Starpoint Church

In this powerful and deeply challenging message, viewers are invited to confront one of the hardest commands of Jesus: to pray for their enemies. Drawing from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount, the cross, and the early church's example, the sermon explores how holding on to grudges and hatred poisons the soul—leading to bitterness and spiritual death. Instead, it calls believers to choose the radical path of grace, forgiveness, and prayer, even in the face of deep hurt and injustice.Pastor Roscoe challenges listeners to move beyond the desire for revenge and into the transformative power of prayer—where healing begins, unity is restored, and God's love is made visible. This timely message speaks directly to the anger and division in today's culture, offering a Christ-centered response that doesn't deny the pain but overcomes it with redemptive grace.

In this inspiring kickoff to the “Praying for More Than Me” series, Pastor Roscoe shares a real and honest message about what it means to pray with purpose. After 22 years of serving his church and community, he challenges believers to go beyond just praying for themselves — and start praying for others, for open doors to share their faith, and for the courage to actually walk through them.This isn't just a message about prayer — it's a call to action. Whether it's reaching out to people who don't know God or stepping up as a leader in your own circle, this sermon will encourage you to be bold, intentional, and kingdom-minded. It's time to stop playing it safe and start praying for more — more impact, more boldness, and more lives changed.

In this inspiring kickoff to the “Praying for More Than Me” series, Pastor Roscoe shares a real and honest message about what it means to pray with purpose. After 22 years of serving his church and community, he challenges believers to go beyond just praying for themselves — and start praying for others, for open doors to share their faith, and for the courage to actually walk through them.This isn't just a message about prayer — it's a call to action. Whether it's reaching out to people who don't know God or stepping up as a leader in your own circle, this sermon will encourage you to be bold, intentional, and kingdom-minded. It's time to stop playing it safe and start praying for more — more impact, more boldness, and more lives changed.

In this powerful and timely sermon, Pastor James explores the subtle dangers of spiritual deception in today's world, drawing a striking comparison between modern financial scams and the false teachings that infiltrate the church. Rooted in the book of Jude, the message challenges believers to “contend for the faith” by recognizing and resisting distorted versions of grace that downplay holiness, community, and accountability.With urgency and compassion, Pastor James calls the church to rise up—not just for personal spiritual survival, but to fight for one another in love. He reminds us that while the battle for truth is real, we are not alone: Jesus is our keeper, able to guard us and present us blameless. This sermon is both a warning and a promise, urging believers to stay vigilant, build each other up, and remain anchored in the true grace of God.

In this powerful and timely sermon, Pastor James explores the subtle dangers of spiritual deception in today's world, drawing a striking comparison between modern financial scams and the false teachings that infiltrate the church. Rooted in the book of Jude, the message challenges believers to “contend for the faith” by recognizing and resisting distorted versions of grace that downplay holiness, community, and accountability.With urgency and compassion, Pastor James calls the church to rise up—not just for personal spiritual survival, but to fight for one another in love. He reminds us that while the battle for truth is real, we are not alone: Jesus is our keeper, able to guard us and present us blameless. This sermon is both a warning and a promise, urging believers to stay vigilant, build each other up, and remain anchored in the true grace of God.

Join Jamie Pierce at Star Point Church for a powerful and heartfelt message from the book of 3 John. As part of the summer book series, Jamie unpacks this deeply impactful letter, exploring themes of faithfulness, hospitality, conflict, and truth. Through the story of Gaius, Diotrephes, and Demetrius, we are invited to reflect on what it means to live a life of integrity, generosity, and mission—both in the early church and today.Jamie connects the timeless truths of 3 John to modern church life, highlighting how small acts of faithfulness can have lasting impact. Whether you're facing personal struggles or church challenges, this message offers encouragement to stand firm in truth, love well, and find lasting peace through Jesus.

