In this thought-provoking message, Pastor Jason Ridley explores Jesus’ calling of the twelve disciples in Mark 3, revealing how what may look like a blunder to us is often part of God’s greater purpose. Jesus didn’t choose perfect people—He chose willing ones—and through them, He changed the world. This sermon challenges us to rethink our mistakes, missteps, and shortcomings. God can use flawed people for extraordinary work when they answer His call, stay close to Him, and commit to the mission. What you may see as a big blunder, God can transform into a powerful testimony."

In this faith-building message, Pastor Jason Ridley unpacks Jesus’ powerful promise in John 14:12—that those who believe in Him will do greater works. This sermon challenges us to move beyond limitation, fear, and doubt, and to step fully into the calling God has placed on our lives.

Greater reminds us that the same power that worked through Christ is available to believers today. Through faith, obedience, and trust in God, we are empowered to live boldly, serve faithfully, and believe that what God wants to do through us is greater than we can imagine.

In this thought-provoking message, Pastor Jason Ridley reflects on 1 John 3:2 and the powerful promise of who we are becoming in Christ. While the world looks for role models to imitate, this sermon challenges us to shift our focus from earthly examples to the ultimate goal—being made like Him. This message reminds us that our identity is not defined by who we admire or emulate now, but by the glorious transformation God has promised for His children. As believers, we live with hope, anticipation, and confidence, knowing that when Christ appears, we shall be like Him."

In this challenging and eye-opening message, Pastor Jason Ridley draws from Jesus’ words in Matthew 26:41, reminding us that awareness is a critical part of spiritual victory. While the spirit may be willing, the flesh is weak—and knowing where we are vulnerable helps us guard our faith more intentionally. This sermon encourages believers to stay watchful, prayerful, and spiritually alert. When we recognize the battles we face and understand our weaknesses, we are better equipped to rely on God’s strength and stand firm. Knowing the fight is real is often the first step toward winning it.

In this powerful message, Dr. Abraham J. Jules draws from Moses’ blessing in Deuteronomy 33 📖✨ to remind us that God’s promises are spoken with authority 👑 and fulfilled with certainty 🔒. When God declares a word over your life, it is not wishful thinking—it is a divine guarantee 🙌🏾.

This sermon encourages believers to walk in confidence 💪🏾, knowing that as our days are, so shall our strength be 🌅. No matter the season or the challenge ahead ⛰️, God has already spoken blessing ✨, favor 💛, and endurance 🕊️ over His people. Trust His word 🙏🏾, stand firm in faith 🛡️, and believe that what He has declared—so shall it be 🔥.

In this encouraging message, Pastor Jason Ridley takes us to the closing chapter of Job’s story, reminding us that God specializes in what happens after the struggle. Job’s life did not end in loss, pain, or hardship—God blessed the latter part of his life even more than the beginning.

Halftime is a reminder that where you are now is not the end of the story. No matter what you’ve faced in the first half, God still has the power to restore, renew, and rewrite the outcome. Stay in the game, keep trusting, and believe that your second half can be greater than your first.

In this powerful and thought-provoking message, Pastor Deron Hill unpacks the significance of the Red Heifer found in Numbers 19:1–12 and what it reveals about God’s plan for purity, restoration, and redemption. What may seem like an unusual ritual carries deep spiritual meaning that still speaks to our lives today.

This sermon challenges us to look beyond the surface and understand how God uses symbolism, obedience, and sacrifice to point us toward cleansing and renewal. Be encouraged as Scripture comes alive and reminds us of God’s intentional design in every detail of His Word.

This sermon reminds us that growth often requires letting go of what’s familiar and embracing the next chapter God is writing in our lives. Even when the path ahead feels uncomfortable, Jesus calls us to follow His example and move forward in love. It’s time to turn the page and walk boldly into what God has prepared."