Ed Young Messages :: Video

In this message, David Nasser teaches that biblical vision is more than future-minded thinking; it is being refined by the past, resilient in the present, and rested in the future through Christ. He urges listeners not to be defined by past wounds or victories, but to press on with the confidence that, in Jesus, the final victory is already won.

In this message, Ed Young urges believers to remember the lessons of 9/11 as a call to recognize the reality of evil, honor the cost of freedom, and live with courage and spiritual vigilance. He connects those themes to Scripture, emphasizing that Christians must respond by resisting evil, engaging in the fight of faith, and resting in the victory of Jesus Christ.

In this message, Sam Kelly teaches from Acts 5 about Ananias and Sapphira to warn against hypocrisy and performative Christianity, emphasizing that God desires honesty, repentance, and a real relationship with Him rather than outward appearances. The sermon calls believers to live humbly and truthfully before a holy and gracious God, taking off the “costume” and closing the gap between sin and repentance.

In this message, Ed Young teaches that God is calling every person, and the central issue is how we respond to that call with availability and obedience. Using Moses as an example, he emphasizes that God equips those He calls, uses ordinary circumstances to speak, and calls believers to worship Him, reach others, and live faithfully on holy ground.

In this message, Ed teaches that depression is real and often unfolds through exaggeration, isolation, and victimization, using Elijah's experience in 1 Kings 19 to show how God meets the overwhelmed with rest, honest reflection, community, and a quiet word of truth. He exhorts listeners to reverse those patterns by taking responsibility, seeking connection, and trusting God to lead them toward healing and hope.

In this message, Ed Young teaches that bullying is a spiritual issue and urges listeners to respond with prayer, wise relationships, appropriate authority, and preparedness rather than fear. Using Nehemiah's opposition as the central example, the sermon emphasizes facing ridicule, rage, and rumors with faith and perseverance as God uses opposition to strengthen and advance His people.

In this message, Ed Young teaches that followers of Jesus must use discernment and avoid wasting time, energy, and truth on people or situations that cannot receive it, especially in the context of technology and social media. He warns against the three “pigs” of pride, envy, and lust, urging believers to turn to humility, contentment, and self-control through the Holy Spirit.

In this message, Landra Young Hughes explores the biblical story of Jonah to illustrate that even the strongest people of faith struggle with emotions, emphasizing the importance of inviting God into our feelings, trusting His guidance over our emotions, and understanding that God cares for us before He corrects us.

In this message, EJ Young urges listeners to choose to serve the Lord by building their lives on the solid foundation of Jesus Christ, emphasizing the importance of faithfulness, obedience, and integration of Christ-centered priorities in the home and relationships amidst life's inevitable challenges.

In this message, Sam Kelly emphasizes the necessity of building one's life on the solid foundation of Jesus Christ's teachings, highlighting that true spiritual strength and resilience through life's storms come from obedience and living out God's Word rather than merely hearing it.

In this Before/After story, Madison Cleveland shares her personal journey of faith, emphasizing the importance of staying rooted in God's church community despite challenges, and highlights how God uses moments of struggle and anxiety to produce spiritual growth and fruitfulness through dependence on Him and serving others.

We've all believed lies about ourselves. That we'll never change. That we're too far gone. That our past defines our future. In this Before & After, hear Grant's powerful story of redemption, then join Pastor Dave Clark as he sits down with Grant and Emily to unpack the lies that keep us stuck, the grace that sets us free, and the hope found in Jesus.

Have you ever wondered where God is when your prayers go unanswered? In this powerful Before & After, Chris and Nahomi Moore share their incredible journey through unimaginable loss, unwavering faith, and the hope they found in Christ. Then, Pastor Ed & Lisa Young sit down with Chris and Nahomi for an honest conversation about grief, healing, worship, and trusting God when life doesn't make sense.

Have you ever been hurt by someone who should have loved you? In this powerful Before & After, Pastor Derek Donley shares how God met him through pain, loss, and forgiveness. Then, Pastor Ed & Lisa Young sit down with Derek and Candace Donley for an honest conversation about healing, family, and breaking generational cycles.

In this message, Pastor Sam Kelly explores the challenge of truly surrendering to Jesus as Lord of every part of our lives, emphasizing that following Christ requires complete surrender rather than partial commitment, as illustrated through the encounter with the rich young ruler who fails to fully give Jesus control despite moral goodness and wealth.