Join Jamie Pierce at Star Point Church for a powerful and heartfelt message from the book of 3 John. As part of the summer book series, Jamie unpacks this deeply impactful letter, exploring themes of faithfulness, hospitality, conflict, and truth. Through the story of Gaius, Diotrephes, and Demetrius, we are invited to reflect on what it means to live a life of integrity, generosity, and mission—both in the early church and today.Jamie connects the timeless truths of 3 John to modern church life, highlighting how small acts of faithfulness can have lasting impact. Whether you're facing personal struggles or church challenges, this message offers encouragement to stand firm in truth, love well, and find lasting peace through Jesus.

In this powerful and heartfelt message, Pastor Bruce Aubrey brings a timely word to Star Point Church, exploring the inseparable connection between truth and love through the lens of 2 John. As part of the church's “Summer Book Club” series, Aubrey dives deep into the rich theology of this brief New Testament letter, calling believers to walk faithfully in the truth of God's Word while loving one another with sincerity and obedience. Rooted in the unchanging gospel, this sermon emphasizes the reliability of Scripture, the person of Jesus Christ, and the need for discernment in an age of deception. Pastor Aubrey reminds us that truth without love becomes harsh, and love without truth becomes hollow—but together, they reflect the very heart of God. Whether you're new to the Bible or seasoned in your faith, this message invites you to live more deeply in the grace, truth, and love of Christ.

In this powerful and heartfelt message, Pastor Bruce Aubrey brings a timely word to Star Point Church, exploring the inseparable connection between truth and love through the lens of 2 John. As part of the church's “Summer Book Club” series, Aubrey dives deep into the rich theology of this brief New Testament letter, calling believers to walk faithfully in the truth of God's Word while loving one another with sincerity and obedience. Rooted in the unchanging gospel, this sermon emphasizes the reliability of Scripture, the person of Jesus Christ, and the need for discernment in an age of deception. Pastor Aubrey reminds us that truth without love becomes harsh, and love without truth becomes hollow—but together, they reflect the very heart of God. Whether you're new to the Bible or seasoned in your faith, this message invites you to live more deeply in the grace, truth, and love of Christ.

It's a real-life story about broken relationships, second chances, and the tough call to forgive. Through the lens of Philemon, Onesimus, and Paul, the message dives into what it really means to forgive someone who's hurt you—and how God's grace gives us the power to do it.With honest stories, a little humor, and straight talk about bitterness, resentment, and healing, the speaker reminds us that forgiveness isn't about pretending things didn't happen. It's about choosing love over payback, and freedom over holding grudges. If you've ever struggled to forgive (or needed forgiveness yourself), this sermon offers hope, truth, and a fresh perspective on what it means to forgive like Jesus.

It's a real-life story about broken relationships, second chances, and the tough call to forgive. Through the lens of Philemon, Onesimus, and Paul, the message dives into what it really means to forgive someone who's hurt you—and how God's grace gives us the power to do it.With honest stories, a little humor, and straight talk about bitterness, resentment, and healing, the speaker reminds us that forgiveness isn't about pretending things didn't happen. It's about choosing love over payback, and freedom over holding grudges. If you've ever struggled to forgive (or needed forgiveness yourself), this sermon offers hope, truth, and a fresh perspective on what it means to forgive like Jesus.

What if Jesus was on the outside of His own church, knocking to get in? This powerful message dives into His letter to the church in Laodicea from Revelation 3—a church that had everything on the surface but was missing the one thing that mattered: a real relationship with Him. They were rich, proud, and thought they had it all together, but Jesus saw them as lukewarm, spiritually poor, and in desperate need of Him.This sermon is a wake-up call for churches and individuals today who may know about Jesus but have pushed Him to the sidelines. With practical examples and a heartfelt invitation, the speaker challenges us to stop settling for surface-level faith and open the door to real, life-changing fellowship with Christ. It's not too late to let Him back in.

