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In this message, “Deliverance and the Kingdom,” we're challenged to cultivate a hunger for God's Word, remain open to the Holy Spirit, and recognize the spiritual battle taking place around us. Through powerful stories of deliverance and encounters with the supernatural, we're reminded that Jesus is at the center of everything and that the advance of His Kingdom brings freedom, transformation, and new life.

How does a believer access heavens power to overcome insurmountable odds? How do we conquer the things that are are to conquer and defeat us? How do we have victory over the evil one again and again? This message tells you how!

What do you do when God has promised rain, but all you can see is an empty sky? In “The Sound of Rain,” we're reminded through Elijah's story that faith doesn't always look like an immediate miracle—it looks like getting back on your knees and saying, “Go again.

Listen as Ps. Michael shares how a spiritual element can supersede conflicting emotions and change the pattern of our lives.

What does it look like for a church to be good soil? In this message, Pastor Casey looks at Jesus's words to the church at Ephesus and the Parable of the Sower. He shows how returning to our first love prepares us for a harvest beyond our wildest dreams. As Vision Builders season begins, this is a call to hold fast to God's Word, endure with patience, and step off the sidelines into the harvest.

THE CHRISTIAN LIFE IS NOT A LIFE OF MERE WORDS, PLATITUDES OR RELIGIOUS PRACTICES. IT IS ONE OF POWER! In this message I outline how POWER has helped me fight my battles and bring about victory!

Be inspired to take your thought life to a whole new level. Think right and you will live right. Learn the power of your thoughts. Because the Bible teaches that as a man thinks in his heart, so is he, we take deep dive into thinking correctly so we can live victoriously.

In this message, we're challenged to make a difference by becoming the kind of church that is ready to love, serve, and steward the people God is bringing our way. Through the example of Jesus and Philippians 2, we're reminded that making a difference begins with humility and serving others—within the church, in our community, and in our families.

In this message we look at Jesus words in Matthew 5 commissioning the church to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world. Be encouraged to let your light shine beyond the 4 walls of the church into the world around you! We are a house on assignment!

Positioned for Victory is a message about what to do when we face battles that feel bigger than us. Through the story of Jehoshaphat, we learn to fix our eyes on God, trust Him to fight on our behalf, and stand firm in His presence. We can praise Him before we see the victory, knowing that He is working even when we can't see it.

What if the breaking you're walking through isn't meant to destroy you, but to transform you? Good-Broken & Don't Quit is about learning to fully surrender to God, allowing Him to use the hard places to develop what He wants to release through your life, this is where your prayers carry weight, the anointing flows, and breakthrough comes through you to others. Don't let the breaking pull you away from God, let it draw you closer, and don't quit before the breakthrough.

In this message, we explore “Sonship Design” and God's intention for us to live as sons and daughters who know Him, serve Him, and represent Him. Discover how relationship, responsibility, and spiritual formation work together through the Holy Spirit to shape our identity, deepen our maturity, and empower us to build and advance God's kingdom.

In this message, we explore “Sonship Design” and God's intention for us to live as sons and daughters who know Him, serve Him, and represent Him. Discover how relationship, responsibility, and spiritual formation work together through the Holy Spirit to shape our identity, deepen our maturity, and empower us to build and advance God's kingdom.

In this powerful message, we're reminded that Jesus came to bring freedom, healing, and deliverance from the things that keep us bound. Through the picture of an “eviction notice,” we're challenged to identify the doors, wounds, and strongholds that have taken root in our lives, surrender them to God, and walk in the freedom He has already made available through Jesus.

In this message, Pastor Mandy explains how living a self-controlled life in accordance with the Word of God can bring freedom and breakthrough to believers.

One of the most powerful things, is to hear what God has done in and through someone's life. These testimonies of God's love, redemption, and restoration will encourage, challenge and put hope on the inside of you! We serve a mighty God!  

God never promised a life without battles, but He does promise to meet us in them. Through the story of Caleb,Ps Mike explores how the battlefield refines us, rewards us, and ultimately ruins us for comfortable Christianity, awakening an appetite to see God move in impossible situations.

In this message, Ps. Drew challenges us to recognize the season we're in and ask, “What is it time for?” With a call to action, extravagant generosity, and wholehearted devotion, we're encouraged to step out of passive faith and go all in for God and His purposes.

God created us individually and uniquely, with purpose for a purpose. We are an original design. Yet as we walk through life, different experiences can alter or modify us, and we can become less effective in what we were designed for and created to do. It's time we allow the Holy Spirit to referbish and restore us to our Original Design.  

In this message, we dive into the story of Gideon and discover how God can use us even when we feel disqualified, afraid, or unprepared. Through the “Sword of the Lord,” we're challenged to tear down idols, trust God through seasons of pruning, remember His faithfulness, and discover the power of prayer to bring breakthrough and victory.

Jesus Talks about and experienced the real life issue of offenses happening - even with church people ! This message talks about how to respond to those circumstances and people while still loving the church and those we get to build the kingdom with !Not hardening our heart, but also learning to not let them sink so deep to affect how we act!

In this message, Pastor Casey unpacks three distinct kinds of burdens the Bible names, and shows why some are meant to be shared in community and others are yours alone to carry. It's a message about laying aside what's crushing you, carrying what's actually yours, and finding out that in Christ, even personal responsibility can become ligh

In this message, we're challenged to lift our eyes above confusion, distraction, and circumstances to see Jesus clearly as Lord, recognize His purposes for our lives, and embrace the strength and blessing He has for us. Discover what it means to see the church as a family on assignment, trust godly leadership, and keep our eyes on the harvest rather than allowing offense or uncertainty to pull us off course.

Sometimes God will change our circumstances and sometimes God will change our hearts. Jesus prayed one of the most powerful prayers that was ever prayed, "not my will but your will be done" Ps. Jenny unpacks how prayer is one of God's greatest tools He uses to conform us into the image of Christ and form us into Your-Will-Be-Done kind of Sons and Daughters.

We're building a house that knows when to stand in worship, stand to fight, stand and wait, who to stand beside, and what to do when we fall: we stand back up. We're building a house that STANDS.

In this message, Ps Katy sheds light on Gods design for the Ekklesia- to not stop at salvation, but to have the full revelation of what it means to BELONG to Gods family AND to be about our fathers business which is building HIS house.

We have more access to God's Word today than ever before. We can read it on our phones, listen to it in the car, highlight it, underline it, and even memorize it but the question is not simply, “Have I read the Word?” The question is, “Have I allowed the Word to change the way I live?” Because God didn't give us His Word just to fill our minds with information; He gave us His Word to transform our lives, to equip us for every good work, and to make us useful vessels.

Jesus commended nearly everything about the church at Ephesus - their work, their endurance, their discernment - and still said He had something against them: they had let go of the love they had at first. In Well Beloved, Alex Klott walks through Ephesians 5 to show that the problem was never what they were giving God, but where they were giving it from. Because you can do all the right things from the wrong place - and Scripture's tell isn't a sin list, it's fear.

A journey from an atheist to a follower of Jesus. A life radically transformed.

n this message, we're reminded that followers of Jesus are called to be salt and light, standing firmly on truth while extending mercy, love, and hope to a broken world. As we remember moments of tragedy and wrestle with the noise and confusion of our culture, we're challenged to stay grounded in God's Word, live out our faith with courage and kindness, and let the fruit of our lives point others toward Jesus.

In this message, we're challenged to preach the Word—not only from the pulpit, but in our homes, workplaces, relationships, and everyday lives. Through the example of Stephen and the teaching of Scripture, we're reminded that when God's Word is faithfully proclaimed, it brings conviction, freedom, healing, joy, and transformation.

This week marked the anniversary of two major historical events. 9/11 and Charlie Kirk. We must remember our history to provoke us to live a better future. Ps Jon remembers these two tragic events and bring us perspective on what our response should be.

Every generation must decide where it will stand. We resist evil, refuse to compromise truth, live boldly by faith, and fight to preserve freedom for those coming behind us

I'm n the anniversary of Charlie Kirk's assassination as well as the anniversary of 9/11 we are reminded that EVIL is present in our world and cannot be ignored, tolerated or capitulated to. It MUST be driven out wherever we find it!

What one generation forgets, the next can forsake, and what we forsake will inevitably be replaced by something else to follow. Through the warning of Judges 2, Ps Mike challenges us to remember what God has done, hold fast to His truth, and intentionally pass it on to the next generation.

In this message, Tony shares his powerful journey of being built by God through surrender, discipleship, and spiritual growth. Drawing from Scripture and personal testimony, he challenges us to let God shape our character, release what we've been holding onto, and become people who reflect Christ in every area of life.  

Listen in on a Fireside Chat with some beautiful Cherish ladies sharing their transformational testimonies.

Sarah waited 25 years for a promise, and by the time it finally came, she was hiding in a tent full of doubt. In this message, Paige walks through Genesis 18 to show what happens when God calls you by name, meets you in the ordinary, and confronts what you've never said out loud. If you've ever wondered whether God still sees you, this one's for you.

Jesus said offense is inevitable—but what happens next is your choice. Offense can expose what's in your heart, distort how you see the people around you, and spread far beyond the original wound. In this message, we'll trace its progression from hurt to bondage, recognize the warning signs, and discover the pathway to freedom.

What does it look like to serve the church not out of obligation but out of love? In this message, Pastor Casey unpacks the Hebrew concept of nadab — the willing, spontaneous offering — and connects it to Paul's vision of every believer as an under-rower and steward of the mysteries of God. If the house has built you, this message will challenge you to turn around and build it for someone else.

Identity is a foundational aspect of who we are as Christians. If we don't know who we are and whose we are, we will never fulfill God's plans and purposes for us in the earth today.

Prayer is more than asking God for what we need. It's partnering with Him and co-laboring with Christ to see His will established on earth. As we pray His Word and listen to the Holy Spirit, the written Word becomes a living, personal word for our situation, giving us faith to believe and pray from the answer rather than from the problem.

At most restaurants these days there is a secret sauce used to make their food stand out. In this message Ps Jon shares some scriptures and spiritual hacks he has used over the years to see Jesus stand out in his life.

God doesn't just give us promises; He builds the fight required to possess them. We fight for people, wells, altars and dreams, drawing our strength from the God who fights.

Comfort is the enemy of all growth. Necessity is the prerequisite to all invention, innovation and growth. God intentionally places us in environments and situations where we are out of our comfort zone to GROW US into WHO He desired us to become BEFORE time began! That's why the Holy Spirit is our “comforter” and not our environment or circumstances!

We often cry out to God when we are in need, but do we stop and ask ourselves if we are listening in the right way? In this engaging message Ps. Michael helps us to understand the process of receiving a word from God.

Three weeks ago we walked the courtyard. An altar for what you were carrying. A basin for what you were hiding. And here's what almost nobody notices: both of those things are outside. In the yard. In the open air. They were never the destination — they were the entryway. Today we go in to a room with no windows. Whatever you see in there, you see by a light you didn't light. There's a table set for twelve, because nobody eats alone in the house of God. And there's an altar of incense burning right up against the curtain — which means the nearest thing to the face of God in the whole house is prayer. In Part One of this message Ps. Morgan told you Jesus came through the door. In this message you'll find out He never left.

In this powerful message, we're challenged to say, “Here I am, Lord. Send me,” and discover what God can do through an ordinary person who is willing to surrender and obey. Through personal testimony, stories of miracles, and Isaiah 6:8, we're reminded that God is more interested in our availability than our qualifications—and He wants to use His church to bring hope, healing, and transformation wherever He sends us.

While knowledge-doubling (which is the amount of knowledge that humans have access to) has sped up at a head-spinning pace, loneliness, and depression have become an epidemic. 30% of young adults are now being treated for clinical depression, most young adults have less than three close friends, 60% of young adults who have major depressive episodes do not seek treatment, and nearly 40% of the population of the United States experienced profound loneliness yesterday. We “know” more than we ever have, but we are truly known less than we ever have been. The solution isn't more information about God, and about our condition, but discovering how to be truly known by God, and known by others.

In this message, we're challenged to run with good news—carrying the hope, victory, and freedom found in Jesus into every sphere of influence God has placed us. Through Romans 10 and Jeremiah 23, we're reminded to seek a word from God before we speak, so that what we bring to our workplaces, campuses, families, and communities points people back to Jesus. God has called every one of us to go, shine, and bring good news wherever He sends us.

Tables are at the heart of Awaken Church. In this engaging message you will hear three amazing table leaders share their testimonies of transformation and discipleship.