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In a world full of noise and pressure — a world where our thoughts pull us in a dozen directions at once — Jesus invites us into something deeper. Something clearer. Something whole. But every one of us knows the battle inside the mind. That tension between faith and fear… between conviction and comfort… between who God calls us to be and who we sometimes settle for. Scripture describes this inner conflict with a striking phrase: “a double-minded person, unstable in all their ways.” And instability doesn't always roar — sometimes it whispers. It shows up in hesitation… in divided loyalties… in that quiet war between belief and doubt. We want to trust, but we worry. We want to obey, but we negotiate. We want to walk forward, but our past still grabs us by the ankle. Yet even in that struggle, there is hope — because Jesus never exposes weakness without offering a way to strength. He calls us into a life of clarity. A life of integrity. A life where our mind, heart, and spirit move in the same direction. In Week 1 of our series, we step right into this tension. We explore the battle beneath the surface. We confront the places where we've been torn in two. And we discover how God can transform fractured thoughts into focused faith. This is the beginning of a journey — a journey toward single-minded devotion… toward spiritual stability… and toward a life anchored in the truth of Christ. Welcome to Motion Church. Welcome to Week One: Double Minded. Let's step into the Word — and let God steady our minds.

What if being a godly husband isn't about how you feel about your wife, but how you love her — even when it costs you everything?  In Week 5 of Stand Firm and Act Like Men, we look at Ephesians 5 and what it truly means to be a godly husband. Biblical love isn't based on feelings — it's sacrificial, intentional, and action-driven, modeled after Christ and His love for the church. Whether you're married or preparing for marriage, this message calls men to lead with humility, pursue with purpose, and love like Jesus. Are you willing to love first, love fully, and love sacrificially?

In Week 3 of our Home Improvement series, Pastor Maria shares how the power of words can shape your home, your faith, and your future. The Bible shows us that impossible situations such as Ezekiel's valley of dry bones, David facing Goliath, or Paul and Silas in prison were transformed when God's people spoke His Word with boldness.

What if being a godly husband isn't about how you feel about your wife, but how you love her — even when it costs you everything?  In Week 5 of Stand Firm and Act Like Men, we look at Ephesians 5 and what it truly means to be a godly husband. Biblical love isn't based on feelings — it's sacrificial, intentional, and action-driven, modeled after Christ and His love for the church. Whether you're married or preparing for marriage, this message calls men to lead with humility, pursue with purpose, and love like Jesus. Are you willing to love first, love fully, and love sacrificially?

In Week 2 of our series The Waiting Room, we look at one of the most intense moments in Joseph's story and learn three practical ways to fight temptation today.

In Week 2 of Hope for the World, we focused on reaching our nation through church planting. Pastor Ricky Harris taught from Acts 13:1–4. In this passage, the local church recognized the need to share the gospel beyond itself and sent out missionaries to do just that. In the same way, God has called every Jesus follower to share the gospel — and reaching the nations through church multiplication might be part of that calling. Whether it's starting a church or joining a church plant, God may be prompting you to take that step. Watch this sermon to learn more!

In Week 4 of Made for More, Pastor Leonard teaches that while our purpose is to know and glorify God, the way we live it out is uniquely shaped by our gifts and experiences. God doesn't call the qualified; He qualifies the called, empowering us to serve in the way He designed. Discovering purpose begins with discovering who we were made to be, and it's never too late to step into the life God has planned for you.

Even in the unexpected, God can use our story to point others to Him.In Week 3 of our series, On the Run, we continued with “An Unexpected Turn.” Everyone has an opportunity to be a witness—to share what they're passionate about and what God has done to rescue them. Just like Jonah's story, our lives can reflect God's grace and redemption when we recognize and celebrate His work in us.Missed the message? Catch up now!

Most people think generosity is about money—but Scripture shows it's about something much deeper: a heart transformed by grace.In Week 3 of Forward in Faith, we explore what it really means to go above and beyond the tithe. Using Paul's teaching in 2 Corinthians 8, we look at the Macedonian churches—believers who had every reason not to give, yet through God's grace, became radically generous.

