Graceway Sermon Audio Podcast

In this message from the Unstoppable series, Pastor Tim Dunn teaches from Acts 1:12–26, showing that the power of the Holy Spirit comes to a people who are prepared for God's presence. Before Pentecost ever arrives, the early church chooses obedience, prayer, unity, repentance, and order as they wait for what Jesus promised. This sermon explores how the disciples did not passively wait for the Holy Spirit but actively prepared their lives, relationships, and priorities for His arrival. From unified prayer and joyful worship to addressing unresolved sin and restoring leadership, we see that God's power is released in an environment shaped by faithfulness and intentionality.

In this opening message of the Unstoppable series, Pastor Tim Dunn launches a journey through the book of Acts by focusing on the promise of power given to the early church. Acts reminds us who the church truly is—not defined by culture, influence, or branding, but formed by the risen Christ and empowered by the Holy Spirit. This sermon explores Acts 1:1–11, where Jesus calls His followers to wait for the Holy Spirit before stepping into their mission as witnesses to the ends of the earth. Pastor Tim unpacks the role of the Spirit in empowering courage, unity, and faithful witness in a complex and often resistant world. Acts shows us that God's work continues not through human effort alone, but through divine empowerment.

As the year comes to a close, Pastor Tim Dunn invites us to pause, reflect, and look forward with wisdom and intention. In this message from the Pause series, we explore why God often speaks most clearly in seasons of transition—wilderness moments, waiting spaces, and in-between places. This sermon encourages honest reflection, gratitude for God's faithfulness, permission to grieve what has been lost, and clarity for what lies ahead. Rather than rushing into the next season, we are reminded that slowing down helps us go farther, steward time well, and stay close to God.

What does real joy look like when life is difficult, faith is tested, and circumstances don't change? In this message, Pastor Tim Dunn continues the Behold the King series by exploring the biblical meaning of joy—not as fleeting happiness, but as a deep, resilient delight rooted in the presence of God. Drawing from Scripture across both the Old and New Testaments, this sermon shows how joy flows from abiding in Christ, trusting God through suffering, and living under the reign of King Jesus. From Mary's joy-filled obedience to the fruit of the Spirit, we're reminded that joy is not something we chase—it's something God produces in us as we delight in Him.

In this week's message from our Behold the King series, Pastor Tim Dunn explores what it means that Jesus is the Prince of Peace and how His kingdom brings a peace that the world cannot give. Drawing from Isaiah 9, John 14, John 16, Ephesians 2, and Philippians 4, we discover that peace isn't something we achieve—it's something we receive from Jesus Himself. Pastor Tim unpacks how to practice peace in everyday life: letting Christ's peace rule our hearts, choosing better thoughts, praying with gratitude, and becoming part of a peacemaking community. If you're longing for calm in a chaotic world, this message will help you experience the deep, steady peace found in the presence of Jesus.

In this opening message of Behold the King, Pastor Tim Dunn explores the true meaning of biblical hope—not wishful thinking, but surrender. Through passages from Isaiah, Luke, Proverbs, and Hebrews, Pastor Tim shows how God's promises have always pointed to Jesus, the long-awaited King whose arrival rewrote every plan and fulfilled every prophecy. This sermon unpacks Mary's response to the angel's announcement, the prophetic anticipation of the Messiah, and the truth that God's ways are higher, wiser, and better than our own. If you're facing uncertainty or struggling to trust God's timing, this message will remind you that hope is found not in control, but in surrender to the One whose kingdom will never end.

In this message, Dr. Dan Reinhardt challenges us with Paul's call from Romans 13:11–14: it's time to wake up, armor up, and live ready for Christ's return. Drawing from biblical teaching, historical insight, and practical application, this sermon explores what it means to cast off the works of darkness, put on the armor of light, and advance the Kingdom of God in our everyday lives. If you've been spiritually asleep, discouraged, or distracted, this message invites you to realign your life with the hope, urgency, and purpose of Jesus' return. Discover how to walk in the Spirit, live with intentionality, and bring the future Kingdom into the present.

In this message from our Tis the Season series, Pastor Tim Dunn teaches on the biblical call to give thanks in all circumstances. Pastor Tim explores how gratitude shapes the heart, transforms our mindset, and leads us toward a life of contentment, generosity, and true spiritual wealth. Discover why Thanksgiving is more than a holiday—it's a posture that aligns our lives with Jesus, frees us from discontent, and opens the door to joyful, abundant living. Join us as we learn to recognize God's goodness in every season and respond with grateful, generous hearts.

