, and self-examination in our Christian walk. Pastor Dorrell challenges us to reflect on our attitudes, reminding us that true Christian character is shaped not by status or pride but by a heart willing to serve, forgive, and grow. Through Paul's heartfelt words to the Corinthians, we are invited to assess where we stand in our faith journey and embrace the transformative power of sincere, loving correction.

In this message from Judges 12, Pastor Troy Dorrell examines the tragic and unnecessary conflict between Jephthah and the tribe of Ephraim following Israel’s victory over the Ammonites. Highlighting the pride, selfishness, and false accusations that drove Ephraim to threaten their own deliverer, Pastor Dorrell shows how internal strife among God’s people can be more damaging than battles with external enemies. Drawing from the historical and moral failures of Jephthah and his generation, the sermon exposes the consequences of leadership without godliness and unity without humility, urging believers to learn from Israel’s mistakes and pursue peace under God’s direction.

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 3, Pastor Dorrell examines the Apostle Paul’s confrontation of the Corinthian church’s immaturity. Though rich in spiritual heritage, the church had grown stagnant—marked not by spiritual depth but by division, pride, and indulgence. Paul introduces a third category of people in this passage: not the saved or the lost, but the carnal—those who, though saved, continue to live as if they are not. This message challenges believers to examine whether they are maturing in Christ or simply coasting in their faith, and it emphasizes the urgent need for sanctification through the Spirit, spiritual renewal through the Word, and a commitment to unity in the body of Christ.

Pastor Andrew uses the imagery of a toolbox to illustrate how God's Word equips believers to build strong, meaningful lives. Drawing from 2 Timothy 3:16–17, he explains that Scripture serves as our essential set of tools—teaching us what is right (doctrine), fixing what is broken (correction), and training us to live righteously (instruction). Through visuals like a measuring tape, screwdriver, and work gloves, he challenges both children and adults to move beyond memorizing Bible verses and begin actively living them out. Emphasizing that God's correction is constructive, not punitive, he urges listeners to embrace God’s Word not just for knowledge but for transformation.

In this heartfelt sermon, Pastor Walter Echeveria emphasizes the essential role of unity within the church, the family, and individual relationships. Drawing from Ephesians 4 and years of pastoral experience in the Spanish congregation, he reminds believers that love, humility, and selflessness are foundational to Christian community. Pastor Echeveria underscores that Satan’s primary tactic is division, but God calls His people to reflect Christ through harmony and mutual support. Through real-life examples, scriptural truths, and practical challenges, the message calls every believer to pursue unity as a testimony of God's love to the world.

In this sermon from 1 Samuel 23, Pastor Daniel Fleet explores how David responded to deep personal disappointment when those he helped turned against him. From Saul’s relentless pursuit to the betrayal by the people of Keilah and the Ziphites, David’s experience reflects the painful reality of being let down by others. Yet through it all, David continually sought God, who remained faithful even when people were not. This message encourages believers to guard their hearts, remain faithful in hardship, and draw strength from God when others fail them.

In this compelling sermon, Pastor Ben explores Genesis 22:1-19, where Abraham faces the ultimate test of faith. Discover how Abraham's unwavering trust in God's promises, despite an incomprehensible command, reveals the depth of true faith—one that motivates obedience even when circumstances defy understanding. Pastor Ben unpacks the significance of Abraham's actions, the concept of God as Jehovah Jireh, our Provider, and how this ancient narrative speaks powerfully to our lives today.

In this message from Joshua chapters 3 and 4, Pastor Andrew challenges graduates—and all believers—to trust God as they step into new seasons of life. Just as Israel faced the daunting Jordan River, moments of uncertainty call us to move forward in faith, remembering God’s past faithfulness. Discover how God transforms moments into memorials, guiding us confidently into our future.

In this sermon from 1 Corinthians 2, Pastor Dorrell emphasizes the distinction between worldly wisdom and the transformative wisdom provided by the Holy Spirit. Highlighting Paul’s intentional reliance on the simplicity and power of the gospel, he challenges believers to abandon worldly ways of thinking and instead operate with humility, discernment, and spiritual maturity. Listeners are reminded that true understanding and growth come not from human intellect but through the Spirit’s guidance, equipping believers to live faithfully and effectively share the gospel.

In this episode, Pastor Dorrell explores the story of Jephthah, whose life reflects the consequences of disobedience, flawed leadership, and rash vows. Despite Israel's descent into apostasy and Jephthah's troubled past, God empowers him to lead Israel to victory over the Ammonites. However, Jephthah's tragic vow serves as a sobering reminder of the complexities of human choices and the enduring need for God's grace in the midst of our mistakes.

