Opendoor Church

In this message, Billy Bodette continues the Set Apart series with a challenging word on living a consecrated life in the face of persecution. Drawing from the book of Zephaniah, he warns against the danger of complacency, a heart that no longer seeks God or depends on Him. Pastor Billy reminds us that God isn't after outward sacrifice but a broken and humble heart that He can heal and restore. The message calls believers to examine where they've grown comfortable, choose surrender over self, and live fully devoted lives marked by the fruit of the Spirit. When persecution comes, will we be found complacent—or consecrated?

In this message, Pastor John Conway continues the Set Apart series with a powerful reminder that being set apart doesn't protect us from persecution. It prepares us for it. Through the story of Daniel, we see that faithfulness in the face of resistance reveals the depth of our devotion to God. Pastor John challenges believers to live quiet yet steadfast lives marked by conviction, prayer, and faith that stand firm when the world pushes back. What if persecution isn't meant to break us, but to prove that our lives truly belong to Him?

Spiritual growth rarely happens overnight. It's often a slow and refining process that takes place in seasons of waiting. In this message, Pastor Michael Chandler encourages believers to see the waiting not as wasted time, but as a vital part of God's refining work. Through patience, perspective, and trust in God's timing, we learn that what feels like delay is often divine preparation. Ultimately, God refines what He redeems, and His timing is always purposeful.

Following Jesus means more than simply securing eternity. It means surrendering our entire soul to the refining work of Christ. In this message, Pastor Miriam Wamer teaches that being set apart involves allowing God to purify our hearts, minds, and motives through the fire of trials, much like gold being refined to reveal its true worth. Believers are challenged to embrace refinement as an act of mercy and to see the fire not as punishment, but as the loving hand of a Father shaping us into His image.

What or who is truly in charge of your life? In a world full of distractions and modern-day idols, we can easily find ourselves worshiping things that were never meant to lead us. This message calls us back to the heart of true worship, a life fully surrendered, humble, and unashamed before God. Discover what it means to live set apart and to experience the transforming power of His presence. In this message, “Run to His Presence,” you'll be challenged to pursue God wholeheartedly and embrace uninhibited worship that changes everything.

What or who is truly in charge of your life? In a world full of distractions and modern-day idols, we can easily find ourselves worshiping things that were never meant to lead us. This message calls us back to the heart of true worship, a life fully surrendered, humble, and unashamed before God. Discover what it means to live set apart and to experience the transforming power of His presence. In this message, “Run to His Presence,” you'll be challenged to pursue God wholeheartedly and embrace uninhibited worship that changes everything.

Communion isn't just a ritual; it's a reminder of who we are and how we're called to live. At the table, we are one body, forgiven people who forgive, and deeply loved followers called to love others the same way. In this message, Rachael Wynne challenges us to reflect on Christ's sacrifice, extend grace freely, and walk in the unity that sets God's people apart.

Communion is more than a sacred meal. It's a sacred posture that reflects how we live as believers. When we truly receive Christ, we're empowered to release others through mercy and forgiveness. In this message, Pastor Mike Adkins challenges us to let go of pride, embrace God's grace, and extend the same mercy we've been given.

Communion is more than a sacred meal. It's a sacred posture that reflects how we live as believers. When we truly receive Christ, we're empowered to release others through mercy and forgiveness. In this message, Pastor Mike Adkins challenges us to let go of pride, embrace God's grace, and extend the same mercy we've been given.

Communion isn't just a ritual; it's a reminder of who we are and how we're called to live. At the table, we are one body, forgiven people who forgive, and deeply loved followers called to love others the same way. In this message, Rachael Wynne challenges us to reflect on Christ's sacrifice, extend grace freely, and walk in the unity that sets God's people apart.

Our hearts are like fields, and the quality of our soil determines the kind of harvest we produce. God calls us to live consecrated lives, preparing our hearts for His Word, while the Holy Spirit completes the work of sanctification. Through repentance, we soften the soil of our hearts and make room for truth, transformation, and spiritual growth. In this message, Pastor Aaron Kennedy challenges us to guard our hearts, fix our thoughts on what is pure, and allow God's Word to take deep root that produces lasting fruit.