In this message from Tis the Season, Pastor Jeremy Schell teaches from Hebrews 12:1–2, challenging us to let go of the weights and sins that slow us down from running the race God has set before us. Using examples from Noah, Abraham, and Moses, we're reminded that letting go isn't just about loss—it's about freedom, growth, and trust in God's greater plan. Pastor Jeremy unpacks three kinds of weight we need to release. This powerful message invites you to bring your burdens to Jesus, lay them down, and experience the rest and freedom that only He can give.

In this message from Tis the Season, Pastor Tim Dunn reminds us that healing is one of the most powerful gifts God offers His people. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 3 and Isaiah 53, this sermon explores the truth that there is a time to heal—physically, emotionally, morally, and spiritually. Through passages from James, Proverbs, and 2 Chronicles, Pastor Tim challenges us to bring our pain, guilt, and brokenness to Jesus—the One who heals hearts, restores relationships, and revives faith. Whether you're seeking physical restoration, emotional renewal, or spiritual peace, this message will help you step into a season of healing and hope.

In this message from The Invitation of Jesus series, Pastor Tim Dunn explores Jesus' words in Matthew 25: “Come, you who are blessed by my Father, inherit the Kingdom prepared for you.” Through Scripture, Pastor Tim helps us understand the reality of our eternal inheritance, the different judgments described in the Bible, and how faithfulness today prepares us for glory tomorrow. Drawing from passages like 1 Peter 1, 2 Corinthians 4, and Ephesians 1, this message reminds us that our present trials are shaping us for an eternal reward. Learn how to live with purpose, perseverance, and hope—anchored in the promise of an inheritance that can never perish, spoil, or fade.

In this message from The Invitation of Jesus series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks Jesus' powerful call: “Come to Me, all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” Discover what true rest looks like—not just physical relaxation, but a deep spiritual renewal that only comes from walking in the way of Jesus. Through Scripture and practical insight, Pastor Tim explores how to be honest about your limitations, live from your true identity, and stay connected to the source of rest. Learn how to experience the peace, presence, and refreshment your soul longs for.

In The Invitation of Jesus: Go Fish, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks what it means to follow Jesus by becoming a fisher of people. Drawing from Matthew 4, Jeremiah 16, and Ezekiel 47, Pastor Tim explores how Jesus calls us to share His message with courage, prayer, and persistence. This message challenges us to cast our nets again — to speak up, manage our testimony, and engage in the mission of reaching others for Christ. Discover how to live out the Great Commission with faith and confidence as you learn to fish for people in your everyday life.

What does it really mean to follow Jesus? In this message from Pastor Tim Dunn, we explore how Jesus' invitation—“Follow Me”—is more than just a call to belief; it's a call to transformation. Through Scripture, Pastor Tim reveals how following Jesus reshapes our priorities, identity, and daily walk. Discover what it means to be a true disciple (a talmid)—to not only learn from Jesus but to imitate His way of life. Whether you're new to faith or have walked with Jesus for years, this message will challenge and encourage you to embrace the life He invites you into—a life of surrender, purpose, and new mercies every day.

In this message from The Invitation of Jesus series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks the life-changing call of Jesus: “Come and see.” Through John 1, we see how Jesus invites His first followers—and us today—to experience His presence, think deeply about faith, process with friends, and step into wonder. Discover what it means to follow Jesus, stay with Him, and bring others into His transforming love. Whether you're curious about who Jesus is or seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Him, this message will encourage you to take your next step and respond to His invitation.

In this message from The Invitation of Jesus series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks the life-changing call of Jesus: “Come and see.” Through John 1, we see how Jesus invites His first followers—and us today—to experience His presence, think deeply about faith, process with friends, and step into wonder. Discover what it means to follow Jesus, stay with Him, and bring others into His transforming love. Whether you're curious about who Jesus is or seeking to grow deeper in your walk with Him, this message will encourage you to take your next step and respond to His invitation.

In this message, Dr. Dan Reinhardt takes us behind the curtain of the famous parable of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15:11-32. Using the five “acts” of life—the Rebellion, the Crisis, the Awakening, the Reconciliation, and the Father's Heart—he shows how true transformation happens not on the stage we see, but through what God is doing behind the scenes. Discover how prayer shapes the spiritual awakening of those far from God, and why only the power of the Holy Spirit can open hearts to reconciliation with the Father. If you've ever prayed for a loved one to return to Christ, this message will encourage you to trust God's work behind the curtain.