What if Jesus was on the outside of His own church, knocking to get in? This powerful message dives into His letter to the church in Laodicea from Revelation 3—a church that had everything on the surface but was missing the one thing that mattered: a real relationship with Him. They were rich, proud, and thought they had it all together, but Jesus saw them as lukewarm, spiritually poor, and in desperate need of Him.This sermon is a wake-up call for churches and individuals today who may know about Jesus but have pushed Him to the sidelines. With practical examples and a heartfelt invitation, the speaker challenges us to stop settling for surface-level faith and open the door to real, life-changing fellowship with Christ. It's not too late to let Him back in.

In a culture that chases big platforms and flashy results, this sermon is a refreshing reminder that God sees and values faithfulness—even when it feels small or unnoticed. Looking at the church in Philadelphia, it encourages believers who feel overlooked or powerless to keep going, knowing that God opens doors no one can shut and uses ordinary people in powerful ways.This message shows how the small and unseen things can have the biggest impact. Whether you're part of a small church or living out your faith in a hard place, you're reminded that what you're doing matters deeply to God. Stay faithful—He's working through it, even when you can't see it yet.

In a culture that chases big platforms and flashy results, this sermon is a refreshing reminder that God sees and values faithfulness—even when it feels small or unnoticed. Looking at the church in Philadelphia, it encourages believers who feel overlooked or powerless to keep going, knowing that God opens doors no one can shut and uses ordinary people in powerful ways.This message shows how the small and unseen things can have the biggest impact. Whether you're part of a small church or living out your faith in a hard place, you're reminded that what you're doing matters deeply to God. Stay faithful—He's working through it, even when you can't see it yet.

This sermon dives into Jesus' message to the church in Sardis—a group that looked alive on the outside but was spiritually running on empty. It's a real and honest challenge for anyone who's ever felt stuck in routine faith or tempted to coast on a good reputation while drifting on the inside.The message calls us to wake up, get real about where we stand with God, and return to the kind of faith that's alive, active, and centered on obedience. It's not about guilt—it's about grace and the chance to start fresh. If you've been feeling spiritually tired, distracted, or just going through the motions, this is the reminder you didn't know you needed.

This powerful message dives into the story of the church in Thyatira, a small but important community called out in the book of Revelation. While they were known for their love and good deeds, they were also warned about slipping into compromise and letting false influences take root. It's a warning that still hits close to home today.Through real-life examples and honest reflection, this sermon challenges us to take a hard look at our own faith. Are we staying true to what we believe, or slowly drifting into spiritual complacency? With a clear call to repentance and renewed commitment, this message encourages believers to move beyond surface-level faith and live fully devoted to Christ.

This powerful message dives into the story of the church in Thyatira, a small but important community called out in the book of Revelation. While they were known for their love and good deeds, they were also warned about slipping into compromise and letting false influences take root. It's a warning that still hits close to home today.Through real-life examples and honest reflection, this sermon challenges us to take a hard look at our own faith. Are we staying true to what we believe, or slowly drifting into spiritual complacency? With a clear call to repentance and renewed commitment, this message encourages believers to move beyond surface-level faith and live fully devoted to Christ.

In a culture increasingly at odds with biblical truth, how can believers remain faithful without compromise? This powerful sermon explores Jesus' letter to the church in Pergamum—a city described as the place "where Satan's throne is." Through historical insights and modern parallels, the message challenges Christians to stand strong amid cultural pressure, idolatry, and moral compromise.Drawing on the example of Antipus, a faithful martyr, pastor Roscoe unpacks Jesus' commendation for loyalty as well as His stern warning against tolerating false teaching and sin. With a compelling call to repentance, this sermon invites viewers to examine their personal integrity, resist gradual spiritual drift, and cling to God's promise of hidden manna and a new identity. It's a timely encouragement for anyone seeking to live boldly and faithfully in a shifting world.