Our hearts are like fields, and the quality of our soil determines the kind of harvest we produce. God calls us to live consecrated lives, preparing our hearts for His Word, while the Holy Spirit completes the work of sanctification. Through repentance, we soften the soil of our hearts and make room for truth, transformation, and spiritual growth. In this message, Pastor Aaron Kennedy challenges us to guard our hearts, fix our thoughts on what is pure, and allow God's Word to take deep root that produces lasting fruit.

In this message, Pastors Sean & Lanette Reed teach that God gives each of us a “heavenly sketch” for our lives and marriages, a vision that requires agreement with Him and with each other. He reminds us that the vision is divine, but the action is ours as we adopt a unified mindset, seek God's guidance in every decision, and allow His peace to rule in our hearts.

In this message, Pastors Sean & Lanette Reed teach that God gives each of us a “heavenly sketch” for our lives and marriages, a vision that requires agreement with Him and with each other. He reminds us that the vision is divine, but the action is ours as we adopt a unified mindset, seek God's guidance in every decision, and allow His peace to rule in our hearts.

The enemy works to destroy marriages to keep the lost from seeing the Gospel. When we treat marriage as common instead of covenant, cultural influence begins to shape us instead of God's refining fire. We must guard our hearts so that the enemy finds no open door. In this message, Pastor Mike Adkins challenges us to recognize the enemy's strategies and strengthen our marriages as powerful witnesses of Christ's love.

The enemy works to destroy marriages to keep the lost from seeing the Gospel. When we treat marriage as common instead of covenant, cultural influence begins to shape us instead of God's refining fire. We must guard our hearts so that the enemy finds no open door. In this message, Pastor Mike Adkins challenges us to recognize the enemy's strategies and strengthen our marriages as powerful witnesses of Christ's love.

A great marriage doesn't just take work; it takes doing the right work. God calls us beyond going through the motions into intimacy, purpose, and pursuit. Just as Jesus challenged the church in Laodicea to examine their condition, we're called to do the same in our marriages. In this message, Pastor John Conway reminds us that when we return to our first love, invite the Holy Spirit's correction, and pursue each other with intention, our marriages move from apathy to passion and from image to intimacy.

God created us male and female, each with unique roles that reflect His image and purpose in marriage. While culture has tried to blur and complicate gender, Scripture makes clear that both man and woman are distinct yet equal, designed to complement one another. The principle of first love shows us that marriages thrive when husbands sacrificially love their wives, modeling the love of Christ for the Church. In this message, Pastor Jimmy Witcher reminds us that when we embrace God's design for gender and marriage, our relationships reflect the very love and unity of the Godhead.

A great marriage doesn't just take work; it takes doing the right work. God calls us beyond going through the motions into intimacy, purpose, and pursuit. Just as Jesus challenged the church in Laodicea to examine their condition, we're called to do the same in our marriages. In this message, Pastor John Conway reminds us that when we return to our first love, invite the Holy Spirit's correction, and pursue each other with intention, our marriages move from apathy to passion and from image to intimacy.

God created us male and female, each with unique roles that reflect His image and purpose in marriage. While culture has tried to blur and complicate gender, Scripture makes clear that both man and woman are distinct yet equal, designed to complement one another. The principle of first love shows us that marriages thrive when husbands sacrificially love their wives, modeling the love of Christ for the Church. In this message, Pastor Jimmy Witcher reminds us that when we embrace God's design for gender and marriage, our relationships reflect the very love and unity of the Godhead.

God's design for marriage is rooted in unity, reflecting Christ's love for the Church. Paul calls husbands and wives to mutual submission, not out of fear, but out of love and reverence for Christ. True oneness in marriage requires sacrifice, humility, and a mindset shaped by Jesus, who gave Himself up for us. In this message, Pastor Scott Conner shows how marriage becomes a living picture of the gospel when love and respect flow together in unity.

Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman shows us that He offers living water, eternal life that satisfies the deepest thirst of our souls. Just as He exposed her brokenness to bring healing, Christ calls us to wholeness and transformation in Him. God's Word also gives us a vision for godly men and women, marked by prayer, love for Scripture, integrity, honor, sacrifice, and quiet confidence in the Lord. In this message, Pastor Aaron Kennedy reminds us that healthy marriages and families flow out of Christlike character and the living water only He can give.

