Resources to help you understand Scripture, grow in faithful habits, and discover more favorite passages.
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It’s Not Over Until Jesus Says It’s Over
Luke 7:11-17 – Jesus raised a widow’s only son from the dead. No situation is beyond hope until Jesus declares the final word.
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Worship Is More Than Music
Worship is not limited to the songs you sing on Sunday but is revealed in the life you live every day. This episode will challenge you to move beyond music and see worship as a full-life response to who God is.
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Cultivate Intentionally
Spiritual leadership in the home does not happen by accident. When you consistently bring God’s Word into everyday life and model a growing faith, you create a culture that points your family toward Christ.
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More Than a Building: Designing for Daily Ministry
This building is being designed to serve ministry every day, not just Sunday. Every detail reflects a commitment to clarity, connection, and communicating the gospel through both function and design.
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Faith Worth Noticing
Luke 7:1-10 – Jesus marveled at the centurion’s trust in Him. The faith that moves God is the kind that relies on Him completely.
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Imperfection
Even Israel’s greatest kings, including David and Solomon, were marked by both faith and failure, revealing the limits of human leadership. Their lives point beyond themselves to the need for a perfect King who would never fall short.
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How to Fast Without Failing
Fasting will never become part of your life until you stop talking about it and start planning it. In this episode, we walk through simple, practical steps to help you begin fasting in a way that is realistic, sustainable, and incremental.
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Connect at Home
Connection at home requires more than being physically present; it demands intentional attention and engagement. When leaders consistently choose to be thoroughly present with their families, they build homes the way God intended them to be built.
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Ministry Off the Platform
Sunday ministry is not sustained by polished content but by leaders who are present with the people they are called to shepherd. If we want people to gather, then those who lead must be part of the gathering, not protected from it.
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Before Sunday’s Doors Open
Ministry does not begin when the service starts; it begins with the quiet choices made long before anyone arrives. If a leader prepares the content but neglects the soul, Sunday may be busy, but it will not be successful.
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Hermeneutics (Course Overview)
God did not give His Word so His people would remain confused or dependent on others to understand it. He gave Scripture to be read, understood, trusted, and obeyed. Hermeneutics provides a clear path forward, one that replaces fear with confidence and confusion with clarity.
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Self-Control When No One’s Watching
We live in a world that says, “Do what feels right.” But the Holy Spirit gives us the strength to say “no” to what pulls us away from God and “yes” to what draws us closer.
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Gentleness Is Not Weakness
The loudest voice isn’t always the strongest one. The Holy Spirit develops gentleness in us—not as weakness, but as strength that’s been surrendered to God.
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2026 Sermons
In 2026, we will spend the year walking through the Gospel of Luke, tracing how Jesus seeks the lost and calls ordinary people into faithful, obedient lives. Along the way, we will pause in the Psalms during the summer as a timely stop to learn how to bring every season of life before God in…
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Goodness That Refuses to Compromise
When everyone else bends the truth, goodness stands up straight. The Holy Spirit gives us the courage to do what’s right, even when it’s hard, inconvenient, or unpopular.
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The Mess of Ministry Is Proof of Productivity
Ministry is rarely tidy, but it is often fruitful. The mess we carry is not a sign of failure, but evidence that God is at work.
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Planning with a Purpose
If you want to break the weekly cycle of aimlessly planning worship services, you can plan with a purpose. Considering your church and team, you can learn how to improve your ability to design intentional worship gatherings.
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5 Worship Team Killers
Every worship team is under spiritual attack, and they must decide if they want to put up a fight. Discover what takes down many teams, and do what you can to reverse the trends.
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Assurance of Salvation
After we have put our faith in Jesus, we can often be led to question our salvation due to our circumstances. When we put our faith in Jesus, His work has saved us once and for all.
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Next Steps in Evangelism
Once someone has received the gospel, our job is incomplete. Jesus has called us to baptize those individuals and disciple them into mature faith.
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Obstacles in Evangelism
As we share our faith, we will encounter common pushback. We need to understand these obstacles in order to help people move past them.
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Starting Gospel Conversations
Even when we understand the message of the Gospel and the method we would like to share, we can struggle to learn the best way to begin a conversation. Crossing the bridge into a spiritual conversation can be difficult but is much needed.
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Children and Evangelism
The Gospel is not just for those of a certain age. Jesus himself teaches that we should invite children to believe in Him. Ultimately, Evangelism begins in the home.
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Methods of Evangelism, Part 3
We can only know which method of sharing the gospel is most comfortable to us by practice and repetition. Once we have a preferred method, we can start to learn the best way to call for a response.