In a culture increasingly at odds with biblical truth, how can believers remain faithful without compromise? This powerful sermon explores Jesus' letter to the church in Pergamum—a city described as the place "where Satan's throne is." Through historical insights and modern parallels, the message challenges Christians to stand strong amid cultural pressure, idolatry, and moral compromise.Drawing on the example of Antipus, a faithful martyr, pastor Roscoe unpacks Jesus' commendation for loyalty as well as His stern warning against tolerating false teaching and sin. With a compelling call to repentance, this sermon invites viewers to examine their personal integrity, resist gradual spiritual drift, and cling to God's promise of hidden manna and a new identity. It's a timely encouragement for anyone seeking to live boldly and faithfully in a shifting world.

When life gets hard and faith feels costly, how do we stay true to God? In this powerful message, we explore Jesus' letter to the persecuted church in Smyrna—a community praised for its unwavering faith in the face of suffering. Through historical context, personal reflection, and the inspiring story of the martyr Polycarp, this sermon reminds us that hardship doesn't mean abandonment.Instead, Jesus sees, knows, and honors our struggles. He calls us not to fear trials, but to remain faithful, promising the crown of life to those who endure. Whether you're facing rejection, loss, or discouragement, this message offers a timely encouragement: faithfulness matters more than ease, and eternal hope outweighs temporary pain.

When life gets hard and faith feels costly, how do we stay true to God? In this powerful message, we explore Jesus' letter to the persecuted church in Smyrna—a community praised for its unwavering faith in the face of suffering. Through historical context, personal reflection, and the inspiring story of the martyr Polycarp, this sermon reminds us that hardship doesn't mean abandonment.Instead, Jesus sees, knows, and honors our struggles. He calls us not to fear trials, but to remain faithful, promising the crown of life to those who endure. Whether you're facing rejection, loss, or discouragement, this message offers a timely encouragement: faithfulness matters more than ease, and eternal hope outweighs temporary pain.

Jamie Pierce dives into what it really means to be a peacemaker. Drawing from his own life — including time spent as a military pilot — Jamie breaks down Jesus' call to go beyond just avoiding conflict and instead step up to heal broken relationships with courage and love. This isn't about easy peace, but the kind that takes guts, forgiveness, and real action.If you've ever wondered where true happiness and peace come from, Jamie's got some fresh insights that go way beyond money or things. This message will encourage you to lean into God's kind of peace, one that brings hope and healing to your life and the people around you. It's honest, practical, and full of heart.

Jamie Pierce dives into what it really means to be a peacemaker. Drawing from his own life — including time spent as a military pilot — Jamie breaks down Jesus' call to go beyond just avoiding conflict and instead step up to heal broken relationships with courage and love. This isn't about easy peace, but the kind that takes guts, forgiveness, and real action.If you've ever wondered where true happiness and peace come from, Jamie's got some fresh insights that go way beyond money or things. This message will encourage you to lean into God's kind of peace, one that brings hope and healing to your life and the people around you. It's honest, practical, and full of heart.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Roscoe shows how having a pure heart helps us see God more clearly in our everyday lives. Using Jesus' teachings from the Sermon on the Mount, he points out that real happiness and connection with God don't come from just following rules or looking good on the outside — it starts with what's going on inside our hearts. When our hearts are pure, we're able to recognize God working around us and experience a deeper sense of peace and joy.

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Roscoe shows how having a pure heart helps us see God more clearly in our everyday lives. Using Jesus' teachings from the Sermon on the Mount, he points out that real happiness and connection with God don't come from just following rules or looking good on the outside — it starts with what's going on inside our hearts. When our hearts are pure, we're able to recognize God working around us and experience a deeper sense of peace and joy.