Redefined Soul | Becoming WHOLE (Week 3)What does it truly mean to love and follow Jesus with your soul? In Week 3 of our series Becoming WHOLE, we explore how the soul—our emotional life, desires, and motivations—is shaped, surrendered, and redefined through Christ.In this message, “Redefined Soul,” we look at how offering ourselves fully to God transforms us from the inside out. Through passages like Romans 12:1, Galatians 2:20, and Proverbs 4:23, we discover how Jesus renews our inner life so that our emotions, desires, and affections line up with His purpose.Whether you're new to faith, rebuilding your spiritual life, or simply wanting to go deeper, this message will help you understand what it means to let Christ reshape the very core of who you are.Scriptures:

In Week 6 of our series Present Yourselves: Transformed for a Life of Worship, Pastor Chris Zauner brings a timely and challenging message titled "Worship Through Rest." In a culture where exhaustion is worn like a badge of honor, Pastor Chris invites us to reimagine rest—not as a break from productivity, but as an act of worship and surrender to God.This sermon explores the deep spiritual significance of rest through the lens of Scripture—from God's rest in creation, to the Sabbath commandment in the Mosaic covenant, to the redefinition of rest in the person of Jesus. Pastor Chris unpacks how rest isn't just about stopping work; it's about stopping striving. True rest begins with trust—trust that God is sovereign, that His work is complete, and that we are not defined by what we produce.Drawing from Matthew 11:28–30, Genesis 2, Exodus 20, and Colossians 2, this message helps us see rest not as a legalistic obligation but as a relational gift. Rest is no longer about law—it's about living in the freedom, identity, and rhythm Jesus offers. Pastor Chris challenges us to build intentional rhythms of rest in weekly, monthly, and seasonal ways—not to escape our lives, but to fully engage in the presence of God.If you've ever felt tired in soul, burdened by expectations, or unsure how rest fits into your life as a follower of Jesus, this sermon offers clarity, encouragement, and practical vision for what it means to worship through rest. Learn how to let go of striving, embrace your limits, and realign your life with the One who never grows weary.Series: Present Yourselves – Transformed for a Life of WorshipMessage Title: Worship Through RestSpeaker: Pastor Chris ZaunerScriptures: Matthew 11:28–30, Genesis 2:2–3, Exodus 20:8–11, Deuteronomy 5:15, Colossians 2:16–17, Hebrews 4:9–10, Mark 2:23–28

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Send us a textHYROX isn't just physical — it's mental.In Week 3 of our Building Your Best HYROX training series, James breaks down the mindset tools elite hybrid athletes use to stay calm under pressure, manage discomfort, and keep moving when the race gets tough.Inside this episode:

Luke 1:35; Matthew 14:33; Matthew 27:54: In Week 2, we encounter Mary, the disciples, and a soldier as they discover what it means to meet the Son of God.

Pickin' winners, calling upsets, and breaking down the matchups across the SEC! In Week 12, we're diving into the biggest games, boldest predictions, and which teams will rise or fall.

On today's show, Brandon breaks down his 2025 NFL Week 11 picks and best bets of the weekend. In Week 10, Brandon went 10-4 in the MoneyLine and 2/5 in Best Bets, putting him at 104-45 in the MoneyLine and 31/50 in Best Bets on the season.Then, he discusses Nico Harrison getting canned in Dallas and John Cena winning the Intercontinental Championship for the first time in his career.Brandon's World is in collaboration with Voltage Live, Founded in 2021, Voltage Live aims to bring a diverse set of content to people around the world.Check out Voltage Live: https://voltagelive.com/Check out Brandon on Championship Rings, a debate show on YouTube where Brandon and Josh Ungar debate the latest happenings in sports and professional wrestling, every Tuesday at 6 p.m. ET: https://www.youtube.com/@ChampionshipRings216Brandon's World Links:Follow the show on X: https://twitter.com/real_bworldFollow Brandon on X: https://twitter.com/brandonlewis_7Follow Brandon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lewisbrandon25/Follow Brandon on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@real_bworldFollow Brandon on Substack: https://substack.com/profile/85177727-brandon-lewisSubscribe to the show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOAJ-oar5uDLFKlL1rs6CwQ

In Week 6 of our series in Galatians, Dave unpacked chapter 4 which calls us to receive the inheritance that God has given us through Christ. 

Send us a textYou've been told to “just take a deep breath” more times than you can count.Usually by someone who doesn't realize you've been holding your breath since pre-med.This week on Ending Physician Overwhelm, we're talking about something deceptively simple — breathing. Not the kind of “calm down” breath that makes you want to throw a stethoscope, but intentional, physiologic breathing that actually changes your body chemistry.In Week 3 of the 10-Week Recharge Challenge, we're taking a minute (literally, one minute) to breathe — on purpose. Because even when the world doesn't give you space, your breath can.In this episode, we'll explore: 

// Prioritizing Jesus In How I Act // This week we kicked off our new series "Prioritize," born out of real conversations with our high school students about what's actually happening in their lives and what's pulling at their attention. We're asking a big question: What does it look like to put Jesus first in everything? In Week 1, Pastor Zach talks about prioritizing Jesus in how we act—not just what we believe or say, but the choices we make every day.

In Week 1 of the offseason, Jeff and Jordan have been appointed czars of NASCAR -- honorary France family members -- for a day. Here's what they would do to turn NASCAR around and try to make the fans happy again.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

What if strength isn't what you think it is? In Week 4 of Stand Firm and Act Like Men, Pastor Joby Martin shows how Jesus redefines what it means to be strong. Strength isn't measured by status, control, or success—it's revealed in surrender. A strong man is one who rests in Jesus, perseveres through pain, walks humbly under God's authority, and uses his strength to serve others. When we stop striving for worldly greatness and start depending on Christ, we discover that real strength isn't about power—it's about purpose. When you are weak, He is strong.  So what would it look like for you to become that kind of man?

God promises to open the windows of heaven and pour out blessings when we trust Him with every area of our lives—including our finances. In Week 2 of our Kingdom Builders series, Pastor Jason unpacks what tithing truly means, what it's not, and why it's a powerful act of obedience that opens the door to God's provision, protection, and purpose. This isn't about guilt or pressure—it's about learning to put God first and live under the open window of His blessing.

In Week 6 of our Timeline series, HopeCo friend Jeremy Pettitt challenges us with the profound and uncomfortable truth of God's Mercy and Love for Enemies: Overcoming Human Judgment. Drawing from the story of Jonah, the prophet who famously ran in the opposite direction, Jeremy explores what happens when our own desire for judgment clashes with God's compassionate nature. This powerful message is a deep dive into biblical context, revealing parallels between Jonah's descent and the journey of Christ. If you've ever struggled with grace for "those people," this message is your essential spiritual guidance for Christian living and overcoming judgment.Key Takeaways from This Message:- Discover Why Jonah Ran: Understand the historical and personal reasons behind Prophet Jonah's rebellion and what his flight to Tarsish truly represented, driven by his desire for the destruction of Nineveh.- Unpack the Jesus Connection: Learn how Jesus himself used Jonah's three days in the fish as a sign, revealing profound connections between Jonah's anti-savior story and Christ's sacrifice.- Shift Your Perspective on Justice: Challenge the belief that your personal judgment is better than God's mercy, and find freedom from the pride that says, "My judgment is better than your mercy."- Practical Steps to Loving Your Enemies: Get practical, life-changing guidance on how to follow Jesus's command, starting with the simple, powerful act of praying for those who hurt you.

In Week 2 of Dependence, Josh brings a deeply personal and powerful word from Psalm 63, preaching from the heart of the wilderness; both David's and our own. In this raw and honest message, we discover how the wilderness seasons of life, though painful and disorienting, are not punishment; they are a severe mercy. Like David, we find that spiritual hunger is born in dry places, and that beholding God in the midst of suffering brings true satisfaction. Josh reminds us that the wilderness is not the end of the story, it's where God forms us, feeds us, and calls us to deeper intimacy with Him. If you're walking through a hard season, this message is for you. The wilderness is where dependence begins.

Even on the run, God can stop us in our tracks and remind us that He's there.In Week 2 of our series, On the Run, we continued with “Stopped in Your Tracks.” Sometimes, the dark seasons of life are where God finds us—running in our fear, shame, regret or rebellion. But His grace has a way of interrupting our path, calling us to pause and showing us that He's never far away. When we stop and refocus on Him, we can find the strength to keep going in the direction He's leading.Missed the message? Catch up now!

Even on the run, God can stop us in our tracks and remind us that He's there.In Week 2 of our series, On the Run, we continued with “Stopped in Your Tracks.” Sometimes, the dark seasons of life are where God finds us—running in our fear, shame, regret or rebellion. But His grace has a way of interrupting our path, calling us to pause and showing us that He's never far away. When we stop and refocus on Him, we can find the strength to keep going in the direction He's leading.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In Week 5 of our “Present Yourselves” series, Pastor Chris Zauner delivers a powerful, Spirit-led message titled “Worship Through Generosity.” Rooted in 2 Corinthians 8 and 9, this sermon explores how biblical generosity is not merely about giving money—it's a deeply spiritual act of worship, formed in the heart and expressed through faith, trust, and surrender.

It's that time again — pickin' winners, calling upsets, and breaking down the matchups across the SEC! In Week 1, we're diving into the biggest games, boldest predictions, and which teams will rise or fall.

On today's show, Brandon breaks down his 2025 NFL Week 10 picks and best bets of the weekend. In Week 9, Brandon went 10-4 in the MoneyLine and 4/5 in Best Bets, putting him at 94-41 in the MoneyLine and 29/45 in Best Bets on the season.Plus, he books The Last Time is Now Tournament. Who will be the last opponent of The Never Seen 17?Brandon's World is in collaboration with Voltage Live, Founded in 2021, Voltage Live aims to bring a diverse set of content to people around the world.Check out Voltage Live: https://voltagelive.com/Check out Brandon on Championship Rings, a debate show on YouTube where Brandon and Josh Ungar debate the latest happenings in sports and professional wrestling, every Tuesday at 6 p.m. ET: https://www.youtube.com/@ChampionshipRings216Brandon's World Links:Follow the show on X: https://twitter.com/real_bworldFollow Brandon on X: https://twitter.com/brandonlewis_7Follow Brandon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lewisbrandon25/Follow Brandon on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@real_bworldFollow Brandon on Substack: https://substack.com/profile/85177727-brandon-lewisSubscribe to the show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOAJ-oar5uDLFKlL1rs6CwQ

Send us a textThis week, we're getting a little leafy. In Week 2 of our 10-Week Recharge Challenge, we're focusing on feeding your cells from the inside out. No, you don't need to become a kale evangelist — but yes, your mitochondria are begging you for some help.As physicians, we've been trained to care for everyone else first. We run on caffeine, cortisol, and guilt, and we convince ourselves that “real” self-care can wait until the inbox is empty. But your body isn't a machine — it's an ecosystem. And if you've been running it on fumes, it's time to replenish the soil.In this episode, we'll talk about:

Is the “paranormal” real—or just a twisted version of the supernatural? In Week 4 of The Unseen Realm, Pastor Josh McPherson builds a simple, biblical grid to discern everything from zombies, vampires, witches, ghosts and UFOs to fortune telling and “haunted” spaces.Big IdeasGod / not God: Creator vs. created—no third category.One reality, two realms: Seen and unseen under God's rule.Only two sentient beings: Angels and humans (with fallen angels = demons).What God creates, Satan counterfeits: Zombies vs. resurrection, vampires vs. Christ's blood, witches vs. God's Word, “ghosts” vs. the Holy Spirit.Paranormal = demonic memes designed to deceive, distract, and detour you from Jesus.Key Questions AnsweredCan we talk to the dead? (Luke 16:19–31) Short answer: No.Can a house be haunted? (Luke 11:14–28) What to do if you suspect dark residue.What is fortune telling? (Acts 16:16–18) Why it's demonic parlor tricks, not prophecy.What should Christians do after a paranormal encounter?Discern the spirits (1 John 4:1–3)Declare Christ's victory (Col. 1:13; 2:15)Draw near to God (James 4:7–10)Scriptures 1 John 4:1–3; Luke 16:19–31; Luke 11:14–28; Acts 16:16–18; Colossians 1:13; Colossians 2:15; James 4:7–10; Genesis 3; Revelation 12For Parents & Leaders Pastor Josh discusses the “reject / receive / redeem” framework and why some practices (like Halloween's roots) may be poor candidates for “redemption.”Next StepsIf you're wrestling with fear, nightmares, or spiritual confusion: open God's Word, play some worship music, pray in Jesus' name, and invite a trusted believer to pray with you.Share this message with a friend who's captivated by the paranormal—but hungry for truth.Follow for the rest of The Unseen Realm and the upcoming Art of War (spiritual warfare) series.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

In Week 3 of our Here & Beyond series, Pastor Brandon unpacks Acts 1:6–7 and what it means to live a mission-shaped life. Jesus reminds His followers that the times and seasons belong to the Father—but our part is clear: to carry His mission wherever we go. This message challenges us to live with purpose, boldness, and an awareness that God placed us here on purpose and for a purpose.

In Week 7 of our Life of David series, Pastor Dustin Woodward brings a timely and challenging message titled “The Making of a Leader.” The call to follow Jesus is also the call to lead others toward Him. As Rick Warren said, “Every believer is a leader because every believer carries light in a dark world.” Through the story of David, we're reminded that leadership is not defined by position or power—it's shaped in the valleys, refined through surrender, and strengthened by trust in God. The Making of Great Leaders: Great leaders are formed in valleys. What you learn in the valley becomes what you lead with on the mountain. Pain doesn't always change your situation, but it should change your priorities. Great leaders value surrender over control. Humility is the strength of a secure leader. You can't hold onto control and claim to trust God at the same time. Great leaders come back stronger and wiser. Great leaders don't just recover—they rebuild. When you've been through the valley and trusted God, you come out with authority that can't be manufactured. David's journey reminds us that even when life falls apart, God is still forming something in us. Leadership in the kingdom begins not with status, but with surrender. Scripture References: 2 Samuel 13:36 | 2 Samuel 15:30 | 2 Samuel 19:14–15 Questions to Reflect On: What have I stopped pursuing because of fear, failure, or loss? Who do I need to forgive so I can move forward again? What would it look like to lead, serve, and dream again—but this time with humility, grace, and wisdom?

What does it really mean to live under the Kingdom of God—and not just believe in it? In Week 1 of our Kingdom Builders series, Pastor Jason Rollin challenges us to recognize that Jesus isn't just our Savior—He's our King. When we crown Him King over every area of our lives, including our finances, we experience the true goodness and unshakable peace of His Kingdom.Through powerful teaching, biblical truth, and honest stories, this message reveals that God's math doesn't always make sense—but it always works. Because in His Kingdom, generosity unlocks blessing, surrender brings freedom, and obedience leads to abundance.

In Week 5 of our Timeline message series, Pastor Dave Mudd dives deep into the destructive nature of pride and the vital importance of submission to God's will for every believer. Using the compelling and sobering story of King Hezekiah from 2 Kings 20, Pastor Dave shows us how even a great triumph can become a test that leads to spiritual downfall.Hezekiah received a miracle, yet chose to glorify himself instead of the One who healed him. Discover the hidden ways that pride can creep into your life, jeopardize your future, and impact your legacy long after you're gone. This message is a powerful call to trade the "mirror" of self-focus for the "window" of humility, giving God the credit for every blessing and aligning your plans with His perfect, unwavering will.In this message, you will learn:- The Difference Between Pride and Humility: Understand the biblical definition of pride as the inward belief that your way is better than God's.- The Generational Cost of Self-Glory: See how Hezekiah's pride created a painful generational sin for his descendants and why your choices today echo tomorrow.- How to Give God the Credit (Not Just Lip Service): Learn why success is always a test and how to genuinely point back to God's goodness in your moments of triumph.- The Posture of Surrender: Why surrendering control to God is not about His need to control you, but His desire to love and utilize you.- Four Practical Ways to Guard Your Heart: Actionable steps to resist pride and live in the strength of humility.

Holiness isn't about trying harder—it's about becoming like Jesus.In Week 6 of We Believe, Pastor Aaron Guthrie teaches on biblical holiness—not as behavior modification, but as a life transformed by the presence of God.We're made holy positionally by Christ (justified and set apart), but we're also being made holy practically by the Spirit (sanctified and being conformed to His image).In this message, discover:The difference between positional and behavioral holinessHow the Holy Spirit works to transform us from the inside outThe fruit of the Spirit vs. the desires of the fleshThe daily call to die to self and abide in Christ

Even when we drift off course, God never stops pursuing us.In Week 1 of our series, On the Run, we began with “The Wrong Direction”—a look at how fear, pride or stubbornness can pull us off course. Yet even in our disobedience, God's compassion and grace meet us right where we are. He invites us to turn back, trust His plans and follow the path He's already prepared.Missed the message? Catch up now!

Even when we drift off course, God never stops pursuing us.In Week 1 of our series, On the Run, we began with “The Wrong Direction”—a look at how fear, pride or stubbornness can pull us off course. Yet even in our disobedience, God's compassion and grace meet us right where we are. He invites us to turn back, trust His plans and follow the path He's already prepared.Missed the message? Catch up now!

Even when we drift off course, God never stops pursuing us.In Week 1 of our series, On the Run, we began with “The Wrong Direction”—a look at how fear, pride or stubbornness can pull us off course. Yet even in our disobedience, God's compassion and grace meet us right where we are. He invites us to turn back, trust His plans and follow the path He's already prepared.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In Week 10 of Florida Football Insiders, Jason Powers welcomes Tony Siracusa of Last Word on Sports for a deep dive into the chaos swirling through Florida's football programs. From Billy Napier's exit in Gainesville to Mike Norvell's uncertain future at Florida State, the coaching carousel is spinning fast. They also discuss Lane Kiffin's growing allure for LSU and Florida, Mario Cristobal's playoff push with Miami, and USF's costly mistakes in Memphis. Plus, Tony offers insights into Wake Forest's defensive resurgence and the ACC playoff picture.This episode is sponsored in part by TicketSmarter:Use promo code LWOS10 to receive $10 off purchases of $100 or moreUse promo code LWOS20 to receive $20 off purchases of $300 or moreThink smarter.  TicketSmarter

It's that time again — pickin' winners, calling upsets, and breaking down the matchups across the SEC! In Week 10, we're diving into the biggest games, boldest predictions, and which teams will rise or fall.

