Champion Church - FL

Forgiveness is one of the clearest commands Jesus gives His followers, but it is also one of the hardest to live out. In The Freedom No One Talks About Part 2, Trevor explains why forgiveness is not primarily about releasing the person who hurt you. It is about refusing to let their actions continue living inside your heart. Discover how unresolved hurt can develop into bitterness, anger, broken trust, damaged relationships, and patterns that keep innocent people paying for wounds they never caused.

What if the freedom you have been praying for is found in truly understanding forgiveness? In this message from Acts 2, Trevor Hersey explores the astonishing depth of God's grace, showing how Jesus offers complete forgiveness to the guilty, the ashamed, the broken, and even those who believe they have gone too far. The cross does not minimize the seriousness of our sin. It reveals that the love and mercy of Jesus are even greater.Disciples of Jesus should be the most forgiven and forgiving people on the planet, but that includes learning to release others and stop punishing ourselves. Discover what the Bible teaches about forgiving others, setting healthy boundaries, overcoming shame, letting go of regret, and walking free from condemnation. You cannot change what happened, but through Jesus, your past no longer has to control who you become.

What does it really mean to be a disciple of Jesus? In this message, Disciples Repent and Get Baptized, we look at Acts 2, the birth of the early church, and the powerful call Peter gave after declaring that Jesus is both Lord and Messiah. Discipleship is not just a title we wear. It is a life of coming to Jesus, listening to His teaching, following His way, repenting when He reveals what needs to change, and publicly declaring our allegiance to Him through baptism.Baptism is more than a religious moment or a church tradition. It is a visible declaration that your life belongs to Jesus, your old way has been buried, and you are stepping into the new life He gives. Whether you are new to faith, returning to God, or trying to understand the meaning of repentance and water baptism, this message will help you see why followers of Jesus have been doing this for over 2,000 years and why it still matters today.

This message looks at what Jesus calls the good life, not a life built on comfort, success, or having everything go perfectly, but a life with good fruit and a firm foundation. Through Luke 6, Matthew 25, Ephesians 2, and Mark 6, Pastor Trevor unpacks what it really means to come to Jesus, know His heart, hear His voice, and do what He says. This is not about doing good works to earn salvation, but about becoming the kind of person whose life reveals the Shepherd they are following.From caring for the least of these to rowing together as the body of Christ, this message is a call to live under the guidance of Jesus in a way that helps others taste and see that God is good. Whether you feel stirred to serve, ready to jump in the boat, or tired from straining at the oars, this sermon will encourage you to keep following Jesus, keep doing good, and trust that He is near even when the wind is against you.

Every person wants a good life, but Jesus defines a good life differently than we often do. In Luke 6, He shows us that a truly good life is one with good fruit and a firm foundation. It is a life where people can taste and see the goodness of God through how we live, love, respond, forgive, speak, and treat the people around us. Storms will happen, but collapse does not have to happen when our lives are built on the words and ways of Jesus.In part two of A Delicious & Storm Proof Life, Pastor Trevor continues unpacking Jesus' question, “Why do you call Me Lord, Lord, but do not do what I say?” This message explores what it really means to live under the Lordship of Jesus, abide in Him, love people in practical ways, become salt and light, and allow the Holy Spirit to produce fruit in us that brings life to others. This is not about religious behavior modification. It is about coming to Jesus, getting to know Him, and becoming the kind of person He is forming us to be.

What does it actually mean to call Jesus Lord? In this message from our Questions of Jesus series, Trevor walks through one of the most confrontational questions Jesus ever asked: “Why do you keep calling me Lord, Lord, when you don't do what I say?” This is not about guilt, religious performance, or trying harder to earn God's love. It is an invitation to examine who is really sitting on the throne of our lives and what kind of person we are becoming under the Lordship of Jesus.Through Luke 6, we see how Jesus connects fruit, obedience, and foundation. A life built on Jesus does not just admire His words, it learns to live them. From abiding in Him, remaining in His Word, seeking the Kingdom, praying, giving, fasting, and making a public declaration of faith through baptism, this message is a practical and honest look at what disciples of Jesus actually do. Storms may be inevitable, but collapse does not have to be.