In this message, Pastor Sam Kelly explores the challenge of truly surrendering to Jesus as Lord of every part of our lives, emphasizing that following Christ requires complete surrender rather than partial commitment, as illustrated through the encounter with the rich young ruler who fails to fully give Jesus control despite moral goodness and wealth.

In this message, Pastor Sam Kelly explores how the distractions and demands of everyday life can create distance in our relationship with God, and shares practical ways to draw closer to Him.

In this message, Pastor JC Lopez challenges us to move beyond “Movie Theater Christianity” and step into the life Jesus actually called us to live. Stop sitting on the sidelines and discover what happens when you get out of your seat and into God's story.

In this message, Brad Hughes teaches that true worship shapes who we are by drawing us closer to God and transforming our lives, emphasizing the importance of worship in private, public, and continual moments as a pathway to becoming more like Christ and living the abundant life God intends.

In this message, Lisa Young reflects on the challenges and blessings of motherhood, emphasizing the practical needs and spiritual dependence necessary for parenting, and exhorting mothers to seek God's strength and living water to sustain them in their vital role.

In this powerful interview, 22-year-old 4-time cancer fighter, Dylan Mandell sits down with Pastor Sam Kelly to share his story — but as Dylan says, "this isn't a cancer story." It's a story about a good and compassionate Father, the breaking of self-reliance, and learning what it means to seek first the Kingdom.

In this message, Pastor Andrew Sedra challenges believers to live with courage and conviction, calling the Church to defend the faith and stand firm in truth. Exploring key questions about Jesus, Scripture, and the nature of God, this message will push you toward a bold and unshakable faith.

In this conversation, Ed and Lisa Young sit down with Sadie and Christian Huff, who share their journey of pursuing a godly relationship rooted in spiritual leadership, accountability, and biblical principles, emphasizing the importance of putting Christ first both personally and relationally, while encouraging believers to live authentically and use their passions as avenues for evangelism.

In this message, Ed Young contrasts Christianity with major world religions—Hinduism, Buddhism, and Mormonism—emphasizing that unlike man-made religious systems that attempt to bridge humanity to God, Christianity is uniquely founded on God building the bridge to humanity through Jesus Christ's life, death, and resurrection.

In this message, Ed Young teaches that Easter symbolizes the bridge God built through Jesus' death and resurrection to restore the broken relationship between humanity and God, emphasizing that salvation is a gift of grace—not human effort—to be received by faith.

In this message, Ed Young contrasts Christianity with Judaism and other religions by arguing that religion is about what people must do, while Christianity is about what Jesus has already done as the promised Messiah who brings grace, peace, and salvation.

In this message, EJ Young addresses the sin of coveting, emphasizing that it reflects a deeper trust issue with God rather than simply a desire problem, urging believers to refocus their hearts on gratitude and trust in God's provision rather than comparing themselves to others.

In this message, Chris King teaches that God hates lying because it contradicts His nature as the truth, is the language of Satan, and holds us captive; he urges believers to confess their lies, seek accountability, immerse themselves in God's truth, and live honestly to experience freedom and restoration through Jesus Christ.

In this message, Pastor Sam Kelly explores the eighth commandment, "You shall not steal," urging believers to examine not only outward actions but the heart posture behind theft. He emphasizes that stealing is taking as much as one can while giving as little as possible, calling Christians to stop stealing, work diligently, and become givers who reflect the grace and generosity of Jesus Christ.

In this message, Ed unpacks the Sixth Commandment, "Thou shalt not murder," emphasizing that murder extends beyond physical acts to include anger, harmful words, destructive thoughts, and broken marital covenants, calling listeners to recognize their own sinful tendencies and to pursue repentance, forgiveness, and sanctification through Christ.

In this powerful message, Pastor Scott Thomas reminds us that “encore” means again. Not a pity performance, but a response to a call. The same God who moved in past generations is still moving today. If he did it before, he will do it again.

In this message, Pastor Ed and Lisa Young sit down with licensed psychologist Dr. Don Lichi to share practical, proven steps to affair proof your marriage and make it stronger than ever, opening the Bible and grounding the conversation in God's design for faithfulness, trust, and lasting love.