Using real-life stories—like getting let off during a scary traffic stop—Pastor Roscoe shows how mercy isn't just about forgiveness, but about kindness that brings real joy and peace. It's a reminder that while we all want mercy, it's way harder to give it, especially when we feel like justice means getting even. But Jesus flips that idea, showing how mercy breaks the cycle of hurt and opens the door to healing.This message also looks at how mercy goes beyond just forgiving someone—it's about how we treat people, even when they don't “deserve” it. Pastor Roscoe challenges us to choose mercy over judgment, especially in a world quick to cancel and condemn. If we remember how much mercy God has shown us, we're invited to pass it on, making our relationships and communities a place of grace, hope, and real happiness.

Using real-life stories—like getting let off during a scary traffic stop—Pastor Roscoe shows how mercy isn't just about forgiveness, but about kindness that brings real joy and peace. It's a reminder that while we all want mercy, it's way harder to give it, especially when we feel like justice means getting even. But Jesus flips that idea, showing how mercy breaks the cycle of hurt and opens the door to healing.This message also looks at how mercy goes beyond just forgiving someone—it's about how we treat people, even when they don't “deserve” it. Pastor Roscoe challenges us to choose mercy over judgment, especially in a world quick to cancel and condemn. If we remember how much mercy God has shown us, we're invited to pass it on, making our relationships and communities a place of grace, hope, and real happiness.

In this inspiring sermon, Pastor Roscoe talks about the deeper cravings of our souls and how they differ from the temporary desires of the world. Using personal stories and teachings from the Bible, especially from the Beatitudes in Matthew 5, Pastor Roscoe challenges us to hunger and thirst for righteousness just like we crave food and water. Instead of chasing after material things or accomplishments, we're encouraged to focus on spiritual fulfillment that brings lasting joy and peace. Ultimately, this sermon reminds us that the true fulfillment we're all looking for comes from a genuine relationship with God—a connection that goes beyond the distractions of the world and brings real purpose and happiness.

In this inspiring sermon, Pastor Roscoe talks about the deeper cravings of our souls and how they differ from the temporary desires of the world. Using personal stories and teachings from the Bible, especially from the Beatitudes in Matthew 5, Pastor Roscoe challenges us to hunger and thirst for righteousness just like we crave food and water. Instead of chasing after material things or accomplishments, we're encouraged to focus on spiritual fulfillment that brings lasting joy and peace. Ultimately, this sermon reminds us that the true fulfillment we're all looking for comes from a genuine relationship with God—a connection that goes beyond the distractions of the world and brings real purpose and happiness.

In this inspiring sermon, Dr. Liza Bermudez dives into Jesus' teachings on gentleness from the Beatitudes, focusing on Matthew 5:5, which reminds us that the meek are blessed. She shares personal stories, especially as a mom, showing that gentleness isn't about being weak but about having the strength to stay calm and patient in tough situations. She highlights how gentleness can bring healing, build stronger relationships, and create peace in our lives and communities. She encourages everyone to rethink what true strength looks like—one that comes from trusting God and choosing humility over power.

In this inspiring sermon, Dr. Liza Bermudez dives into Jesus' teachings on gentleness from the Beatitudes, focusing on Matthew 5:5, which reminds us that the meek are blessed. She shares personal stories, especially as a mom, showing that gentleness isn't about being weak but about having the strength to stay calm and patient in tough situations. She highlights how gentleness can bring healing, build stronger relationships, and create peace in our lives and communities. She encourages everyone to rethink what true strength looks like—one that comes from trusting God and choosing humility over power.

In this sermon, Pastor Roscoe teaches that real happiness comes through mourning. Based on the verse from Matthew 5:4, "Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted," the message challenges our modern ideas about happiness—things like success, stuff, or having it all together. Instead, Jesus flips the script, teaching that true happiness often comes when we face our pain head-on.Mourning isn't about staying stuck in sadness, but rather about recognizing and processing our grief—whether it's from loss or the brokenness we see in the world. They explain that this kind of grieving leads to healing and deeper connection with God, who promises to comfort us in our sorrow. It's an encouraging message that invites us to stop running from our pain and start letting God bring healing and hope, even in the midst of tough times.

