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Many Christians will struggle because they feel unstable in their walk with Christ. Instability comes from us not rooting ourselves in Christ. What often happens is that we are already unstable, and the trials of life only reveal that. Today, learn what it means to find your footing even in the midst of the trials that we may face and subsequently grow in Christ. James 1:2-15

In this sermon, Pastor Brandon encourages us to take control of our thoughts through the power of the Holy Spirit. This is all about anchoring ourselves and thoughts in the Word of God. This is a call for Christians to no longer let their thoughts drive them. Philippians 4:4-13

In today's sermon, Pastor Brandon warns us from scripture of the dangers that can occur when we harbor hurt. They root and take form in our lives and grow up into bitterness and resentment. We must resist the need to perform and learn to be authentically who God called us to be. Genesis 4:1-7

In today's sermon, Pastor Brandon uses God's word to deconstruct our causes of anxiety. In this eye-opening sermon, we learn that anxiety is not a provision problem, but it is a priorities problem. We pray that this sermon will help you see how to realign your life and place your cares on Christ. Matthew 6:25-34

Today we learn a really important sign of our salvation: Sheep take care of other sheep. This is important because many people major in doing things for those outside the church but ignore their own brothers and sisters in the kingdom. Pastor Brandon talks today about what this means and looks like for the Christian. Matthew 25:31-46

For many people, life is an endless pursuit of justice, but unfortunately, many focus their attention on the wrong source of that Justice. Rightness and righteousness can ONLY come from God. Luke 18:1-8

In this Parable, Jesus tells His listeners just what would happen to him without them realizing it. He allows the hearers to get a glimpse of his plan, and his plan was to redeem all of mankind. Luke 20:9-18

In this sermon, Pastor Brandon reminds us of the importance of becoming "poor in spirit" to inherit true riches in Christ. Luke 16:19-31

Be Wise. In today's sermon, Pastor Brandon Tells us what it means to live wisely and prepare for Christ's return. Matthew 25:1-13

In today's sermon, Pastor Brandon helps us see how God has pursued us even in our lostness, and he encourages us to pursue the lost with the gospel as he has pursued us and given up his son on our behalf. Matthew 18:10-14

In this life-altering sermon, Pastor Brandon lets us see what it means to invest into the kingdom. This sermon will challenge those of us who are bogged down with trying to make our kingdom come alive here. We are investing into our forever. Matthew 13:44

In today's sermon, Pastor Brandon outlines what the parable of the king's feast really means. People have used the term "many are called but for are chosen", but do they really know what that means? This is a deep-level dive into this text so that we can truly understand what Christ has done for us. Matthew 22:1-14

In this sermon, Pastor Brandon explains the prodigal son parable like you've never heard. Luke 15:11-32

In this sermon, Pastor Brandon Knight helps bring biblical clarity to the parable Jesus taught about the "wheat" and the "weeds". If we are not vigilant, not only will counterfeits come in, but they will convince others that they are the real deal. Believers, however, must not seek to destroy these, but we must focus on drawing them to Christ. Matthew 13:24-30.

As believers, we will be challenged by Satan, and he wants nothing more from us than to damage our witness. Even in the times that we have to address the sin and wrong of others, we have to keep our composure. "If your brother or sister has a spec in their eye, take out the spec but leave the eye." Exodus 32:15-24

In today's sermon, Pastor Brandon shows us what happens when leadership fails and the people fall. God, in his grace, allows us restoration even in our sin, and Christ advocates for us. Exodus 32

With all of the things that we see around us, we can lose hope, but in today's sermon, Pastor Brandon Knight encourages Christians from scripture to keep their hear and hope. Let this word encourage you. 2 Corinthians 4

God warns us that we are "god makers" when we take our focus off of Him. For our own protection, he tells us to avoid making gods out of things that are destined to disappoint us. Exodus 20.

The greatest leaders in the Bible all had to have help, and that even includes Jesus. Because sometimes the reality and pressures of life can bend or even break us, and when that happens, we need to be held up. We need to have some sort of support. God, through the Body of Christ has given us that support, and that is reflect in this sermon today “Hold Me Up”. Exodus 17:8-15

There are plenty of times that we get tired from being faithful and consistent. Sometimes we get weary, and we need the other members of the body to hold us up. Exodus 17:8-15

When the Israelites came to the bitter water, instead of looking to God as their solution, they complained. For some of us, complaining is just as natural as breathing, but it takes a focal change. We have to fix our hearts and minds on Christ.

We will all face untenable situations. The proverbial "giant" will encompass us, but we believe in the God who is "able". Now, he may not do it the way that we prefer, but out trials and tribulations are more about the power of God than us. Today we learn this same message from Moses and the Israelites as they faced their own impossible challenge. Exodus 14.