In this message from Pastor Ed and Lisa Young, the Fifth Commandment is brought to life through powerful illustrations and practical truth. Using the image of a Ferrari and five spiritual “gears,” they explore how honoring parents—at every stage of life—leads to longevity, stability, wisdom, and peace. Whether you're navigating family relationships, carrying unresolved pain, or learning how to live honorably, this message offers a clear path toward freedom, healing, and deeper fellowship.

In this message, Ed Young teaches that God's rhythm, exemplified in the Fourth Commandment to work six days and rest one, is essential for holistic well-being—physical, emotional, and spiritual—and calls believers to align their lives with this divine pattern through regular Sabbath worship and rest, trusting in Jesus as the fulfillment of this commandment.

In this message, Ed Young addresses the seriousness of the third commandment, emphasizing the importance of honoring God's name by avoiding its misuse in speech and lifestyle, categorizing swearers into three groups, and calling for personal reflection, transformation, and reverence for God's name.

In this message, Ed Young explores the significance of the Ten Commandments as God's gracious guide for living in freedom, emphasizing their foundation in redemption, their division between our relationship with God and with others, and their ultimate pointing to Jesus, while focusing particularly on the first commandment's call to worship God alone as the only one worthy and capable of meeting our deepest needs.

In this message, Ed Young explores the significance of the Ten Commandments as God's gracious guide for living in freedom, emphasizing their foundation in redemption, their division between our relationship with God and with others, and their ultimate pointing to Jesus, while focusing particularly on the first commandment's call to worship God alone as the only one worthy and capable of meeting our deepest needs.

In this message, Brad Hughes challenges listeners to consider the cost of true discipleship by making Jesus the sole priority in their lives, calling for wholehearted commitment that surpasses all other relationships and pursuits, and urging believers to maintain their spiritual fervor and saltiness for God's kingdom.

In this message, Tianne Moon explores the biblical principle that God's power flows through surrender, illustrating this with the story of the widow in 2 Kings 4 who experienced God's provision by surrendering her situation, perspective, and plan, and encourages listeners to trust God and obey His leading to witness His transformative power in their own lives.

In this message, Ed Young creates a Christmas story themed chalk piece and explores the symbolism of the Christmas star as a sign of redemption, urging both believers and seekers to follow the divine guidance the star represents, embrace Jesus Christ, and respond by worshiping and living transformed lives.

In this message, JC Lopez encourages the church to embrace the power of invitations, particularly during Christmas, to share the gospel and lead others to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, emphasizing that faith is spread through intentional communication and that every believer has a role in this mission.

In this message, Tracy Barnes teaches about the biblical law of generosity, emphasizing that generosity is a lifestyle that brings blessings and confidence as God faithfully returns what is freely given, contrasting the open-handed giver's abundant life with the closed-fisted taker's scarcity mindset.

In this message, Sam Kelly challenges the congregation to embrace the biblical principle of generosity by reflecting on the ultimate sacrifice God made in giving Jesus Christ, urging believers to prioritize stewardship, trust in God's provision, and live lives marked by joyful, consistent giving rather than compromise or fear.

In this message, Derek Donley explains that humans are inherently “homesick” for heaven, emphasizing that our true citizenship is in heaven, which shapes our earthly purpose and priorities, calling believers to live with a heavenly longing, view life through a heavenly lens, and leave a lasting heavenly legacy.

In this message, Ed Young teaches that heaven is a real, personal, and pristine place prepared by Jesus for believers, emphasizing the certainty of eternal life, the nature of our resurrected bodies, and the importance of choosing salvation through faith in Christ to secure citizenship in heaven.

In this message, Ed Young discusses the reality and significance of heaven, emphasizing its true location as God's dwelling, its vast population, meaningful occupations, and profound eternal relationships, urging listeners to live with a heavenly perspective and prepare for their ultimate destiny through faith in Jesus Christ.

In this message, Ed Young uses the marathon as a metaphor for the Christian life, urging believers to run the “grace race” set before them with encouragement, endurance, and a fixed focus on Jesus. He challenges listeners to enter the race through faith in Christ, throw off encumbrances, persevere through suffering, and engage the mission of bringing others to heaven.

In this message, Ed Young emphasizes the transition in Romans from belief to behavior, urging believers to respond to God's mercy by offering themselves as living sacrifices through the transformation and renewal of their minds, thereby living out God's tailor-made will with dedication, discipline, and sincere worship.