God's design for marriage is rooted in unity, reflecting Christ's love for the Church. Paul calls husbands and wives to mutual submission, not out of fear, but out of love and reverence for Christ. True oneness in marriage requires sacrifice, humility, and a mindset shaped by Jesus, who gave Himself up for us. In this message, Pastor Scott Conner shows how marriage becomes a living picture of the gospel when love and respect flow together in unity.

Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman shows us that He offers living water, eternal life that satisfies the deepest thirst of our souls. Just as He exposed her brokenness to bring healing, Christ calls us to wholeness and transformation in Him. God's Word also gives us a vision for godly men and women, marked by prayer, love for Scripture, integrity, honor, sacrifice, and quiet confidence in the Lord. In this message, Pastor Aaron Kennedy reminds us that healthy marriages and families flow out of Christlike character and the living water only He can give.

From the beginning, God designed marriage as a union where man and woman cleave to one another and live without shame. But when sin entered the garden, trust was broken, blame replaced responsibility, and hiding replaced intimacy. Satan's first attack was against the mind, sowing doubt and insecurity, but God's design has always been for trust and oneness. In this message, Pastor Aaron Kennedy reminds us to examine what we are clinging to, our own way or God's Word, and to return to the unity and purpose He intended.

Marriage is one of God's first creations, a profound mystery that reflects Christ and the Church. While culture often treats it casually, with high divorce rates and shifting views, God calls us to honor marriage as His design for unity, love, and covenant. Great marriages don't just happen; they take intentional work, mutual submission, and reliance on God's grace. In this message, Pastor Michael Chandler reminds us not to settle for good when God has called us to great, and shows us how every believer, married or single, can value and uphold God's vision for marriage.

From the beginning, God designed marriage as a union where man and woman cleave to one another and live without shame. But when sin entered the garden, trust was broken, blame replaced responsibility, and hiding replaced intimacy. Satan's first attack was against the mind, sowing doubt and insecurity, but God's design has always been for trust and oneness. In this message, Pastor Aaron Kennedy reminds us to examine what we are clinging to, our own way or God's Word, and to return to the unity and purpose He intended.

Marriage is one of God's first creations, a profound mystery that reflects Christ and the Church. While culture often treats it casually, with high divorce rates and shifting views, God calls us to honor marriage as His design for unity, love, and covenant. Great marriages don't just happen; they take intentional work, mutual submission, and reliance on God's grace. In this message, Pastor Michael Chandler reminds us not to settle for good when God has called us to great, and shows us how every believer, married or single, can value and uphold God's vision for marriage.

The blood of Jesus is the foundation of our salvation: redeeming, healing, rescuing, setting us free, and forgiving us completely. Through His sacrifice, God not only removes our sin but also restores us to life, wholeness, and freedom in Him. Communion reminds us to lay down shame and receive the forgiveness and grace Jesus so freely offers. In this message, Pastor Miriam Wamer invites us to take and drink, embracing the fullness of life found only in Christ.

The blood of Jesus is more than a symbol. It is the very means of our redemption, forgiveness, justification, and sanctification. Unlike the old sacrifices, His blood secures eternal salvation, cleansing our consciences and granting us bold access to the Father. Through the cross, we are healed, protected, and set free, not by our works but by His grace. In this message, Pastor Aaron Kennedy invites us to marvel at the wonder-working power of the blood that still redeems and transforms today.

The blood of Jesus is the foundation of our salvation: redeeming, healing, rescuing, setting us free, and forgiving us completely. Through His sacrifice, God not only removes our sin but also restores us to life, wholeness, and freedom in Him. Communion reminds us to lay down shame and receive the forgiveness and grace Jesus so freely offers. In this message, Pastor Miriam Wamer invites us to take and drink, embracing the fullness of life found only in Christ.