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Methods of Evangelism, Part 2
There are many methods to share the gospel, and there is no one surefire way. It is best to find some options that you feel comfortable using and get started by telling the greatest news to your closest relationships.
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Methods of Evangelism
There is no one method for sharing the Good News of Jesus. The best practice is the one that makes us feel the most comfortable.
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Fathers, Families, & Politics
With all the ethical battles being waged in our culture, many people remain in a state of political outrage and intense disagreement. While men may speak their minds on the issues, few discuss them biblically in the home.
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The Divided States of America
As we navigate another contentious election season, Christians should be a voice of reason, sensibility, and hope. Instead of being sucked into the outraged culture, disciples of Jesus should prove themselves different.
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You Won’t Fix It Until You Admit It’s Broken
Maybe you feel like you have too many responsibilities and not enough time to address everything you have to do. Before you start making fixes, you first need to identify the problems that you are experiencing.
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Nothing Gets More Orderly by Accident
All of us talk about how stressful our lives are as we seek to work through frantic schedules and numerous tasks. The fact is that nothing gets more orderly by accident, and we must be proactive to make the most of the time we have.
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Stop Making Excuses for Laziness
We talk about laziness as if it is a character trait that some people just can’t help, but that doesn’t address the seriousness of the issue. If you lag around life, you miss out on the wonderful opportunities God has given you.
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Parental Availability
If you are a parent, you understand that the days are long, but the years are short as you seek to raise the children entrusted to you. Your availability is directly related to your capability as you set out to disciple your kids well.
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How to Counsel Someone in Crisis
You may not feel trained as a counselor to assist in crisis situations, but you probably can do more than you give yourself credit. Discover how you do these four simple things and help someone in desperate need better than you think you can.
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If Your Spouse Isn’t Trying
Many people feel stuck in a marriage that they seek to improve, only to be met with resistance or complacency from a spouse. While a healthy marriage depends on two people putting in the effort, you might have to resort to an individual strategy.
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Prone to Wander
We are all prone to wander, but we are each prone to wander in different ways. We have to evaluate our habits to find victory against temptation.
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Count Me In (Book Release)
Many people count teenagers out when proving themselves to be productive disciples of Jesus Christ. Instead of expecting less for these students, the church needs to raise the bar for their expectations and open the door for their opportunities.
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Personal Growth: From Decisions to Disciples
Colossians 1:27-29 – We often minimize Christianity to a momentary decision, but if we are following Jesus, we should still be moving. A disciple of Jesus continues to pursue thorough spiritual maturity.
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Standing Firm Together
1 Peter 5:12-14 – God does not intend us to navigate the challenging paths of this life alone. If we are to endure, we must commit to standing firm but doing so together.
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God and Sinners Reconciled
1 Peter 5:10-11 – Just as humanity awaited a Savior to come once before, we now anticipate the return of Christ to usher in His eternal glory. God and sinners will finally and completely be reconciled.
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The Shepherding We Need
1 Peter 5:1-5 – God gathers His people together because He knows sheep need a shepherd. In His wisdom, He calls leaders to imitate the chief Shepherd so they can serve as examples to the entire flock.
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Surprised by Suffering
1 Peter 4:12-19 – While the tendency is to respond to suffering with complaints, Scripture encourages us to rejoice instead. Suffering is unavoidable, but our response is supposed to be unusually hopeful.
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How to Live in the End Times
1 Peter 4:7-11 – None of us know when Jesus will return, but we know the time is approaching. As it draws near, discover the proactive priorities Christians should keep.
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Everybody’s Doing It
1 Peter 4:1-6 – Our culture seems shocked and annoyed if Christians don’t join or support expressions of wild living. It is better to suffer for refusing temptation than it will be for those who embrace defiance.
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If You’re Gonna Speak (2024 Pastors Conference)
1 Kings 22:1-18 – Pastors feel pressure from many sides to preach what others want them to say. If you’re gonna speak, keep it to what the LORD wants them to hear.
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Beneath the Cleansing Flood
1 Peter 3:18-22 – In one of the most unique biblical passages, Peter explains that the Spirit of Christ has warned generations to repent. Only through Jesus’ sacrifice can we be saved beneath the cleansing flood.
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Christian Civility Among Political Insanity
1 Peter 3:13-17 – In a super-charged political society, our confidence is not in parties, platforms, or persons, but our hope is in Jesus. Prioritize your gospel witness in a hostile culture as you keep a clear conscience.