Today, we're heading back to the NFL to discuss a surprisingly serious injury – turf toe. In Week 2 of the 2025 NFL season, Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow was sacked and sustained left great toe injury.  This was ultimately diagnosed as a grade 3 turf toe injury requiring surgery.  Burrow was placed on injured reserved and elected to undergo surgical repair. While the surgery reportedly went well, timing for return is uncertain, though initial estimates are around 3 months. 

What does it truly mean to have a King? In Week 4 of our Timeline message series, Pastor Dave Mudd dives deep into the heart of the Davidic Covenant from 2 Samuel 7. This message, focused on the theme of Allegiance and Kingship, challenges us to ask: Is Jesus merely your Savior, or is He the Lord and King of your life?Discover how King David's glorious but broken story ultimately points to the true and better King, Jesus. Learn how we are called to fully detach our worldly allegiance and experience the restoration that comes from having Jesus on the Eternal Throne of our lives. Find out how you can commit to Christian Service by reflecting His grace as you live as a "temporary resident" in this world.Key Takeaways to Help You Live for the King:- Understand the Davidic Covenant: Trace the gospel from creation to David, recognizing the eternal promise God made to restore humanity through one of David's descendants (Jesus).- Determine Your Allegiance: Examine your heart and actions to ensure your ultimate loyalty is to Jesus, not to worldly desires, goods, or lies, and learn to live as a "foreigner" on mission.- Embrace Your Need for Grace: Understand that David's failures demonstrate that human perfection cannot fulfill God's promises; your brokenness points you back to your need for the true King's grace.- Reflect the True King Through Service: Discover your role as a "shepherd in your generation"—to lead, serve, and worship with a humble heart, reflecting the King's character in your daily life and in unity with the church.- Move Beyond 'Savior' to 'King': Stop settling for Jesus as only "fire insurance," and invite Him to be the Lord and King over your entire mental, emotional, and relational existence, transforming you completely.

In Week 4 of Becoming a Redemptive Resistance, we look at how Jesus embodied both grace and truth in full, never one without the other. Through John 1:14 and Daniel 1, we're challenged to hold firm to conviction with compassion, courage without cruelty, and to trust that the battle's already been won.

In Week 3 of our Unseen Realm series, Pastor Josh McPherson tackles demonology—not to stir fear, but to build faith. He exposes two errors (denying demons or obsessing over them), outlines what Scripture says about their limits, and shows how they harass, deceive, and accuse—yet remain decisively defeated by Jesus. The call is simple: submit to God, resist the devil, pursue holiness, and rejoice not merely that demons submit to Christ's name, but that your name can be written in heaven.Support the showThanks for listening! Go to www.StrongerManNation.com for more resources.

In Week 9 of our dissection of 1 Timothy, we continue through Chapter 2 which addresses the women of the church especially and, as always, gets deep into the context of the meaning behind the words we're reading.

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: When we follow Jesus, we don't have to stay stuck—He leads us into something new.In Week 4 of our series, Stuck, we explored what it looks like to become unstuck and on mission. With Jesus as our guide, the adventure of a lifetime awaits. We're free to explore, take new trails and trust that He's got us covered every step of the way.Missed the message? Catch up now!

This weekend's message reminded us of an important truth: When we follow Jesus, we don't have to stay stuck—He leads us into something new.In Week 4 of our series, Stuck, we explored what it looks like to become unstuck and on mission. With Jesus as our guide, the adventure of a lifetime awaits. We're free to explore, take new trails and trust that He's got us covered every step of the way.Missed the message? Catch up now!

In Week 4 of The Prepare Series, Pastor Ike Miller reminds us that the Lord Himself provides the foundation for all we build. Looking at Solomon's construction of the Temple on Mount Moriah, we're invited to see that what we're preparing is not ultimately about us—but about Jesus, our true and unshakable foundation.

In Week 3 of XXV, we learn that uncommon hospitality requires uncommon love. A good reminder that challenges us to see people the way Jesus sees people.