In this message from the Titus series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks Paul's challenge in Titus 3:2–11: to stay focused on what matters most. Paul calls believers to avoid quarrels, foolish controversies, and division—and instead pursue gentleness, humility, and good works. Through this passage, we're reminded that our testimony is rooted not in arguments but in the mercy and grace of God poured out through Jesus Christ. Unity in the church and faithfulness in our daily lives are essential for showing the world who Jesus is. If you've ever been distracted by conflict or discouraged by division, this message will encourage you to fix your eyes on Christ and live with clarity and purpose.

In this message from the Titus series, Pastor Tim Dunn teaches from Titus 2:9–3:2, showing how our everyday actions shape the testimony of the gospel. Paul reminds believers that God's grace has appeared, bringing salvation for all people, and training us to live self-controlled, upright, and godly lives while we wait for Christ's return. This sermon challenges us to live in such a way that we adorn the doctrine of God our Savior—through humility, obedience, gentleness, and good works. From the workplace to the public square, our testimony matters because it reflects the character of Christ. If you've ever wondered how to live out your faith in a culture that often resists it, this message offers both encouragement and practical guidance.

This Sunday, we welcome guest speaker Amie Patrick as she shares a message titled God is Writing Your Story. Drawing from Acts 17, Amie will remind us that while mystery and pain are part of life, God is always at work for our good and His glory. Come be encouraged to live your “best life” in full surrender to Christ.

In this Titus series message, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks Paul's call for spiritual sons and daughters—younger women and younger men—to grow in Christlike character for the sake of the gospel's credibility. This message also calls us to live as sons and daughters of the house—showing up for “family gatherings,” serving with our gifts, and speaking up in love—practical steps rooted in Hebrews 10:23–25 and Romans 12:6 that strengthen the church's witness and your daily walk. If you're ready to grow, mentor, and model the faith for the next generation, this teaching will help you take the next step.

In his message “Good Trouble,” Pastor Santes Beatty challenges us to see how following Jesus often leads to bold, uncomfortable, but necessary action. Drawing from John 12 and the story of Mary, Judas, and Lazarus, he shows how true worship, courageous witness, and faithful testimony can stir opposition but also reveal the power of God. This sermon calls us to embrace “good trouble” for the sake of the Gospel.

In this message from our Titus series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks Paul's call for older men and women to live as spiritual fathers and mothers in the church. Drawing from Titus 2:1–5, Proverbs 16:31, and 1 Corinthians 4:14–17, we explore how mature believers can model faith, love, and steadfastness while training the next generation in godliness. Learn how to overcome the temptations of grumpiness, cynicism, idleness, and criticism by embracing your role as a spiritual mentor. Whether you're an older believer looking to invest in others or a younger believer eager to grow, this sermon will challenge and inspire you to live with purpose and leave a legacy of faith.

In this message from our Titus series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks what it means to give and receive rebuke that restores. Drawing from Titus 1:10–2:1, he explores how correction in the body of Christ isn't about judgment, but about restoration, sound doctrine, and spiritual maturity. We'll examine the dangers of false teaching, the call to confront with love, and how godly leadership holds truth and grace in tension. Discover how God uses correction not to shame us, but to shape us—and how we're called to do the same in our relationships and community.

What kind of leaders does the church need for future generations? In this message from Pastor Tim Dunn, we explore the character qualities found in Titus 1—traits like humility, hospitality, and doctrinal integrity—and how they shape leaders who are “above reproach.” These aren't just qualifications for pastors, but a calling for all believers to live lives marked by discipline, faithfulness, and love. Discover how godly character can protect the church, model Christlikeness, and influence generations to come.

This week we launch our new series, Titus: Being a Generational Church. Pastor Tim walks us through Titus 1:1–4 to show how the church is meant to be generational—passing faith from Jesus to the disciples, to pastors, to the church, and ultimately to the world. Discover how we can honor the past, remain faithful in the present, and invest in the future.

What does it really mean to trust God in uncertain times? In this Summer at Graceway message, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks powerful lessons from the lives of Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego, and Daniel. Discover the spiritual rhythms that build trust, the importance of remembering who God is, and how to keep your faith anchored when life gets hard. Whether you're in the fire or the lion's den, this message encourages you to talk to God, reflect with others, and hold onto hope.