In this episode, Pastor Daniel explores the story of Saul in 1 Samuel 11, highlighting his transformation from an uncertain new king to a courageous leader who responds to a desperate cry for help. The sermon emphasizes the importance of active faith, selfless service, and God-centered leadership, showcasing how Saul’s actions not only led to victory against the Ammonites but also demonstrated the power of grace, humility, and the lasting impact of unseen contributions within the community.

In this episode, Pastor Dorrell explores 1 Corinthians 1:17-31, addressing the Corinthian church's struggles with division and misplaced reliance on human wisdom. Through Paul’s teachings, Pastor Dorrell emphasizes the superiority of God's wisdom over worldly intellect and the necessity for believers to root their faith and unity in the transformative power of the Gospel. He reminds the congregation that true success in the church stems not from marketing strategies or human achievements, but from the power of God and the Holy Spirit at work within us.

In this inspiring episode, missionary Kyle Sheridan shares his journey serving in Patagonia, Chile since 2010. Through personal stories of God's provision, Kyle reflects on the faithfulness and guidance of God in his ministry. He challenges listeners to focus on God's glory and will, especially when faced with challenges, drawing from his experiences and the lessons learned from fellow missionaries. This episode serves as a heartfelt reminder of the Great Commission and the importance of trusting in God's provision.

In this episode, Pastor Dorrell reflects on the profound significance of the three-day story of Jesus’ death, burial, and resurrection. Each day—Friday’s sacrificial death, Saturday’s silence and divine conquest, and Sunday’s victorious resurrection—reveals God’s grand narrative of redemption, hope, and ultimate victory. Discover how this story mirrors our own journeys of struggle, waiting, and deliverance, and how it offers the promise of new life through Christ.

In this episode titled "We Believe," Pastor Dorrell shares his personal conversion story and emphasizes the transformative power of knowing Jesus Christ as the living hope for salvation. He highlights the resurrection of Jesus as the cornerstone of Christian faith, affirming the truth of His teachings and the promise of eternal life. Pastor Dorrell underscores the non-negotiable truths of creation, humanity's sinful nature, and the gift of righteousness through Christ's sacrifice. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their beliefs and consider the life-changing reality of salvation in Jesus.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Daniel explores the vital role of prayer in the life of a believer, drawing from Ephesians 6:18-20. Using the Apostle Paul's analogy of spiritual armor, Pastor Daniel highlights how prayer serves as more than just a supportive element—it is an essential, dynamic force in spiritual warfare. Listeners will be encouraged to embrace prayer as a means of staying spiritually alert, supporting others, and reclaiming ground from darkness. The episode also includes a heartfelt call to pray for fellow believers and spiritual leaders.

In this episode, Pastor Dorrell explores the critical role of unity within the church, emphasizing how biblical thinking, grace, and humility are essential to maintaining harmony among believers. Drawing from 1 Corinthians, he reflects on Paul's guidance to the Corinthian church, warning against the dangers of division, selfishness, and trivial disputes that can shift focus from the greater purpose of serving Christ. This message encourages believers to foster maturity, reconcile differences, and trust in the Lord, underscoring the profound significance of the church as the body of Christ.

In this episode, Pastor Dorrell shares the story of Abimelech from Judges 9, illustrating the devastating consequences of choosing leaders without integrity. Through the account of Abimelech's ruthless rise to power, the murder of his brothers, and his eventual downfall, the sermon highlights how the absence of good leadership allows evil to flourish. Pastor Dorrell emphasizes the importance of heeding God's warnings and the role of righteous individuals in preventing the spread of corruption and betrayal.

Guest speaker Bill Rice reflects on Proverbs 15:8-9, exploring the contrast between the sacrifices of the wicked and the prayers of the upright. In this impactful message, he emphasizes the necessity of offering oneself wholly to God, rather than relying on personal talents or efforts. Rice underscores that true godliness comes through surrender to Christ—not self-effort.

In this episode, Pastor Dorrell begins a new series on 1 Corinthians, highlighting the transformative power of God’s grace within the church. Drawing from Paul’s letters to the Corinthians, Pastor Dorrell addresses issues of division, immorality, and cultural influence, reminding us that the church’s true strength lies not in human abilities but in dependence on God's grace. Discover how embracing grace fosters healing, unity, and purpose within the body of Christ.