In this sermon, Pastor Roscoe teaches that real happiness comes through mourning. Based on the verse from Matthew 5:4, "Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted," the message challenges our modern ideas about happiness—things like success, stuff, or having it all together. Instead, Jesus flips the script, teaching that true happiness often comes when we face our pain head-on.Mourning isn't about staying stuck in sadness, but rather about recognizing and processing our grief—whether it's from loss or the brokenness we see in the world. They explain that this kind of grieving leads to healing and deeper connection with God, who promises to comfort us in our sorrow. It's an encouraging message that invites us to stop running from our pain and start letting God bring healing and hope, even in the midst of tough times.

In this sermon, Pastor Chad explores the concept of true happiness as taught by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount. Highlighting the Beatitudes from Matthew 5, the message challenges the world's view of happiness, which often depends on external circumstances, and presents a deeper joy rooted in spiritual humility. True happiness, as Jesus teaches, comes from acknowledging our need for God and relying on His grace, rather than on self-sufficiency or material success.This message encourages us to rethink what it means to be happy, inviting us to surrender pride and trust in God's transformative love. By embracing humility and dependence on God, we can experience the fulfillment and peace that Jesus offers, regardless of life's challenges.

In this sermon, Pastor Chad explores the concept of true happiness as taught by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount. Highlighting the Beatitudes from Matthew 5, the message challenges the world's view of happiness, which often depends on external circumstances, and presents a deeper joy rooted in spiritual humility. True happiness, as Jesus teaches, comes from acknowledging our need for God and relying on His grace, rather than on self-sufficiency or material success.This message encourages us to rethink what it means to be happy, inviting us to surrender pride and trust in God's transformative love. By embracing humility and dependence on God, we can experience the fulfillment and peace that Jesus offers, regardless of life's challenges.

In this Easter sermon, Using the Apostle Paul's teachings, Pastor Roscoe emphasizes that at the heart of Christianity is the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This event isn't just a historical fact but the foundation of hope, forgiveness, and eternal life for believers.Showing how this belief changes everything—giving us strength, purpose, and peace. He encourages listeners to dive deeper into their faith, reflecting on how the resurrection shapes their lives and relationships. The message is a powerful reminder that the resurrection is not just something to believe in but the reason we live with hope and boldness in the world today.

In this Easter sermon, Using the Apostle Paul's teachings, Pastor Roscoe emphasizes that at the heart of Christianity is the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This event isn't just a historical fact but the foundation of hope, forgiveness, and eternal life for believers.Showing how this belief changes everything—giving us strength, purpose, and peace. He encourages listeners to dive deeper into their faith, reflecting on how the resurrection shapes their lives and relationships. The message is a powerful reminder that the resurrection is not just something to believe in but the reason we live with hope and boldness in the world today.

We all long for peace—peace in our world, peace in our homes, and peace in our hearts. But no matter how hard we search for it through politics, success, or even comfort, it often feels just out of reach. In this message, we're reminded that true peace doesn't come from power or control, but from a Savior who leads with love. Looking at the contrast between Caesar Augustus and Jesus, we see how one ruled through force, while the other brought peace through sacrifice.Through powerful stories from Scripture and the deeper meaning behind symbols like the ichthus and the Passover lamb, this sermon invites us to see Jesus not just as a religious figure, but as the only one who can truly calm our anxious hearts. If you're craving real, lasting peace—this message will show you where to find it.

We all long for peace—peace in our world, peace in our homes, and peace in our hearts. But no matter how hard we search for it through politics, success, or even comfort, it often feels just out of reach. In this message, we're reminded that true peace doesn't come from power or control, but from a Savior who leads with love. Looking at the contrast between Caesar Augustus and Jesus, we see how one ruled through force, while the other brought peace through sacrifice.Through powerful stories from Scripture and the deeper meaning behind symbols like the ichthus and the Passover lamb, this sermon invites us to see Jesus not just as a religious figure, but as the only one who can truly calm our anxious hearts. If you're craving real, lasting peace—this message will show you where to find it.

