Two Rivers Church Chattanooga

Biblically minded isn't the same as Spirit empowered—what kind of boldness are you living with?

The early church didn't just gather—they devoted themselves… what are you devoted to?

What if the Spirit that hovered over creation now fills ordinary people with power and purpose? Pentecost wasn't just the start of the Church—it was the spark of a movement still burning today.

What if the mission Jesus gave us can't begin with action—but with waiting for power? In Acts 1, we're sent to go, but only after we've been filled.

What if your greatest weapon in the face of fear isn't strength—but worship? This week, we see how praise leads the battle, confuses the enemy, and provides clarity for our hearts.

What if the greatest legacy we can leave isn't success or status—but a story of God's faithfulness passed down to the next generation?

What if the greatness Jesus calls us to looks less like climbing to the top—and more like stooping to serve?

Every follower of Jesus faces Kadesh moments—will we trust God's promises and move forward in faith, or retreat in fear?

Jesus' resurrection is the golden spike that secures every promise of God—He is risen, and in Him, it's always “Yes and Amen!”

Jesus calls us not just to hear His words but to build our lives on them, digging deep into obedience so we can stand strong when the storms come.

Jesus warns that true discipleship is marked not by outward deeds but by a deep, personal relationship with Him—and only those who truly know Him will enter the Kingdom.

Are you following the crowd on the easy road—or surrendering everything to walk the narrow path that leads to life?

Show Notes:https://bradhambrick.com/forgiveness12/https://bradhambrick.com/forgiveness01/

If we have received God's forgiveness, why hold others captive to their debt?

What if we're missing out on one of the most powerful practices of Jesus?

What do your treasures reveal about your heart? Jesus warns that what we value shapes our worship, our vision, and our future—so where is your treasure?

What happens when we see God as He truly is? Isaiah's vision reveals a moment of clarity that changes everything.

If Jesus paid it all, why do we still ask for forgiveness?

Are you living in the Kingdom of Abundance or the Empire of Scarcity?

Are you chasing what never satisfies, or will you come to the only One who truly fills? 

What does it mean to seek God's kingdom and will above all else—and how does it reshape your vision for life and your future?

Show Notes:https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/seven-prayers-for-those-you-love

What does it mean to truly know God as Father and live as His child in prayer, worship, and daily life?

How do transformed lives and relentless prayers pave the way for God's restoration?