In this message from the Summer at Graceway series, Pastor Tim Dunn shares a timely word titled “Bring Back the Porch.” Centered on the Great Commission in Matthew 28 and the biblical call to hospitality, kindness, and patience, this sermon challenges us to rebuild the spaces between the world and the church—where people can see, question, and hear the gospel. Drawing from Scripture and cultural insight, Pastor Tim invites us to make room in our lives and communities for real connection and spiritual transformation. If you long to impact others with your faith in a meaningful way, this message is for you.

In this message, Pastor Tim Dunn explores what true biblical peace looks like—and why it's more than just a feeling. Peace isn't something we find; it's something we keep through the presence of Jesus, the authority we submit to, and the thoughts we choose to dwell on. If you're feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or spiritually worn out, this teaching will guide you back to the source of peace: a relationship with Jesus Christ.

What if the way you view life is completely upside down? In this powerful message, Dr. Dan Reinhardt unpacks the wisdom of Ecclesiastes 7 to help us reframe our future through a biblical lens. Discover why fearing the Lord means clinging to Him with trembling hands of adoration—and how that fear leads to clarity, purpose, and eternal focus. Whether you're wrestling with priorities, seeking direction, or just trying to live a godly life in a chaotic world, this message is a framework for walking wisely.

In this impactful message from the Summer at Graceway series, Dr. Daniel Reinhardt brings a fresh perspective on purpose, transformation, and calling with a sermon titled "Reframing Your Past." Drawing from Acts 9 and the radical conversion of Saul to Paul, Dr. Reinhardt challenges us to shift our view from a self-centered “I found Jesus” narrative to a Christ-centered truth: Jesus found and transformed us for His purpose. Whether you're searching for direction or stuck in your past, this sermon invites you to surrender, grow, and step boldly into God's calling on your life.

In this Father's Day message from the Summer at Graceway series, Pastor Brandon Smith delivers a powerful and personal sermon titled “The Father You Reflect.” Preaching from John 8, Pastor Brandon challenges us to consider a deeper question: not just who we say we belong to—but who our lives actually reflect. With honesty, clarity, and encouragement, this message invites every listener to evaluate their identity, character, and proximity to the Heavenly Father. Whether Father's Day brings joy or pain, you'll be reminded that your true identity is rooted in the One who made you, loves you, and calls you His own.

In this message from the Summer at Graceway series, Pastor Jeremy Schell dives into one of the most important questions we can ask: How do I hear God's voice? Using Elijah's encounter with God in 1 Kings 19 and practical biblical wisdom, Pastor Jeremy explores the ways God speaks—through Scripture, the Holy Spirit, the people of God, and the still, small voice we often overlook. If you've ever felt distant from God or unsure how to listen for Him, this message will help you recognize His voice, slow down, and respond in faith.

In this message from the Rest series, Pastor Tim Dunn invites us to rediscover the spiritual, emotional, and physical importance of rest. Drawing from Scriptures like Hebrews 4, Psalm 95, and Matthew 11, this message unpacks what it means to enter God's rest—not just by taking time off, but by building rhythms of reflection, prayer, and healing.

Are you chasing fulfillment but coming up empty? This week at Graceway, discover how true contentment is found through a life of radical generosity. Don't miss this powerful message on giving, justice, and the heart of God.

In this message from the Chasing Empty series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks what it means to live a life of lasting impact. Drawing from passages like Romans 12, 2 Timothy 2, and John 15, this sermon addresses the enemies that keep us from making a difference—confusion, comparison, and counterfeit pursuits—and lays out a clear, biblical blueprint for faithful influence.Discover how grace empowers us, how to share what God has given, and how to bear fruit that endures. If you're longing to live with purpose, this message will equip you to move beyond empty ambition and into meaningful impact.

In this message from the Chasing Empty series, Pastor Tim Dunn explores the concept of calling—what it is, why it matters, and how to pursue it. Grounded in Scripture and wisdom from thinkers like Os Guinness and Frederick Buechner, this sermon unpacks the difference between primary calling, secondary calling, and occupation, helping you discern where your life aligns with God's purpose. If you've ever wrestled with direction, identity, or significance, this teaching will guide you toward clarity by helping you steward your current season, listen for God's voice, and take practical steps forward.

In this message from the Chasing Empty series, Pastor Tim Dunn explores what it means to pursue real, biblical friendship. Many of us feel disconnected or too busy for deep relationships, but Scripture shows that life-giving friendship is essential—not optional. Learn how to overcome the barriers of time, trauma, and ambition, and build the kind of connections that lead to lasting joy and spiritual growth.