Pastor Roscoe unpacks what it really means when Jesus said He was the Son of God—a claim that's bold, life-changing, and not always easy to talk about. Sharing a surprising story about being invited to speak at a Muslim family's birthday party, he highlights how just mentioning the name of Jesus can shift the atmosphere, no matter the setting. The message takes a look at how different religions view Jesus, and why the Christian belief in His identity stands apart.As Easter draws near, this sermon invites listeners to wrestle with the deeper meaning of Jesus' words, the cost of truly following Him, and the hope He offers to everyone. It's a call to stand firm in faith, even when it's uncomfortable, and to remember that believing in Jesus brings us into a bigger, stronger family—God's family. Whether you're new to faith or have been walking it out for years, this message will challenge and encourage you to lean into who Jesus really is.

Pastor Roscoe unpacks what it really means when Jesus said He was the Son of God—a claim that's bold, life-changing, and not always easy to talk about. Sharing a surprising story about being invited to speak at a Muslim family's birthday party, he highlights how just mentioning the name of Jesus can shift the atmosphere, no matter the setting. The message takes a look at how different religions view Jesus, and why the Christian belief in His identity stands apart.As Easter draws near, this sermon invites listeners to wrestle with the deeper meaning of Jesus' words, the cost of truly following Him, and the hope He offers to everyone. It's a call to stand firm in faith, even when it's uncomfortable, and to remember that believing in Jesus brings us into a bigger, stronger family—God's family. Whether you're new to faith or have been walking it out for years, this message will challenge and encourage you to lean into who Jesus really is.

Pastor Roscoe unpacks the powerful symbolism of the "Jesus wheel" and the Ichthus, revealing how these ancient emblems served as confessions of faith in a world hostile to their beliefs. From the underground churches of today to the subversive declarations of the past, this message highlights the courage of believers who proclaimed "Jesus Christ is Lord" despite persecution.Whether through personal evangelism, acts of compassion, or standing firm in difficult environments, believers are called to boldly confess Jesus—just as the early church did. As Easter approaches, this message invites you to reflect on the significance of declaring Christ's lordship in your own life.

Pastor Roscoe unpacks the powerful symbolism of the "Jesus wheel" and the Ichthus, revealing how these ancient emblems served as confessions of faith in a world hostile to their beliefs. From the underground churches of today to the subversive declarations of the past, this message highlights the courage of believers who proclaimed "Jesus Christ is Lord" despite persecution.Whether through personal evangelism, acts of compassion, or standing firm in difficult environments, believers are called to boldly confess Jesus—just as the early church did. As Easter approaches, this message invites you to reflect on the significance of declaring Christ's lordship in your own life.

Struggling to make sense of the Bible? In this sermon, Pastor Chad Clem breaks down how to study scripture in a way that actually makes a difference in your life. Instead of seeing the Bible as just a rulebook, you'll learn how it's a trustworthy guide that helps answer life's biggest questions. With practical study tips—like the SOAP method (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer)—and real-life examples, this message will help you engage with God's Word in a way that's simple, meaningful, and impactful.Whether you're new to faith or looking to grow, this sermon will give you the tools to dive deeper into the Bible and build a stronger relationship with God.

Struggling to make sense of the Bible? In this sermon, Pastor Chad Clem breaks down how to study scripture in a way that actually makes a difference in your life. Instead of seeing the Bible as just a rulebook, you'll learn how it's a trustworthy guide that helps answer life's biggest questions. With practical study tips—like the SOAP method (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer)—and real-life examples, this message will help you engage with God's Word in a way that's simple, meaningful, and impactful.Whether you're new to faith or looking to grow, this sermon will give you the tools to dive deeper into the Bible and build a stronger relationship with God.