The blood of Jesus is more than a symbol. It is the very means of our redemption, forgiveness, justification, and sanctification. Unlike the old sacrifices, His blood secures eternal salvation, cleansing our consciences and granting us bold access to the Father. Through the cross, we are healed, protected, and set free, not by our works but by His grace. In this message, Pastor Aaron Kennedy invites us to marvel at the wonder-working power of the blood that still redeems and transforms today.

Communion points us back to the cross, the “second tree” where Christ made right what was lost in the first. Through His body and blood, Jesus carried our sins and made healing available: spiritual, physical, and emotional. Yet Paul warns the Corinthians that Communion is not a ritual to check off but a checkpoint for the heart, calling us to examine our worship and conduct. In this message, Pastor Mike Adkins reminds us that true Communion realigns our lives with Christ, renews our unity with one another, and restores our focus on the One who gave Himself for us.

Communion points us back to the cross, the “second tree” where Christ made right what was lost in the first. Through His body and blood, Jesus carried our sins and made healing available: spiritual, physical, and emotional. Yet Paul warns the Corinthians that Communion is not a ritual to check off but a checkpoint for the heart, calling us to examine our worship and conduct. In this message, Pastor Mike Adkins reminds us that true Communion realigns our lives with Christ, renews our unity with one another, and restores our focus on the One who gave Himself for us.

Communion with God is more than an act of ritual. It is an invitation to a lifestyle of intimacy, dependence, and remembrance. The imagery of bread and wine shows us how easily we fill our lives with culture, work, and even good things, while neglecting the true fulfillment that only comes from remaining in Christ. In this message, Pastor Aaron Kennedy shares how the practice of Communion reminds us to reorder our priorities, abide in Christ, and find lasting fulfillment in His presence, an invitation that can transform every part of our lives.

Communion was never meant to be common. It was always meant to be communal. In a world divided by politics, culture, and pride, the table of Jesus calls believers into unity. The Lord's Supper is not just a personal act of remembrance, but a communal practice that proclaims the Gospel and reflects God's heart for unity. In this message, Pastor Michael Chandler unpacks Paul's teaching in 1 Corinthians, reminding us that Communion is both a tangible expression of the Gospel and a call to discern the body of Christ rightly, by cultivating unity and welcoming all to the table.

Communion with God is more than an act of ritual. It is an invitation to a lifestyle of intimacy, dependence, and remembrance. The imagery of bread and wine shows us how easily we fill our lives with culture, work, and even good things, while neglecting the true fulfillment that only comes from remaining in Christ. In this message, Pastor Aaron Kennedy shares how the practice of Communion reminds us to reorder our priorities, abide in Christ, and find lasting fulfillment in His presence, an invitation that can transform every part of our lives.

Communion was never meant to be common. It was always meant to be communal. In a world divided by politics, culture, and pride, the table of Jesus calls believers into unity. The Lord's Supper is not just a personal act of remembrance, but a communal practice that proclaims the Gospel and reflects God's heart for unity. In this message, Pastor Michael Chandler unpacks Paul's teaching in 1 Corinthians, reminding us that Communion is both a tangible expression of the Gospel and a call to discern the body of Christ rightly, by cultivating unity and welcoming all to the table.

Communion is more than a ritual. It is a sacred practice that connects us to God and one another in a deeply relational way. By tracing its roots back to the Old Testament sacrificial system, we see how Jesus fulfilled and transformed this ancient practice through His ultimate sacrifice. Communion reminds us that we are invited to fellowship with God, called to live set apart lives, and shaped by the significance of Christ's sacrifice.In this message, Pastor Michael Chandler shares how Communion reveals God's relational heart and invites us into a deeper connection with Him, making this ancient practice profoundly relevant for our lives today.

Communion is more than a ritual. It is a sacred practice that connects us to God and one another in a deeply relational way. By tracing its roots back to the Old Testament sacrificial system, we see how Jesus fulfilled and transformed this ancient practice through His ultimate sacrifice. Communion reminds us that we are invited to fellowship with God, called to live set apart lives, and shaped by the significance of Christ's sacrifice.In this message, Pastor Michael Chandler shares how Communion reveals God's relational heart and invites us into a deeper connection with Him, making this ancient practice profoundly relevant for our lives today.