In this message from the Chasing Empty series, Pastor Tim Dunn of Graceway Church delves into the truth that fulfillment is found not in material wealth but in a deep, personal relationship with God. Drawing from scriptures like 1 Timothy 6:17–19, Psalm 16, and Romans 5:11, Pastor Tim emphasizes that our ultimate joy and purpose come from delighting in the Lord. He challenges us to shift our focus from the fleeting pleasures of this world to the eternal satisfaction found in God's presence. 

He is risen! Join us this Easter Sunday as Pastor Tim Dunn shares a powerful message of hope, renewal, and resurrection. In this special Easter sermon, we journey through the pain of Friday, the silence of Saturday, and the victory of Sunday—discovering how the resurrection of Jesus transforms everything. Through Scriptures like Romans 8, 1 Corinthians 15, and John 11, Pastor Tim unpacks what it means to follow a Savior who suffered, died, and rose again. Whether you're holding on to faith, rediscovering it, or curious about the hope found in Jesus, this message is for you.

In week two of the Grief series, Pastor Tim Dunn shares a message titled "Observing Grief"—a deep and honest look at how we experience and respond to seasons of sorrow. Using Psalm 23 and other comforting Scriptures, this sermon explores how grief isn't linear but more like a winding valley with unexpected turns. Drawing from 1 Samuel and 2 Corinthians 12, Pastor Dunn explores how God often develops leaders in the hidden places before revealing them to the world. If you've ever felt overlooked, discouraged, or uncertain about your calling, this message will encourage you to embrace the process, trust God's timing, and understand that great leaders are forged in the caves before they wear the crowns.Through stories of David facing Goliath, Elisha's vision of angelic armies, and the promises of God's protection, Pastor Dunn reminds us that no battle we face is greater than the power of the Lord of Hosts. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, outnumbered, or uncertain, this message will encourage you to trust in Jehovah Sabaoth—the God who goes before you and fights for you.

Life is filled with moments of joy, but also deep sorrow. In this message, Pastor Tim Dunn starts the Grief series with "God is Good, But…"—a powerful look at how we navigate loss and suffering while holding onto faith. Through the story of Lazarus (John 11), we explore the tension between God's goodness and our grief, finding comfort in His presence even in our darkest moments. If you're wrestling with loss, this message will encourage you to trust that even in pain, God is at work. Drawing from 1 Samuel and 2 Corinthians 12, Pastor Dunn explores how God often develops leaders in the hidden places before revealing them to the world. If you've ever felt overlooked, discouraged, or uncertain about your calling, this message will encourage you to embrace the process, trust God's timing, and understand that great leaders are forged in the caves before they wear the crowns.Through stories of David facing Goliath, Elisha's vision of angelic armies, and the promises of God's protection, Pastor Dunn reminds us that no battle we face is greater than the power of the Lord of Hosts. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, outnumbered, or uncertain, this message will encourage you to trust in Jehovah Sabaoth—the God who goes before you and fights for you.

Leadership isn't just about how you start—it's about how you finish. In this message from The Making of a Leader series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks the key elements of Finishing Well. Through the lives of Saul, Absalom, and David, we'll explore the importance of embracing proving seasons, addressing problems instead of ignoring them, and staying engaged in the battles that matter. Whether you're leading in your family, workplace, or ministry, these biblical principles will challenge and equip you to be a leader that God can use. Drawing from 1 Samuel and 2 Corinthians 12, Pastor Dunn explores how God often develops leaders in the hidden places before revealing them to the world. If you've ever felt overlooked, discouraged, or uncertain about your calling, this message will encourage you to embrace the process, trust God's timing, and understand that great leaders are forged in the caves before they wear the crowns.Through stories of David facing Goliath, Elisha's vision of angelic armies, and the promises of God's protection, Pastor Dunn reminds us that no battle we face is greater than the power of the Lord of Hosts. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, outnumbered, or uncertain, this message will encourage you to trust in Jehovah Sabaoth—the God who goes before you and fights for you.

In this compelling message from "The Making of a Leader" series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks the journey of leadership through the lens of David's time in the cave before wearing the crown. Leadership isn't just about rising to power—it's about being shaped in obscurity, tested through trials, and refined in moments of weakness. Drawing from 1 Samuel and 2 Corinthians 12, Pastor Dunn explores how God often develops leaders in the hidden places before revealing them to the world. If you've ever felt overlooked, discouraged, or uncertain about your calling, this message will encourage you to embrace the process, trust God's timing, and understand that great leaders are forged in the caves before they wear the crowns.Through stories of David facing Goliath, Elisha's vision of angelic armies, and the promises of God's protection, Pastor Dunn reminds us that no battle we face is greater than the power of the Lord of Hosts. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, outnumbered, or uncertain, this message will encourage you to trust in Jehovah Sabaoth—the God who goes before you and fights for you.

