Podcasts about pastor brandon

What if the deepest satisfaction you're craving is already within reach? David, the shepherd-king, reveals how God provides like a faithful shepherd—meeting our everyday needs through contentment, our emergency needs through His presence in dark valleys, and our eternal needs through belonging to Him forever. Pastor Brandon shares how sheep become "cast" on their backs, helpless without rescue, just like we need God's gentle correction and guidance when we drift from still waters into life's chaos. Whether you're spiritually comfortable or feeling lost, this message reminds you that you belong to the Good Shepherd who bought, marked, and named you His beloved. Don't miss this soul-stirring reminder of God's relentless pursuit—watch now and rediscover what it means to truly belong! Brandon Bachtel www.stonepointchurch.com

There is a God, and everything begins with Him. In Genesis 1:1, Scripture opens with the powerful truth that God is the Creator of the heavens and the earth. In There Is A God, Pastor Brandon Hill delivers a faith-building message that reminds us our lives are not random, our purpose is not accidental, and our world is held together by the God who spoke creation into existence. This message will challenge you to trust the Creator, anchor your faith in His truth, and live with confidence knowing that God is real, present, and still working.

This week Pastor Brandon kicks off our series, “Summer in the Psalms”. We will be looking at the songs of ascent, this week we start with Psalm 120.Support the show

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What do you value most in life? In this episode, we dive into Philippians 3:1–11 and explore Paul's powerful testimony about the surpassing worth of knowing Jesus Christ. Despite his impressive religious background and accomplishments, Paul counted it all as loss compared to a relationship with Christ. Join us as we discuss the difference between faith and works, the danger of placing confidence in our own efforts, and what it means to truly rejoice in the Lord through every season of life. This message will challenge you to evaluate your priorities and discover the life-changing value of knowing Jesus above all else.

This Sunday we continue the story of Samson and examine the events that led to one of the most devastating moments of his life. Through this powerful passage, we'll explore how seemingly small decisions can shape our future and why staying close to God matters more than we often realize.

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What if the hardest season of your life is actually God's invitation to discover His goodness in ways you never imagined? Pastor Brandon reveals how Elihu, a fiery young man in Job's story, dismantles the dangerous "karma gospel"—the lie that good things happen to good people and bad things to bad people. Through Elihu's bold wisdom, we learn that God remains infinitely good even when life feels devastatingly unfair, and that our response to suffering reveals whether we'll become bitter or better. Don't miss this powerful message that could transform how you navigate life's storms—watch now and discover the unshakeable foundation that keeps you standing when everything falls apart! Brandon Bachtel www.stonepointchurch.com

In today's culture, we can look for rest in all the wrong places. God wants us to have rest, peace and joy - and it's only found in His presence. In this off topic message, Pastor Brandon talks about tackling the mindsets, beliefs, and actions that can keep you from true refreshment, and how we can turn them around today. If you'd like to learn more about our church or how you can be involved, you can do so at www.thisishilltop.church

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Life moves faster than we realize. One day you blink, and years have passed. So what are we doing with the time God has given us?In this message, Pastor Brandon continues our Chasing Purpose series by looking at Solomon's final reflections in Ecclesiastes. After a life filled with wealth, influence, success, and regret, Solomon gives wisdom for how to live a life that actually matters.Through stories from the Dominican Republic, the Light Bearers Project, a powerful memorial service, and reflections on legacy, Pastor Brandon reminds us of three important truths: invest in the future, enjoy the season you are in, and keep God at the center of everything.If you want your life to leave a lasting impact, this message will encourage you to live with purpose, perspective, and eternity in mind.0:00 – YouTube Welcome from Pastor Brandon0:22 – Memorial Day Weekend Welcome0:44 – Opening Prayer1:11 – Pastor Brandon's Recent Trip Recap1:23 – Dominican Republic Trip + Solar Electricity Project1:46 – Country Music Awards + Travel Week2:10 – Brett Allen's Memorial2:54 – Ecclesiastes as Solomon's Final Speech3:21 – Dominican Republic Photos + Magdalena4:02 – Confronted by Poverty and Injustice4:34 – Why Missions Change Your Perspective4:56 – The Need for Electricity5:18 – Committing to Solar Power5:43 – The Three-Year Process6:10 – Out of Sight, Out of Mind6:54 – Returning to the Dominican Republic7:12 – Interviewing the Pastor7:41 – Why Electricity Matters8:07 – How Electricity Serves the Community8:32 – Praying and Fasting for Venture9:01 – Impact for the Next Two Decades9:11 – Home Visit Story9:47 – A Widow's Story in the Dominican Republic10:20 – How Electricity Helps Her Family10:38 – Compassion Sponsorship Story11:04 – Serving Hot Dogs to the Kids11:23 – Kids Saving Food for Their Parents12:08 – Food Storage and Electricity12:46 – The Weight of Her Story13:15 – Invitation to Give Toward the Project13:51 – Reflecting on Life and Legacy14:23 – Life Is Short14:58 – Solomon's Advice to the Next Generation15:27 – Ecclesiastes 9:1116:19 – Time and Chance Happen to Everyone17:11 – No One Knows Their Hour18:02 – Remembering Brett Allen18:51 – Life Can Be Gone Quickly19:25 – Country Music Awards Reflection20:22 – What Would Your Final Speech Say?20:53 – Three Things Solomon Tells Us to Do21:29 – Invest in the Future22:01 – Decisions Today Affect Tomorrow22:29 – Do Not Wait for Perfect Conditions22:58 – Sow Seeds for the Future23:49 – Brett Allen's Final Words24:56 – “Stay Here. Keep Working.”25:59 – The Value of Long-Term Friendship26:41 – Investing Early in Life27:36 – Investing in Apple Stock29:06 – Investing Your Life, Not Just Finances29:27 – Planting Venture Church29:59 – Airplane Conversation After the CMA Awards31:25 – The Impact of Venture in the Community32:10 – Why Investing in Kids Ministry Matters32:36 – Enjoy the Season You Are In33:07 – Remember God in Every Season33:49 – Advice for Your 20s34:45 – Enjoying the Empty Nest Season36:11 – Have Fun, But Remember God36:39 – Remember Your Creator37:37 – Life Has Meaning When God Is the Center38:09 – Solomon's Final Conclusion38:51 – Fear God and Keep His Commandments39:03 – Response Moment39:50 – Living with God at the Center40:42 – Commissioning Prayer41:30 – Leaving a Legacy42:17 – Closing Prayer43:51 – YouTube Outro

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This Sunday we'll walk through one of the most raw and tension filled moments in Samson's life and see how God continues to work even in seasons of failure, weakness, and brokenness.

When the people of God pray together, the atmosphere changes. In Acts 4:29–31, the early church lifts one unified prayer, and the place where they were gathered is shaken as they are all filled with the Holy Spirit. In Corporate Filling, Pastor Brandon Hill teaches the power of unified prayer, bold faith, and a Spirit-filled church moving together in purpose. This message will challenge you to believe that when the body comes together in prayer, God releases fresh power, boldness, and transformation.

We believe the next move of God will come from churches who operate in both Word and Spirit. Grounded in the truth of the Word of God, and with a love of God's presence and belief in miracles and gifts. This Pentecost Sunday, join us as we celebrate the birth of the Church and discuss how God still uses the gifts of the Holy Spirit today. In the fifth sermon of this series, Pastor Brandon shares what those gifts are and how they empower us to be God's witnesses.

In this episode, Pastor Brandon tackles a tough question about temptation and what we can do to truly find freedom.

We wrap up our Filling Empty series today, remembering our foundational concept one more time: when feeling empty, know that God is the only one who truly fills us. Remembering that God is the one who truly fills helps us to have futures that are filled by Him. We can trust all of our days to the God of yesterday, today, and forever! Pastor Brandon enlightens us to see the couple of ways we often misuse "tomorrow", and the unnecessary pain that it causes. First, we often pull tomorrow's challenges into today, complicating today's challenges. Second, we push today's challenges into tomorrow, complicating tomorrow's challenges. Through looking at the scriptures and God's warning to focus on today and not to worry about tomorrow, we are lead to ultimately see that trusting God with our future fills us with peace today. - Key verses // Matthew 5:6, 6:34. - For Sermon Notes, the Connect Card, and our other online resources: https://linktr.ee/Celebrationchurchlive

Some breakthroughs require deeper surrender. In Mark 9:28, the disciples asked Jesus why they could not cast out what they were facing, revealing that certain victories require a greater level of prayer, fasting, and spiritual authority. In The Power Of Fasting & Prayer, Pastor Brandon Hill teaches how fasting quiets the flesh, sharpens spiritual focus, and positions us to experience God's power in a greater way. This powerful message will challenge you to seek God deeper, strengthen your faith, and believe for breakthrough through prayer and consecration.

Why doesn't God answer the prayer you have been praying the longest? The one for the marriage that fell apart anyway. The one for the loved one who still died. The one for the addiction you keep falling back into. If unanswered prayer has shaken your faith, you are not alone, and this sermon was made for you.In this message, Pastor Brandon walks through Luke 18:1 through 8, where Jesus tells a strange and surprisingly hopeful little story about a powerless widow, a heartless judge, and the kind of prayer that simply does not give up. Jesus actually tells Luke ahead of time why he is telling this parable. Verse 1 says it plainly. So that we should always pray and not give up. That is the whole point.Pastor Brandon is honest about something most pulpits quietly avoid. Unanswered prayer is one of the most common reasons people walk away from their faith. He is not talking about small prayers for a parking spot or a suit that fits. He is talking about the prayers that come out of desperation. The ones whispered through tears at 2 AM. The ones that get a deafening silence in return.The widow in the parable is helpless, voiceless, with no one in the world to fight for her. She is the picture of someone who has nothing left but a plea. The judge has all the power but no heart. He does not care about God or the woman. Eventually he gives her justice just to get her off his back. Then Jesus flips the whole thing. He says, if even that judge eventually came through, how much more will the just, loving, compassionate Father bring justice for his chosen ones who cry out to him day and night.Pastor Brandon also walks through the story of Joseph from Genesis, a 17 year ordeal of pits, slavery, false accusations, and dungeons. At every step, Joseph almost certainly prayed for one thing, to get back to his family. God answered, but in a way Joseph could never have scripted. The prayers were never ignored. They were folded into a bigger plan. In the end Joseph could look his brothers in the eye and say, you intended this for evil, but God intended it for good (Genesis 50:20).One of the most arresting lines in the message is this. God will always answer your prayer. Every prayer. But it is going to feel unanswered. Because God's timing is not Amazon Prime. He does not give a delivery date. He guarantees a delivery. And when you finally see what he was doing in the silence, you will realize his hand was in it all along.The whole teaching lands at the cross and the empty tomb. The greatest injustice in human history did not get the final word. God rolled the stone away. And because Jesus rose, you can trust that whatever pit you are sitting in, whatever prayer feels frozen, God is still moving. He is moving every chapter toward the day when he makes all things right.

Pastor Brandon explores the Holy Spirit's role in empowering believers through spiritual gifts, emphasizing love as the foundation for effective service and community unity. He encourages believers to step out in love and faith, trusting the Holy Spirit to work through them for the greater good.

Pastor Brandon closed out the story of Gideon with a powerful reminder: Sometimes the biggest battle we face isn't around us, it's within us. Fear. Pride. Doubt. Insecurity. Temptation. The inner battles we fight can become the very thing keeping us from fully trusting God. But God didn't call Gideon because he was fearless. He called him because He was faithful. And the same is true for us.

Aloha and welcome to The Mission North Shore's podcast! Join us as we explore Mark 1:9-13. Pastor Brandon takes us on a journey from the mountaintop to the valley, revealing a profound spiritual truth: our identity in Christ always precedes our testing.

Pastor Brandon May 17th 2026

At Redeemer, we take seriously Jesus' call to "Go and make disciples of all nations baptizing them in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you." Apprenticeship to Jesus is not a one time decision, but a lifelong journey of following Jesus as our master-teacher. Since the goal of the Christian life is maturity in Jesus, apprenticeship must be deep and holistic, transforming the spiritual, physical, emotional, social, and vocational parts of men and women. Apprenticeship to Jesus is learning to practice the way of Jesus in our homes, relationships, neighborhoods, and jobs. We believe Christlikeness is cultivated as we implement spiritual practices, live in community with other believers, and submit to the Word and the Spirit. We agree with Dallas Willard who said, "that the gospel is opposed to earning, not effort." As we move towards cultivating a life of loving God and people, we trust Christ will mature us into his likeness. https://redeemerwichita.church/

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For your convenience and listening pleasure, the first hour is just a church member and his pastor shooting the breeze about Evangelicalism, especially in North America and the West. The second hour, we get down to the nitty gritty of the Nicene Creed and Sola Scriptura. Do they fit like a hand and glove or are they like oil and water? Can Biblicists believe in the usefulness of creeds? Do creeds necessarily supplant the Scriptures? Gird your loins and enjoy a little Theology to Drive By 2026! Catch up on past episodes! https://share.transistor.fm/s/ab5abfe9https://share.transistor.fm/s/89564a04https://share.transistor.fm/s/121360cchttps://share.transistor.fm/s/b3c10d7b

What if the rubble of your life isn't the end of God's story but the beginning of something greater? When Israel returned from 70 years of exile to find Jerusalem in ruins, they experienced mixed emotions—some wept remembering former glory while others rejoiced at their freedom. Pastor Brandon reveals how humble beginnings teach us to remember God's faithfulness and never forget the God who rescued us. Whether you're mourning what was or excited for what's ahead, God meets you exactly where you are and builds something beautiful from the broken pieces. Don't miss this powerful reminder that your current struggles might be the foundation for unprecedented glory! Brandon Bachtel www.stonepointchurch.com

This week Pastor Brandon continues our series, "Worth Fighting For". As we celebrate Mother's Day we look at the importance of leaving a legacy of faith for the next generation.Support the show

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Why can't you stop worrying, even when you know it is not helping? Why does your mind keep spinning at 2 AM about things you cannot control? If you have ever wondered whether something deeper is going on underneath your anxiety, this message will name it.In this sermon, Pastor Brandon opens up Matthew 6:25 through 34, where Jesus addresses some of the most worried people on the planet. And he does not address it the way our culture does. He does not just tell them to think positive or take a few deep breaths. He does something stranger and more powerful. He kneels down in a field, picks a flower, and points to a flock of birds in the sky.Pastor Brandon walks through three layers of worry that Jesus speaks to in this one conversation. The intellectual layer, where worry is exposed as ineffective and a waste of time. The spiritual layer, where worry reveals a quiet theology of fear, a hidden belief that God might not really be in control or might not really care. And the emotional layer, where Jesus does not roll his eyes at the swirl of anxiety inside us. He meets it. He calms it. He shepherds his worried people the way no one else can.What makes this teaching land so deeply is one phrase Jesus uses that almost slips past us. He does not say a Father in heaven. He does not even say the Father. He says your heavenly Father. Pastor Brandon unpacks why that one little word changes everything. The God of the universe is not distant, cold, or indifferent. He is a Father. Your Father. He is near, he sees you, and he already knows what you need. The biggest problem with worry is not that it is annoying or unproductive. It is that, somewhere in our chest, it slowly crowds out our memory of who God actually is.The sermon also gets honest about a connection many of us have never noticed before. Worry can be the on ramp to sin. The more you worry about money, the easier it becomes to justify greed. The more you worry about your kids, the easier it becomes to drift into control. The more you worry about your reputation, the easier it becomes to bend the truth. Pastor Brandon names that pattern in a way that most of us will quietly recognize the moment we hear it.The good news at the heart of the message is that worry has met its match in Jesus Christ. Through his life, death, and resurrection, the broken relationship between you and the Father has been made whole. You are not a spiritual orphan trying to manage the universe alone. You have a Father who clothes the grass and feeds the birds and counts you immeasurably more valuable than either.If you have been quietly carrying more than you know how to carry, if your mind has been louder than your peace for a long time, this message is for you. There is real rest available, and it comes from a Savior who already knows everything that has been keeping you up at night.

On Mother's Day, Pastor Brandon shared a powerful message titled “Fight to Live in the Favor of God.” We don't drift into God's favor, we fight for it. Not by striving in our own strength, but by choosing obedience, humility, and faith in every season of life. Favor isn't just something we receive, it's a life we protect and walk in daily.

Over the past generation, we've seen a renewed focus on family. The era of latchkey kids has given way to a cultural shift that's both encouraging and worth examining. After all, when a pendulum swings, it can swing too far. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon concludes our Faith at Home series by exploring the fine line between prioritizing family and unintentionally worshipping it.

Pastor Brandon explores the transformative power of the Holy Spirit in our lives, emphasizing how He creates, empowers, and recreates us. It encourages believers to seek God's presence through abiding in the Spirit, especially during challenging times, to become more like Jesus.

In this powerful teaching, Pastor Brandon Holthaus explores the biblical meaning behind the “yoke in youth” from Lamentations 3:27 and the “strong forehead” imagery found in Ezekiel 3. Through deep Hebraic insight and practical application, this message examines the importance of discipline, submission to authority, endurance through hardship, and the formation of godly character early in life.  Pastor Brandon explains how modern culture's rejection of discipline and responsibility has created a generation lacking internal structure, resilience, and spiritual strength. He also dives into the spiritual battle believers face in today's hostile culture and why Christians must develop unwavering conviction, courage, and a strong spiritual resolve like the prophet Ezekiel. This teaching addresses: • The biblical purpose of discipline and hardship • Why burdens and responsibility create meaning and maturity • The dangers of entitlement and rebellion against authority • Internal discipline vs external control • Rejection, identity, and spiritual boldness • Why believers must stand firm in truth despite opposition • The spiritual significance of the “strong forehead” in Scripture • How God strengthens His servants in hostile environments “Behold, I have made your face strong against their faces, and your forehead strong against their foreheads.” Ezekiel 3:8 #BibleStudy #BrandonHolthaus #RockHarborChurch #BibleTeaching #Hebraisms #Ezekiel #Lamentations #ChristianLiving #BiblicalTruth #SpiritualGrowth #Endurance #Discipline #Authority #Faithfulness #ChristianCharacter #BibleProphecy #StrongForehead #ChristianWorldview #TruthMatters #SpiritualWarfare

In this powerful teaching, Pastor Brandon Holthaus explores the biblical meaning behind the "yoke in youth" from Lamentations 3:27 and the "strong forehead" imagery found in Ezekiel 3. Through deep Hebraic insight and practical application, this message examines the importance of discipline, submission to authority, endurance through hardship, and the formation of godly character early in life. Pastor Brandon explains how modern culture's rejection of discipline and responsibility has created a generation lacking internal structure, resilience, and spiritual strength. He also dives into the spiritual battle believers face in today's hostile culture and why Christians must develop unwavering conviction, courage, and a strong spiritual resolve like the prophet Ezekiel. This teaching addresses: • The biblical purpose of discipline and hardship • Why burdens and responsibility create meaning and maturity • The dangers of entitlement and rebellion against authority • Internal discipline vs external control • Rejection, identity, and spiritual boldness • Why believers must stand firm in truth despite opposition • The spiritual significance of the "strong forehead" in Scripture • How God strengthens His servants in hostile environments "Behold, I have made your face strong against their faces, and your forehead strong against their foreheads." Ezekiel 3:8 #BibleStudy #BrandonHolthaus #RockHarborChurch #BibleTeaching #Hebraisms #Ezekiel #Lamentations #ChristianLiving #BiblicalTruth #SpiritualGrowth #Endurance #Discipline #Authority #Faithfulness #ChristianCharacter #BibleProphecy #StrongForehead #ChristianWorldview #TruthMatters #SpiritualWarfare

We all have things we worry about. Finances, the future, family, work, health, and the unknown can easily take over our hearts and minds. In this message, Pastor Connor wraps up our Stressed series by looking at Jesus' words in Matthew 6. Jesus doesn't just encourage us not to worry, He commands us to seek first the Kingdom of God and trust Him with the outcomes of our lives. Worry can be a sign of a divided heart, pulling our attention away from Jesus and toward the things we are trying to control. But when we surrender our worries to God, we find the peace that only He can give. If you have been carrying worry, stress, or fear about what is ahead, this message is for you. 0:00 – YouTube Welcome from Pastor Brandon 0:28 – Welcome + Revival Night Invite 1:01 – Meet Pastor Connor 1:32 – Wrapping Up the Stressed Series 1:52 – Matthew 6:25 to 34 3:01 – Jesus Says Do Not Worry 3:27 – