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Week 21 of our Kingdom Code series, Michael Page walks us through Matthew 17:24–27, where Jesus addresses the temple tax by reminding His disciples of His true identity as the Son of God. Although Jesus is not obligated to pay the tax, He willingly chooses humility over asserting His rights, instructing Peter to miraculously find a coin in a fish's mouth to cover the payment for them both. Through this moment, we're reminded that Jesus perfectly balances truth and grace, never compromising who He is while choosing to love and serve others. As we follow Christ, we're challenged to lay down our own rights when it helps remove unnecessary obstacles to the gospel, trusting that God will faithfully provide everything we need as we walk in humble obedience.

Week 20 of our Kingdom Code series, Jordan Thigpen walks us through Matthew 17:14–20, where Jesus heals a demon-possessed boy after His disciples are unable to. Through this powerful encounter, Jesus exposes the disciples' lack of faith while demonstrating that true faith is not about its size, but about the One in whom it is placed. As we follow Jesus, we're reminded that we cannot live the Christian life in our own strength. Instead, we're called to depend fully on Christ, trusting His power to accomplish what we never could on our own. Even in our weakness and failure, Jesus patiently invites us to grow in faith, fixing our eyes on Him and believing that nothing is impossible with God.

Week 19 of our Kingdom Code series, Masun Womble walks us through Matthew 17:1–13, where Jesus is transfigured before Peter, James, and John, revealing a glimpse of His divine glory. As Moses and Elijah appear beside Him, the Father speaks from heaven, declaring, “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased; listen to him.” This powerful moment reminds us that Jesus is not simply a teacher or prophet—He is the Son of God, worthy of our full attention, trust, and obedience. As we continue to grow as disciples, we're challenged to fix our eyes on Christ, listen to His voice above all others, and follow Him with confidence, knowing that even as He walked toward the cross, His glory and victory were never in question.

Week 18 of our Kingdom Code series, Michael Page walks us through Matthew 16:21, where Jesus begins to reveal His mission to His disciples—that He must suffer, be killed, and be raised to life on the third day. Though this truth was difficult for the disciples to understand, Jesus makes it clear that God's plan of redemption would come through the cross. This passage reminds us that following Jesus means trusting His purposes even when they don't align with our expectations. As we continue to grow as disciples, we're called to surrender our own plans, embrace His will, and find hope in the victory of His resurrection. We also celebrated an incredible Sunday as 25 people publicly declared their faith through baptism—a powerful reminder that lives are still being transformed as people choose to follow Jesus.

Week 17 of our Kingdom Code series, Michael Page walks us through Matthew 16:13–20, where Jesus asks His disciples one of the most important questions ever posed: "Who do you say that I am?" As Peter boldly declares that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of the living God, we're reminded that true faith is built on a personal revelation of who Jesus is. This passage challenges us to move beyond secondhand opinions and confidently place our trust in Christ's identity and authority. Through Peter's confession, Jesus reveals the foundation of His Church and the power of a faith that recognizes Him as King. This message encourages us to know Jesus personally, boldly proclaim our faith, and live as people who have been entrusted with the mission of His Kingdom.

Week 16 of our Kingdom Code series, Michael Page walks us through Matthew 16:1–12, where Jesus confronts the unbelief of the Pharisees and Sadducees and warns His disciples to beware of the “leaven” of false teaching. Through this passage, we're reminded that a hardened heart can miss what God is doing even when the evidence is right in front of us. Jesus challenges us to remember God's faithfulness, trust His provision, and guard our hearts against influences that pull us away from the truth. This message encourages us to live with spiritual discernment, steadfast faith, and eyes that are attentive to God's work in our lives.

Week 15 of our Kingdom Code series, Michael Page walks us through Matthew 15:29–39, where Jesus ministers to a crowd that has been following Him for days and miraculously feeds four thousand people with just a few loaves and fish. Through this powerful account, we're reminded that Jesus not only has compassion for our spiritual needs but also cares deeply about our everyday needs. This message encourages us to trust God's provision, bring Him what we have, and believe that He can do more with our surrender than we could ever accomplish on our own. Even when resources seem limited, God's abundance is more than enough.

In Week 14 of our Kingdom Code series, Brandon Williams walks us through Matthew 15:21–28, where we encounter the remarkable faith of a Canaanite woman who refuses to give up in her pursuit of Jesus. Through this powerful account, we see that genuine faith remains steadfast even when circumstances are difficult and answers seem delayed. This message reminds us that humility, persistence, and trust in Jesus are marks of great faith, encouraging us to keep pursuing Him no matter what obstacles stand in our way.

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In week 13 of our Kingdom Code series, Buck Benton walks us through Matthew 15:1–20, where Jesus confronts the difference between outward religion and true inward transformation. Through this powerful conversation with the Pharisees, we're reminded that God is not simply after appearances or routines — He desires hearts that are fully surrendered to Him. This message challenges us to move beyond surface-level faith and allow Jesus to transform us from the inside out.

In week 12 of our Kingdom Code series, Russ Demot walks us through Matthew 14:22–36, where Jesus calls Peter onto the water and reveals His authority over both the storm and fear itself. In the middle of uncertainty and chaos, this passage reminds us that faith is not found in perfect conditions, but in keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus. Through every wave and every moment of doubt, He is still present, still powerful, and still calling us to trust Him completely.

In week 11 of our Kingdom Code series, Pastor Billy Shiver from Connection Church Vidalia walks us through Matthew 14:13–21 and the powerful story of Jesus feeding the five thousand. In a moment that seemed marked by scarcity, Jesus reveals His compassion and provision, showing that what we place in His hands is more than enough. This message invites us to trust Him with what we have, believing He can multiply it in ways we never could.

In week 10 of our Kingdom Code series, Pastor Jon from Connection Church Statesboro leads us through Matthew 14:1–12 and a sobering account of truth, conviction, and compromise. This passage challenges us to consider the cost of standing firm in what's right, even when culture pushes back. As we look at the tension between conviction and fear, this message invites us to examine where we might be wavering—and calls us to a bold, unwavering faith.

In week 9 of our Kingdom Code series, Pastor Blake from Connection Church Vidalia walks us through Matthew 13:44–58 and challenges us to consider the true value of the Kingdom of God. Through parables of hidden treasure and costly pearls, Jesus reveals that His kingdom is worth giving up everything for. This message invites us to ask whether we truly treasure what Jesus offers or if familiarity has caused us to miss what's right in front of us.

In week 8 of our Kingdom Code series, Masun Womble, Connection Students Director, walks us through Matthew 13:24–43 and unpacks the parable of the weeds. This message challenges us to trust God's timing and judgment, even when good and evil seem to grow side by side. As we wrestle with patience, perseverance, and the reality of God's kingdom at work, this episode invites us to stay rooted in truth and faithful in the waiting, knowing that in the end, God will make all things right.

Join us this episode as pastor Michael reminds us of the Good News of what our resurrected King accomplished by defeating the grave! We also celebrated a testimony and baptisms.

In week 7 of our Kingdom Code series, Pastor Michael walks through Matthew 13:1–23 and unpack the deeper meaning behind the parable of the sower. This message reminds us that understanding God's truth isn't something we earn—it's a gift He reveals. But that revelation isn't just about hearing; it takes root in the heart. As we explore how different responses shape our faith, this episode invites you to examine the condition of your heart and how you're receiving what God is speaking. Tune in and discover how true transformation begins from the inside out.

In week 6 of our Kingdom Code series, we explore Matthew 12:46–50 alongside Ephesians 2:1–10 and discover what it truly means to belong to the family of God. Jesus challenges the idea that simply being near Him is enough, reminding us that proximity doesn't equal intimacy. Instead, He invites us into something deeper—a faith that moves beyond attending an event and into living as part of a transformed family, marked by obedience. If you've been going through the motions or longing for deeper connection, this episode will encourage you to step into the kind of relationship Jesus is calling you to.

In this week's Kingdom Code series, we walk through Matthew 12:28–45 and wrestle with a powerful truth—are we looking for proof, or are we ready to believe?Jesus makes it clear that He has nothing to prove, and the only sign we truly need is the resurrection. This message pushes past surface-level faith and challenges the idea that simply “being a good person” is enough.• Jesus has nothing to prove• The resurrection is the only sign• Moralism is demonicIf you've ever relied on outward change instead of true heart transformation, this episode will challenge and encourage you. Tune in and discover what real faith looks like.

In this week's episode of our Kingdom Code series through the book of Matthew, Pastor Eric, Families Pastor, walks us through Matthew 12:33–37 and challenges us to examine what our words reveal about our hearts. Jesus teaches that what's inside us will eventually come out. Pastor Eric reminds us that fruit never lies—and our mouths prove it. What we store in our hearts will shape what we speak, and our words carry more weight than we often realize.This message is a powerful reminder that our speech reflects our spiritual condition and that our words matter because judgment is real. Tune in as we explore how the condition of our hearts shapes the way we speak and live.

In Week 3 of Kingdom Code, we dive into Gospel of Matthew 12:22–32 — a powerful moment where a miracle sparks controversy and exposes the condition of the human heart.After Jesus delivers a demon-possessed man, the crowd is divided. Some recognize the work of God. Others accuse Him of operating by darkness. In response, Jesus makes three things clear: He came to deliver, neutrality isn't an option, and a hardened heart is dangerous.

In week two of our Kingdom Code series through the book of Matthew, we lean deeper into what it truly means to live the way Jesus taught. Pastor Russ, Director of Discipleship at Connection Church Statesboro, challenges us with a powerful and personal question: Jesus has shown us the way — but will we actually follow?

In Week One of our new series Kingdom Code, we continue our dive into the Gospel of Matthew as Pastor Eric challenges us to rethink what real rest looks like. He reminds us that true rest isn't found in striving, rules, or religious effort — it's found in surrendering to Jesus Christ. This episode invites you to lay down performance and rediscover the freedom that comes from trusting Him fully.

In week 5 of our Live Sent series through Matthew, pastor Michael communicated the importance of living a humble life. Submission is impossible if your carrying pride. Tim Keller said, "Pride is the carbon monoxide of sin. It silently and slowly kills you without you even knowing."

In week 4 of our Live Sent series through Matthew, Pastor Michael explains how doubt is part of the Christian faith and how to combat it with TRUTH! Being rooted in the truth will keep reminding you of your identity in Christ and reveal the enemy's lies.

In week 3 of our Live Sent series through Matthew Pastor Michael took us through the importance of making Jesus the Lord of your life. Join in as we're left with 3 points to live out!

This past Sunday Pastor Michael cast vision for 2026 by celebrating how God has been moving in His church from the beginning! When you prioritize your relationship with God, his mission, community and surrender, you cant help but see Gods faithfulness! We're excited for what God has in store for Connection Church Rincon this year because we know the best is yet to come!

Happy New Year! As we kick off the new year, pastor Eric gives us the family blueprint on what making a disciple at home looks like. There are both rhythms and commitments that help lead us on the right path.

Listen in as we start our new series Live Sent: A Study through Matthew! Pastor Michael preaches on the 12 disciples being sent out and how these 12 disciples weren't anyone special. They were broken people just like you and I, but what made them special is Christ's calling that was placed on them. We've been given a mission, will we be surrendered to it with Christ or disobedient against Christ. Those are the only two options!

In week 2 of our Legacy series, Pastor Michael breaks down 3 ways people are with their financial resources:SpenderSaverSteward Noting that God doesn't want your money, He wants your heart! To be a good steward, we see God as our primary source of fulfillment and security and recognize ALL of our resources belong to God.

This week we started a new series leading up to our Legacy Worship Night. Pastor Michael led us through what it looks like to have God First in our lives by what our Time, Treasures and Talents go to!

Join us this week as we continue our Signs & Wonders series through Matthew. We start off with an interview between Pastor Michael and Meredith, director of Guest Services, on what is the Legacy Initiative and why is it important. Then Pastor Eric helped us understand that delayed obedience, is disobedience. He ends his sermon with practical ways to start being obedient TODAY!

In week 10 of our Signs & Wonders series through Matthew, Pastor Michael shows us how Jesus takes desperation and turns it into hope!"You are more sinful than you ever thought you were, and more loved than you could ever dream you could be" Tim Keller

RELATIONSHIP TRUMPS RELIGION. This was the main point from this weeks sermon from Pastor Russ, Discipleship director of Connection Church Statesboro. Listen in to this week as we continue week 9 of our Signs & Wonders series!

Join us this week as we continue with our series Signs & Wonders. Pastor Michael left us with four main thoughts:Jesus sees you and STILL calls you Jesus runs TOWARDS our sinJesus heals the SICK, not the self-rightousJesus is our MODELWe also celebrated 12 BAPTISMS

Listen in this week as Pastor Michael takes us through week 7 of our Signs and Wonders series though Matthew. In Matthew 9, we see the importance of having "Mat Carriers" in your life. But lets apply this to our life, do you have any mat carriers in your life? Are you a mat carrier for someone else? Be in prayer about these people in your life with a vision to LIVE SENT!

Join us this week as we dive in to week 6 of our sermon series Signs & Wonders as pastor Michael teaches on Jesus casting out demons from the man named Legion.

What storm are you going through right now? In week 5 of our Signs and Wonders series through Matthew, Pastor Michael takes us through Jesus calming the storm. John Piper said, "Your soul is not being destroyed in the path of obedience. It is being made indestructible."

Join us this week as Pastor Bo, Lead Pastor at Connection Church Reidsville, takes us through week 4 of our Signs and Wonder series through Matthew.

Join us this week as Pastor Jon, Family Pastor from Connection Church Statesboro, walks through week three of our Signs and Wonders study through Matthew. We heard that the work of Jesus is personal, purposeful, powerful and planned!

Join us for week 2 of our Signs and Wonders series through Matthew. Pastor Michael taught on having coming to God humbly, desperately, empty and in full faith. We were also blessed to see 14 brothers and sisters make a public profession of faith and taking their next step in baptism!

Join us as we start back into our series through Matthew! This series is through the Signs and Wonders.

This week Pastor Michael finished our series on Cultures, ending with Generosity. Check in next week as we jump back into our Matthew series.

This week Pastor Michael took us through week 2 of our Jesus Culture series on serving.

This week Pastor Michael took us through week 2 our Jesus Culture.

Join us this week as we start our new series, Jesus Culture, a study through Connection Church Rincon's 4 Cultures: Evangelism, Community, Serving, Generosity.

This week Pastor Michael capped off our Stand Firm series closing out chapter 5 in 1 Peter.

This week Pastor Billy, Lead Pastor of Connection Church Vidalia, took us through week 7 of our Stand Firm study through 1 Peter.

This week Pastor AJ, Sending Pastor of Connection Church Dublin, took us through week 6 of our Stand Firm study through 1 Peter.

This week Pastor Eric, our Next Gen Pastor, took us through week 5 of our Stand Firm study through 1 Peter.

This week Pastor Buck, Lead Pastor of Connection Church Dublin, took us through week 4 of our Stand Firm study through 1 Peter.