In this message from "The Making of a Leader" series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks the role of ambition in leadership. Is ambition a blessing or a burden? Can it be both? Through the stories of Saul, David, and Absalom, Pastor Dunn explores how unchecked ambition can lead to downfall, while God-shaped ambition can fuel purpose. This sermon challenges us to examine our motives, align our desires with God's will, and surround ourselves with truth-tellers who help us stay on course. If you're striving for success, leadership, or influence, this message will encourage you to seek God's kingdom first and trust that true greatness comes from faithfulness, not self-promotion. Drawing from 1 Samuel and 2 Corinthians 12, Pastor Dunn explores how God often develops leaders in the hidden places before revealing them to the world. If you've ever felt overlooked, discouraged, or uncertain about your calling, this message will encourage you to embrace the process, trust God's timing, and understand that great leaders are forged in the caves before they wear the crowns.Through stories of David facing Goliath, Elisha's vision of angelic armies, and the promises of God's protection, Pastor Dunn reminds us that no battle we face is greater than the power of the Lord of Hosts. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, outnumbered, or uncertain, this message will encourage you to trust in Jehovah Sabaoth—the God who goes before you and fights for you.

In this powerful message from "The Great I AM" series, Pastor Tim Dunn explores the meaning of Jehovah Nissi—The Lord is My Banner. This name, revealed in Exodus 17, reminds us that God fights for His people and gives them victory.Through the story of Moses, Joshua, and the battle against Amalek, Pastor Dunn unpacks how God's presence and power are our ultimate source of strength. This sermon challenges us to trust in Jehovah Nissi as our banner in spiritual battles, personal struggles, and moments of weakness. If you've ever felt weary in the fight, this message will encourage you to lift your eyes, stand firm in faith, and know that the battle belongs to the Lord. Through stories of David facing Goliath, Elisha's vision of angelic armies, and the promises of God's protection, Pastor Dunn reminds us that no battle we face is greater than the power of the Lord of Hosts. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, outnumbered, or uncertain, this message will encourage you to trust in Jehovah Sabaoth—the God who goes before you and fights for you.

In this message from "The Great I AM" series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks the meaning of Jehovah Sabaoth—The Lord of Hosts. Throughout Scripture, this name reveals God as the mighty leader of heavenly armies, the defender of His people, and the One who fights on our behalf. Through stories of David facing Goliath, Elisha's vision of angelic armies, and the promises of God's protection, Pastor Dunn reminds us that no battle we face is greater than the power of the Lord of Hosts. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed, outnumbered, or uncertain, this message will encourage you to trust in Jehovah Sabaoth—the God who goes before you and fights for you.

This week, Pastor Ernest Grant continues "The Great I AM" series with a powerful message on Jehovah Rapha—The Lord Who Heals.

In this powerful message from "The Great I AM" series, Pastor Tim Dunn unpacks the meaning of Jehovah Shammah, "The Lord is There." From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture reveals God's unwavering presence with His people. We'll explore how God's presence brings peace, guidance, and hope, even in the darkest valleys. No matter where we go or what we face, Jehovah Shammah reminds us that we are never alone. If you've ever questioned where God is in your life, this message will encourage you to trust in His nearness, His faithfulness, and His promise to dwell with us forever.

In this powerful message from "The Great I AM" series, Pastor Tim Dunn explores the name Jehovah Jireh, meaning "The Lord Will Provide." Through the story of Abraham and Isaac in Genesis 22, Pastor Dunn unpacks how God's provision is not just about material needs but about His faithfulness, presence, and ultimate sacrifice for us. This sermon challenges us to trust in God's provision, even in times of uncertainty, and to recognize His hand at work in our lives. If you're seeking encouragement and a deeper understanding of God's character, this message will strengthen your faith and remind you that He is always enough.

In this sermon from "The Great I AM" series, Pastor Jeff Adams introduces us to Jehovah-Shalom, the Lord of Peace. Drawing from the story of Gideon in Judges 6, Pastor Adams reveals how God's peace is not the absence of conflict but the presence of God Himself. Discover how Jehovah-Shalom can bring harmony, wholeness, and restoration to every area of life—spiritual, emotional, relational, and missional. This message challenges us to surrender our chaos to God and live as ambassadors of His peace in a broken world. Experience the fullness of God's shalom and find peace that surpasses understanding.