True restoration doesn't come through our own efforts but through the power of God's Spirit. When we try to rebuild in our own strength, we burn out and fall short. But when we allow God to guide the process, He brings lasting change and renewal. In this message, Pastor John Conway shares how to rebuild God's way.

When the exiles returned to Jerusalem and rebuilt the temple, they expected the glorious promises of the prophets to come quickly, but instead, disappointment set in. Over time, their devotion cooled, their worship became routine, and they began offering God only their leftovers. Through the prophet Malachi, God confronts their casual faith, their misplaced priorities, and their growing disillusionment with His timing. In this message, Pastor Mike Adkins shares how to return to wholehearted worship, align our relationships and priorities with God's will, and trust His perfect timing even when the wait feels long.

True restoration doesn't come through our own efforts but through the power of God's Spirit. When we try to rebuild in our own strength, we burn out and fall short. But when we allow God to guide the process, He brings lasting change and renewal. In this message, Pastor John Conway shares how to rebuild God's way.

When the exiles returned to Jerusalem and rebuilt the temple, they expected the glorious promises of the prophets to come quickly, but instead, disappointment set in. Over time, their devotion cooled, their worship became routine, and they began offering God only their leftovers. Through the prophet Malachi, God confronts their casual faith, their misplaced priorities, and their growing disillusionment with His timing. In this message, Pastor Mike Adkins shares how to return to wholehearted worship, align our relationships and priorities with God's will, and trust His perfect timing even when the wait feels long.

As we step into seasons of rebuilding, whether in our lives, our families, or our faith, it's easy to focus on our own strength, skills, and plans. But the truth is, lasting restoration comes only through the power of God's Spirit.In this message, Elder Elliotte Pearson shares how we can rely on God's Spirit, not our own might or power, to rebuild what's broken and step boldly into the future He's calling us to.

After years in exile, Israel had returned home, but their hearts still needed to be rebuilt. Through the prophet Zechariah, God called His people to return to Him, rebuild His temple, and trust His Spirit to accomplish the work—“not by might nor by power, but by My Spirit." Every step of obedience, no matter how small, matters in God's Kingdom. In this message, Pastor Mike Adkins shares how that same call to return, rebuild, and rely on the Spirit applies to our lives today.

As we step into seasons of rebuilding, whether in our lives, our families, or our faith, it's easy to focus on our own strength, skills, and plans. But the truth is, lasting restoration comes only through the power of God's Spirit.In this message, Elder Elliotte Pearson shares how we can rely on God's Spirit, not our own might or power, to rebuild what's broken and step boldly into the future He's calling us to.

After years in exile, Israel had returned home, but their hearts still needed to be rebuilt. Through the prophet Zechariah, God called His people to return to Him, rebuild His temple, and trust His Spirit to accomplish the work—“not by might nor by power, but by My Spirit." Every step of obedience, no matter how small, matters in God's Kingdom. In this message, Pastor Mike Adkins shares how that same call to return, rebuild, and rely on the Spirit applies to our lives today.

Drawing from the book of Haggai, we see how misplaced priorities lead to frustration, and how God lovingly interrupts our delays with a call to rebuild, starting with our hearts. God's invitation is clear: rise up, respond in obedience, and let Him fill your life with His presence and peace. In this message, Pastor Sean Reed shares how moving from delay to obedience unlocks blessing, purpose, and spiritual renewal, starting from the inside out.

Drawing from the book of Haggai, we see how misplaced priorities lead to frustration, and how God lovingly interrupts our delays with a call to rebuild, starting with our hearts. God's invitation is clear: rise up, respond in obedience, and let Him fill your life with His presence and peace. In this message, Pastor Sean Reed shares how moving from delay to obedience unlocks blessing, purpose, and spiritual renewal, starting from the inside out.

Through Haggai and the story of Israel's delayed obedience in rebuilding the temple, we're reminded that God's priorities are always both seasonal and relational – not always logical, but always intentional. True blessing and confidence come when we seek His will above all else and respond with obedience, not perfection. In this message, Pastor Megan Holland shares how identifying and stewarding God's priority in your current season can lead to peace, purpose, and lasting impact.