When God moves on our behalf, we should not stay the same. Not only should we change, but we should also be motivated to tell people about who God is and to give Him all of ourselves. Exodus 13:3-16

The Bible forces us to come to grips with all the ways of who God is. In today's sermon, Pastor Brandon delivers an emphatic blow from scripture that shows us that the most "powerful" in our world do not hold a candle to God's power. Looking at the ten plagues the Egyptians faced, we will see how God delivers the fatal blow to those little "g" gods. Exodus 7:20-24

Sometimes as Christians, we can forget God's promises, but often, that is because we have disconnected ourselves from the word of God. If you want to remember what God has spoken, then you have to be in relationship with His Word. Exodus 6:1-13

As Christians, we should expect to face resistance when we do the work of Christ. In fact, if we find things to be easy, then that may be a sign that we are on the wrong side of the fight. Trials and resistance should be treated as confirmation we are doing God's work. Exodus 5

Some things we read in the Bible are hard to understand, and they may even make us question God, but God is perfect, and it is impossible for him to make mistakes. Listen now as Pastor Brandon explains this hard text. Exodus 4:21:-26

Some of the most sobering news one can receive is that they already have everything that they need when they thought they needed more. In the same way, God shows Moses that he'd provided him with everything he needed for his success, but there was a catch. He had to be obedient. Exodus 4:1-12

If you can do it without God, then it doesn't take faith, and if it doesn't take faith, then you don't need God. God works best through our humble submission. He is the great I AM, and I AM not HIM.

Yes, we may feel unseen, maybe the people around us have forgotten us, but God has not forgotten us. He sees our affliction, hears our cries, and he knows our suffering. Exodus 3:7-10

Before Moses ever went through the wilderness, he had to walk through the wonder years. His wonder years were made up of living a regular life in obscurity, but God was preparing him for the call of his life. God may be working the same way in your life. Exodus 2:16-22

People are complicated, and it can be easy to think that we will stay in the places of our sin and despair, but even in that, God is growing us and making us into the people he has called us to be. He is not done with us. Exodus 2:11-15

While we may say it, the notion that God has mysterious ways simply isn't true. The God of the Bible can be known, and he has made himself known to us through his word. Do we have the faith to trust him? Exodus 2:1-10

Do you believe that God is orchestrating your life together based on the counsel of his own will? Even in the most minute details of your life, God is in control, and he is in the details. Be encouraged by this promising word.

Jesus hasn't just called us to rock the boat, he called us to step out of the boat and make disciples. That is our purpose. Luke 19:12-27

Have you ever thought about what "enough" means? It means that your capacity is full, and for the person who says that "I am enough", they are saying that they are full of themselves, and that is the last thing a Christian should be. Listen now! Galatians 6:1-5

Everyone is church attendance obsessed, but the reality is that attendance is reflective of a deeper problem. People have gotten away from Christ. Until we can see people devoted to Christ again, the "church" will continue to suffer. It is not about going to church as much as it is about BEING the church. Ephesians 2:11-21

Many of us have spent far too much time trying to change the will of God, but have we considered accepting what God has allowed? The truth is that God's will is so powerful, there is nothing that we can do to change what he will do, but what he does will change US. 2 Samuel 12:13-23

The common misconception we make with scripture is interjecting ourselves into it. We have to be careful to see the truth of scripture for what it says about God not what it says about us. Jeremiah 29

We know that a lot of people like to say that they can "manifest" things, but the truth is that the Bible doesn't support that anywhere in scripture. That power is only reserved to and for God. But that doesn't mean that our words are powerless. Listen to this informative word from Pastor Brandon now. Matthew 12:31-37

As we continue to navigate this true and false series, today Pastor Brandon looks at the reasoning for saying that Jesus is the ONLY way, and why that truth should comfort us more than turn us away, John 14:1-7

Maybe we have put voting and the democratic process in the place of God? In today's sermon, we will see how idol worship of democracy actually leads us further away from God. Pastor Brandon teaches us how to hold voting and our participation in the right view and make good decisions. Acts 1:21-26

This is a difficulty question to reconcile. Sometimes it feels like God does NOT want this, but the truth is that he does, but he knows that we are most fulfilled and satisfied when we are connected to our life source, the Vine. Jesus is the vine. As long as we stay connected to him, then we will have all the joy we need. John 15:5-11

It is true that our world runs on money, but that doesn't mean we have to be run by it. We have to make sure we hold these things in perspective, and we need to hope to live content and peaceful lives. 1 Timothy 6:6-10

So much of our narrative of forgiveness is clever mental tricks, but it leaves us helpless and bitter. Have we really been called to forget? No. We have been challenged far greater than that. Listen to this sermon as Pastor Brandon Knight outlines what real forgiveness is. Matthew 18:21-35

In what may be one of the deepest dives we've seen, Pastor Brandon Knight opens up scripture to help us see the deep level effects of broken sexual ethics. In this sermon, he challenges us to be guided, not by feelings, but by TRUTH, and scripture is the ultimate authority. Genesis 3:6-13

In our closing sermon in this series, we look at the all-encompassing work of Jesus and what it means for us. Jesus doesn't just teach us how to be loved, but he teaches us how to love. The key to this love is loving others in a way that puts them above our own interests. Jesus is the standard. John 15:10-17

Jesus didn't come to destroy the social order; he came to conquer the sin that created it. In this sermon we hear what it sounds like when Jesus confronted the religious elites and their hypocrisy. Let these words be a lesson to all of us as well. Matthew 23:1-2

Sometimes we think that God needs our help to do his will, and we can end up getting frozen in fear because we feel like we don't bring enough to the table. The truth is that Jesus does far more with our little than our lot. John 6:5-14

Sometimes it's easy for us to look across the street and envy what the neighbor does or how gifted they are, but we often miss that God has created us uniquely for his glory and purposes. The more we try to be someone else, the less effective we will be. Luke 1:57-66

Mary Magdalene goes from social pariah and demon possessed to being the first person to tell of the Good News of the resurrection of Jesus. She is evidence of the saving and redeeming work of Christ. As much as she may have disliked her past, it was evidence of God's grace and mercy. We as well must live as epistles who are being seen and read by men. Luke 8:1-10