Sometimes we get so used to carrying labels that we forget who we actually are. The anxious one. The divorced one. The addicted one. The angry one. The one who always messes things up. In Mark 5, Jesus stops in the middle of a crowd and asks a question that goes far deeper than information: “Who touched me?” This message looks at the woman with the issue of blood, Jairus, and the questions Jesus asked that still confront us today.What if Jesus is not just trying to heal what hurts you, but restore who you are? What if your movement, emotions, fear, and perspective have been shaped more by what you see than by what He says? This message is about identity, faith, everyday life with Jesus, and the reality that God does not define you by your worst season. He calls you son. He calls you daughter.

What if the most important question you will ever answer is not about your future, your calling, or your decisions but about a person? In this message, we walk through the moment Jesus turns to His disciples and asks, “Who do you say that I am?” It is not a surface level question. It cuts through borrowed faith, secondhand beliefs, and cultural opinions to get to something deeply personal. Because at the end of the day, you cannot build your life on what someone else believes about Jesus. There comes a moment where it has to become real to you.This message challenges the idea of seeing Jesus partially, just a helper, a comforter, or a last resort, and invites you to see Him fully as Messiah, the One who rescues, restores, and reigns. It is honest, direct, and leaves you with something to wrestle with long after it ends. If He really is who He says He is, then He does not just improve your life. He becomes the foundation of it.

What if one simple question from Jesus could uncover the direction your life is actually heading? In this message from Luke 24, we walk through the moment where Jesus meets two disciples on the road after the resurrection and asks them something that feels almost too ordinary to matter: “What are you talking about?” But beneath that question is something deeper. Our conversations are not random. They reveal what we believe, what we focus on, and where our hearts are leaning day to day.This message is not about trying harder to say the right things. It is about recognizing how closely our words are tied to our direction and learning to draw near to Jesus so that what flows out of us actually brings life. If you have ever felt stuck in cycles of frustration, negativity, or just going through the motions, this will help you slow down and take an honest look at what is shaping your life from the inside out.

Every person is either in a storm, coming out of one, or heading into one. In this message, we look at two powerful moments where Jesus meets His disciples in the middle of chaos and asks two honest questions: “Why are you afraid?” and “Why did you doubt?” This teaching unpacks what storms reveal about our faith, how fear and doubt show up in real life, and how to trust God when everything feels uncertain.If you're walking through anxiety, hardship, or a season that feels overwhelming, this message will help you understand how God meets you in it. Learn how to identify what you're really afraid of, anchor yourself in God's Word, and grow your faith even when the storm doesn't stop right away.

We've all seen the phrase “Jesus is the answer,” but what happens when He starts asking the questions? In this message, we step into the story of blind Bartimaeus and a moment that feels almost uncomfortable when Jesus looks at him and asks, “What do you want me to do for you?” It seems obvious… until you realize the question is not about information, it is about something deeper. It is about faith, trust, and what we actually believe about God in the middle of real life.This is not just a story about a miracle. It is a moment that invites you to be honest about what you are carrying, what you have settled for, and what you truly want from Jesus. Because sometimes the hardest part is not believing He can do something… it is actually saying it out loud.

This message walks through and challenges the way we typically view the resurrection story. Instead of just revisiting a familiar moment, it asks a deeper question that every person has to answer for themselves.What do you do with the empty tomb?Looking at Mary Magdalene's journey to the tomb, we see what it means to follow Jesus before clarity, before answers, and even before things make sense. She simply takes the next step. No plan, no certainty, just faith in motion. And when she arrives, she finds that God has already done what she never could.

What if the most important things Jesus ever said weren't preached to crowds… but spoken on a walk?In this message, we step into the space between the Last Supper and the Garden of Gethsemane, a short walk most people overlook, but one where Jesus delivers some of His most powerful and personal teaching.John 15 and 16 weren't given from a stage. They were spoken in motion, in relationship, in the quiet tension of what was coming next.And that changes how we hear them.Because this is not just theology, it's what it actually looks like to walk with Jesus in real life.In this message, we explore:• What it means to stay connected to Jesus, not just visit Him occasionally• How your life begins to change from the inside out when you walk with Him• Why your prayers, desires, and relationships start to look different• The kind of fruit you can't manufacture—but God produces in you• How following Jesus will sometimes set you apart from the world around youIf you've ever heard phrases like “walk with Jesus” or “relationship not religion” but wondered what that actually means… this message puts language to it in a real, practical way.This isn't about doing more for God.It's about staying connected to Him—and letting that connection change everything.

Most of us have read Matthew 26:30 and moved on. “They sang a hymn and went out to the Mount of Olives.”But what if that moment holds more than we've ever seen?What if Jesus wasn't just singing…but declaring something He was about to live?In this message, we look again at the final moments of the Last Supper and uncover something that changes the way we approach everyday life. Because if Jesus sang truth on His way to suffering, maybe we were never meant to wait for breakthrough to start declaring God's Word.This message will challenge how you walk into work, hard conversations, doctor visits, and even the quiet moments no one sees. Because you are always on the way to something… and what you say on the way matters more than you think.If you've ever wondered how to actually live out your faith in real life, this is one of those messages that sticks with you.

There's a strange thing that happens with stories we've heard our whole lives.We stop seeing them.The Last Supper is one of those moments. We know the bread, the cup, the table. But what if we've been standing too far back to actually see what's happening?In this message, we slow down and step back into the room. Not just to remember what Jesus said, but to understand what He was doing. From the Passover that started 1400 years earlier to the quiet way He led His disciples, to the moment He reframed the entire story around Himself.This is not just about a meal.It's about how Jesus takes ordinary moments and fills them with eternal meaning.It's about how He still leads us in the same quiet, intentional ways today.And it's about realizing that what feels small in your life might be part of something far bigger than you can see.If Easter has ever felt familiar, this is an invitation to look again.

Most people know the titles of Jesus. Savior. Messiah. Son of God. But far fewer actually know who He is. And that difference changes everything. In this message from the Grown-Up Christmas List series, we explore why Jesus did not arrive as a warrior, a ruler, or a distant God, but as a child who entered fully into our humanity. Through Isaiah 9 and the Christmas story, we uncover what it really means that God chose closeness over power and presence over performance.This teaching also confronts the quiet fear many of us carry that following Jesus means losing control, freedom, or joy. Instead, we see a Savior who gives rather than takes, who carries what we were never meant to carry, and who invites us into a relationship, not just belief. If you have ever wondered whether Jesus actually understands your life, your pressure, or your pain, this message will help you see Him not just by His titles, but by His heart.

Everyone feels the pull to live a life that actually matters, but most of us secretly wonder if we missed it, traded it, or waited too long. In this message we go back to the Christmas story and discover something surprising. The Wise Men were not chasing a mystical destiny. They were ordinary people who learned how to turn direction into purpose. Herod had position and power, yet missed the very thing he was searching for because fear sat on the throne of his life. Their contrast shows us why some people end up living with deep meaning and others never get there.

Life has a way of handing us things we never asked for. A diagnosis we did not expect, a responsibility we did not choose, a closed door we never saw coming. In the Christmas story, Joseph knows exactly what that feels like. His plans were interrupted, his future was rewritten, and yet Scripture still calls him a righteous man. In this message, we look at how Joseph responded when life delivered something he never signed up for, and how his response teaches us to walk with God through the unexpected moments in our own lives.If you have ever woken up in a season you did not choose or wondered what to do with a weight that landed in your lap, this message will speak to you deeply. Joseph shows us how to stay close to God, how to honor people, how to rest instead of panic, how to avoid being controlled by our emotions, and how to speak life when everything around us feels uncertain. This is Week One of our Christmas series, My Grown Up Christmas List, and it may be the gift your heart needs today.

Ever been in a season where you whispered, “I don't know if I can do this”? This message will speak right to that place.In “IDK If I Can Do This,” Pastor Trevor Hersey shares how the value Jesus Won Absolute Victory means you can face anything. From moments of loss to everyday frustration, Trevor walks through Psalm 1, Colossians 2, and Romans 8 to show how Jesus didn't just win the battle for your eternity, He gave you power and grace for everyday life. You'll laugh, relate, and be reminded that God's grace is the power source that lights up everything inside of you.

In theory, ‘nothing is impossible' sounds awesome. But when it's about my life and my situation, and my struggle, and my mess? It feels a little harder to believe. In this message, we get real about what happens when that truth has to move from a verse we quote to something we actually cling to. Because our values are more than words on a wall. They're a compass that quietly steers us and a currency we spend in every moment.This message is all about what happens when faith gets personal and your values become a compass pointing back to Jesus. Because when your heart's aligned with Him, even the impossible starts to move.

What if the miracle of following Jesus isn't just about life after death but about life before it?In a world obsessed with what happens after we die, Jesus turns the question around and asks how we're really living before we die. In this message from John 6, Pastor Trevor Hersey shows how the feeding of the five thousand reveals the way Jesus invites us to live through generosity, serving, and witnessing. When we live at His pace and under His yoke, the ordinary moments of life start to look a lot like miracles.

What do you do when you have prayed, believed, and kept showing up, but it still feels like you are losing? In this message, Pastor Trevor looks at the story of David and Goliath from a different angle. Instead of focusing on David's victory, he looks at the Israelite soldiers who stood on the field day after day hearing the same taunts. For forty days, fear owned their mornings and evenings. But on day forty-one, God sent provision, presence, and victory walking toward them in the form of a shepherd boy carrying bread and cheese.This message is for anyone who feels stuck in a season of forty, where life feels like constant testing, pruning, and process. You will see how God restores rhythm, brings provision for now and for what is ahead, and reminds us that He still wins every battle. Do not quit in your forty. Your forty-one is already on the way.

What's the loudest voice in your head right now? For some, it's brutal words like You're worthless. You'll never be enough. You don't deserve love. For others, it's lighter mantras like Just keep swimming. Do the next right thing. Progress, not perfection. But here's the truth, whatever you keep repeating to yourself is shaping your life more than you realize. Studies say most of our daily thoughts lean negative, which means many of us are speaking defeat over our lives before we even face the battles outside of us.In this message, we're unpacking the difference between negative talk, good mantras, and the very best confessions of faith. We'll step into real stories from scripture — David staring down Goliath, Hannah waiting in heartbreak, Job suffering without answers, and Jesus resisting temptation—and discover how their words became weapons of victory. You can survive by repeating mantras, or you can live by clinging to God's promises. The question is, which confession will you hold onto?

Life's storms aren't just bad weather, they're moments that test our faith, challenge our peace, and make us wonder why a good God would allow suffering at all. In this message, Trevor dives into one of the most dramatic storm stories in the Bible (Acts 27), where Paul finds himself shipwrecked, but not abandoned. You'll see how God's presence, the unseen spiritual realm, and a single word from Him can change everything. Whether you're barely holding on or clinging to just a piece of hope.We'll talk about angels in the night, why suffering still happens, and how to hold fast to God's promises when nothing makes sense. If you've ever asked, “Where is God in all this?”— this will speak right to your heart.

What do you do when life throws you someone who drains the life out of you? In this real, raw, and deeply biblical message, we unpack how to deal with difficult and toxic people... not by cutting everyone off or clinging to Christian clichés, but by leaning fully into the power of the Holy Spirit. This is not your standard Sunday talk. It's funny. It's honest. It's loaded with scripture, real-life stories, power tool metaphors, and a mulberry tree you'll never forget.Whether you're dealing with an ex, a manipulative coworker, or wounds that have taken root in your soul, there is a better way to respond than just surviving or snapping. You'll learn how to respond with Spirit-led wisdom, not wounded reactions, and how to uproot what's been poisoning your joy. If you're tired of faking peace or letting people steal your worth, this message is for you.

Life throws a lot our way, but what do you do when it throws you difficult people? Not just hard conversations or awkward coworkers… we're talking about the ones who drain you, disrespect you, and derail your peace. In this honest, heartfelt, and hilariously real episode, Trevor takes us through what it means to handle difficult people, not with fake smiles or easy clichés, but with the actual power of the Holy Spirit. From power cords and vacuums to sanders and jigsaws, the spiritual toolbox gets put to work as we confront the tension between boundaries and forgiveness, grace and truth.If you've ever muttered “I'm fine” while plotting a passive-aggressive social media post — or wanted to pray David's psalms over your enemies — this episode is for you. We're diving into 1 John 2, Romans 5, Galatians 5, and the rhythms of Jesus himself to discover how discipleship shows up in our responses. Spoiler: you won't fix them. But you can be formed in the process. Get ready to laugh, cringe, repent, and maybe even start praying for that one person you swore you never would.

Life can leave marks — some visible, some hidden deep beneath the surface. But God doesn't just offer survival; He offers healing. In this message, we explore how to use the spiritual tools God has given us to walk through pain, disappointment, and unexpected seasons with faith that actually restores. Whether you're battling heartache, burnout, or wounds no one else sees, this is for you. Jesus doesn't just patch things up—He makes all things new. There's a toolbox of hope, presence, and healing in His hands… and He's placed it in yours too.

Life doesn't warn you before it throws a curveball. One day it's a flat tire, the next it's a medical diagnosis or a quiet ache of loneliness you can't quite name. But as followers of Jesus, we don't just react — we respond. And not in our own strength either. God has already placed everything we need in our hands. This message unpacks the spiritual tools He's given us to navigate anxiety, defeat, distance from God, and even sickness, so we can build something eternal, even when life feels unstable.With humor, raw honesty, and biblical insight, we'll show you what it looks like to reach for your spiritual toolbox — vise grips of faith, levels of peace, stud finders of remembrance, and drywall anchors of fresh connection. If this summer hasn't gone as planned, don't count it out. God's still good. And this can still be your Best Summer Yet.

Life doesn't wait for your permission to get messy and busy. Whether it's a late-night phone call, a long-awaited promotion, a quiet weekend that feels lonelier than expected, or just another day full of pressure — you don't get to choose what life throws your way. But you do get to choose how you respond. In this message, Building the Best Yet, we unpack how to live intentionally, using the spiritual tools God has already placed in your hands to build something beautiful, even in the unexpected.From blueprints that reveal God's plan to jumper cables that revive your weary soul, this isn't a message about surviving summer—it's about constructing your best season yet. Real tools. Real faith. Real hope. And maybe the reminder you didn't even know you needed: you're not powerless. You're equipped.

Have You Ever Felt Overlooked by God?This week's message looks into one of the rawest stories in Genesis — Hagar in the wilderness, Abraham and Sarah in a decade of waiting, and the God who meets us in our most forgotten places. It's about weariness, control, surrender, and the kind of faith that grows slowly, not perfectly.If you've ever felt like God is late, like your prayers are echoing in silence, or like everyone else is moving forward but you're stuck—this one is for you. Discover what it means to be led by the Spirit, to check the condition of your heart, and to realize that even in the desert... you are seen.This could be the turning point in your Best Summer Yet.

What if your Best Summer Yet doesn't start with fireworks or beach trips but with a seed?Something small. Something buried. Something nobody else notices but you plant it anyway, in faith. That's the story of Habakkuk. A frustrated, honest guy asking God if He's even paying attention. And God's answer? “I'm doing something you wouldn't believe, even if I told you.” This message digs into how faith grows: not overnight, but under the surface. Not loud, but lasting. God's doing something in you even if it's still hidden.So yeah, this summer might not feel perfect. But what if it's purposeful? What if all the buried moments, the honest prayers, the faith-filled steps are leading to the kind of fruit only God can grow? Let's posture our hearts, prepare our soil, and plant like we mean it. This is how we step into the Best Summer Yet with “even though” faith and eyes on the harvest. Let's go.

They came from Gath, from barrenness, from idolatrous cities…They were insecure, inconsistent, and in some cases, unqualified.But God still wrote them into His story. And maybe that's the reminder we need right now.This message walks through the broken beauty of people like Obed-Edom, Terah, and Manoah - men who didn't check all the boxes but still encountered God. If you've ever felt stuck, overlooked, or spiritually shortchanged, this one's for you. Your flaws don't cancel your calling. In fact, they might be the very place His glory breaks through and you experience the Best Summer Yet.

Can three months really change your life? In 2 Samuel 6, a man named Obed-Edom welcomed the Ark of the Covenant—the very presence of God—into his home. He didn't chase fame. He didn't force a moment. He just made space. And Scripture says “the Lord blessed him and his entire household.”In this episode, we explore what it means to make space for God in your everyday life—and how that decision can shift your entire season.This isn't just about ancient history. It's about your summer. Whether you're leading a family, a team, a business, or just trying to keep up with life, we believe this can be your most intentional, joy-filled, spiritually grounded season yet.Can this be the best summer yet? That depends on who (or what) you make room for.

What does it really mean to give God your first and your best?In this message, Pastor Josh Hersey challenges us to examine our priorities through the lens of Malachi. It's not an easy word—but it's a necessary one. With honesty and biblical depth, Pastor Josh invites us to wrestle with what it means to honor God not with leftovers, but with wholehearted worship, obedience, and generosity.

What if the people we often overlook in Scripture are the very ones we're meant to learn the most from? In this new series, People You Should Know, we go beyond Bible stories and into real lives—men and women whose quiet faith and courageous choices changed history. Their stories aren't just ancient—they're a blueprint for how we can live with bold trust, shed the weights holding us back, and run our God-given race with our eyes fixed on Jesus (Hebrews 12:1–2).This week, we begin with someone rarely spotlighted—Jochebed, the mother of Moses. She doesn't get much screen time, but her faith shaped the future. When Pharaoh commanded the death of every Hebrew baby boy, she didn't freeze in fear. She built a basket. With simple materials and deep trust in God, she did what she could and left the rest in His hands. If you've ever felt unseen, underqualified, or uncertain—this message is for you. God isn't looking for perfection. He's looking for the willing. The ones who will say, “I don't have all the answers, but You can have all of me.”In this message we explore:- Why the people in Scripture still matter today- How to lay down what holds you back and live by faith- What “building your basket” looks like in real life- How legacy isn't always loud—but it is lastingHebrews 12:1–2 | Hebrews 11:23–25 | Exodus 1–2 | 1 Corinthians 10:11 | 2 Timothy 1:5You may never lead a movement or build a platform. But you can live a life of faith that shapes someone else's forever.So what basket can you build today?

Following Jesus doesn't make you immune to depression — but it does give you access to healing.In this message, we look into how even great men of God, like Elijah, faced depression... and how God meets us right there.If you've struggled with feeling like you're "less than" because of your mental health battles, know this: Jesus came not just to save your soul but to heal your heart and mind too.Healing is possible. Hope is real. And 41 always comes.

What if your darkest season was just the setup for your breakthrough?In this message, Pastor Trevor unpacks the ultimate “41” moment—Jesus' resurrection—and shows how it gives us hope in the middle of every storm, every trial, every season of waiting. From Palm Sunday to the empty tomb, we see how God always keeps His word.Whether you're in the middle of the storm, just coming out, or seeing clouds roll in… this message will speak directly to your soul.

What if your wilderness season was never meant to break you, but to build you?In this message from our “41” series, Pastor Trevor walks us through Jesus' 40 days in the wilderness—not as a place of punishment, but as a battleground of purpose. We see that the Spirit led Jesus into the wilderness, just like He leads us into seasons that test and refine us. In the middle of hardship, the enemy will always come for your identity and make you question God's faithfulness—but Jesus shows us how to stand firm.This story isn't just about resisting temptation—it's about trusting that when we surrender our wilderness to God, no moment is wasted. Victory is not only possible—it's promised.

Are you stuck in a “40 season”… and missing your 41?In this message, Pastor Trevor unpacks one of the most important truths from the Israelites' time in the wilderness: your mindset can keep you from the promises of God. The Promised Land was never about paradise—it was about purpose. But the Israelites couldn't step into it because their thinking was still stuck in slavery, fear, and unbelief.We look at 6 toxic mindsets that held them back—and might still be holding us back today.From the story of the bronze snake in Numbers 21, we learn the power of lifting our eyes to God, even in the middle of pain. And in Numbers 13, we see how only Caleb and Joshua could see past the giants and into God's promise.The question is: Can YOU see your 41—or are you blinded by your 40?

Ever felt like God's promises are for everyone but you? You're not alone—and you're not without hope.In this week's message from our 41 series, we dive into the story of the Israelites in the wilderness—a season marked by trial, testing, and transformation. For 40 years they wandered, and we're reminded that their journey wasn't just history—it was a lesson for us today.We talk about what it feels like when it seems like God's promises are always for others, not us—just like Moses at the burning bush. And how, when life gets hard, our first instinct is often to retreat to what's familiar, even if it's not what's best.But through it all, God remained their provider. Their Jehovah Jireh. He didn't just bring them out of Egypt—He sustained them. And He still does the same for us.Don't miss this powerful word as we learn from their story and lean into the truth that 41 always comes.

Have you ever felt like you're stuck in a season of waiting? Maybe you're in a "40" season—a time of testing, hardship, or preparation—and you're wondering if breakthrough will ever come. In this message, we look at Moses' 40 years on the backside of the desert and discover practical lessons we can apply to our own lives as we wait for our "41."God is always working, even in the waiting. Your "41" is coming. Don't lose heart!Key Takeaways:- What Moses' time in the desert teaches us about God's preparation- How to stay faithful in hidden seasons- Why God's timing is always perfectScripture References: Acts 7:22-30

The Storm May Rage, But Hope Always Rises!Life hits hard—trials, testings, and hardships come just like the "40" moments we see in the Bible. But here's the promise: Day 41 always comes! The floodwaters don't last forever, and neither do your battles. God is always faithful.As we kick off our brand-new series "41," we start with the story of Noah and the Flood. Even when the world was flooded with evil, Noah walked faithfully with God—and so should we!In this message, we unpack three powerful truths from Noah's journey: Walk with God daily – No matter what's happening around us, we stay close to Him. Follow His instructions – There's always a word from God, we just have to obey. Trust His provision – Just as God provided the ark, He always makes a way for us.Your storm might feel like it's lasting forever, but Day 41 is coming. God is moving, leading, and providing—just as He did for Noah, He will do for you!

What are you building your life on? In this sermon, Build Your Life on This, we dive into Matthew 7:24-27, where Jesus paints a clear picture of two builders—one wise, one foolish. The difference? A firm foundation.We start with Ephesians 2:4-10, reminding us that we are not saved by our works, but for the good works God prepared for us long ago. What are those good works? They are the ways and practices Jesus laid out in the Sermon on the Mount—a blueprint for a life that withstands the storms.Are we just hearing His words, or are we actually doing them? A life built on Jesus isn't just about belief—it's about following His way. Watch this message and discover how to anchor your life in the firm foundation of Christ!

In today's message, we dive into one of Jesus' most challenging teachings—His words in Matthew 7:13-21. While these verses may seem tough, they actually reveal the way to true, abundant life. Jesus speaks about the narrow gate, false prophets, and what it truly means to follow Him.Are we walking the wide path or stepping through the narrow gate? Are we bearing good fruit in our lives? Let's unpack these truths together and discover the life Jesus calls us to live.

Worry has a way of creeping in, taking over, and pulling us under—but what if there's a better way?We all need wisdom to navigate life's challenges, but what about perfect faith? Is it even possible to trust God so completely that worry has no place?Join Trevor Hersey & Sidney Hobbs as they take this conversation to an incredible backdrop—the Classic Car Museum in St. Augustine, FL—to explore what it means to have unshakable faith. They'll unpack how knowing God is going to move, thanking Him in advance, and leaning into His wisdom can drown out every doubt and fear.

In this week's message, we dive into the next part of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, where He seemingly places Ask, Seek & Knock—along with a powerful reminder of our Heavenly Father's goodness—right in the middle of a conversation about relationships.Is this just an odd placement, or is it divine design? Could Jesus be showing us that the key to handling relationships isn't just patience or wisdom, but an active, pursuing relationship with God?Join us as we unpack Matthew 7:1-12 and discover how seeking God first transforms the way we interact with others.

Some of Jesus' most well-known words challenge us to rethink how we judge others, focus on our own growth, and be mindful of where we invest our time and energy. But what does “don't judge,” “remove the plank from your own eye,” and “don't cast your pearls before pigs” really mean for us today?How do we practically live this out in a way that strengthens our faith and helps us walk boldly in the season we're in?Join us as we dive into Matthew 7 and uncover the wisdom Jesus gives for navigating life with discernment, humility, and purpose.

In this message, we take a deep dive into Matthew 6, breaking it down line by line to ask the challenging question: Is God truly in charge of my life?Jesus' words in this chapter confront the way we pray, give, fast, worry, and pursue the things of this world. He calls us to trust in the Father, seek first His kingdom, and surrender control. But if we're honest, do our lives reflect that trust? Or are we still trying to be in charge?

What does it mean to truly treasure what God values? How can we shift our focus from earthly possessions to heavenly priorities?In this week's message, we start in Galatians 4:4-7 to uncover the depth of God's love, the freedom He purchased for us, and the inheritance we receive as His children. We then move to how Jesus invites us to live in alignment with His kingdom through Matthew 6, where He teaches on treasures, giving, and the matters of the heart.Key Highlights:▫️ Salvation is a gift from God, freely available to all.▫️ True transformation comes from walking with Jesus, not striving on our own.▫️ "Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." What we focus on reveals what truly holds our hearts.▫️ Jesus challenges cultural norms to help us find freedom and peace in Him.This message will challenge you to reflect on where your treasure lies and how to walk in the abundant life Jesus offers through His yoke and teaching.

In this message from our Sermon on the Mount series, we go back Matthew 6 to explore the deep truths about the approval of others, the pain of rejection, and how father wounds can shape our view of our Heavenly Father.We'll uncover how Jesus' teachings offer us freedom from the prison of seeking validation from others, healing from past hurts, and an invitation to walk in His yoke—a way of life that brings true peace and joy.Key Scriptures:Proverbs 4:23Titus 3:3-8Matthew 11:28-30Matthew 6:1-18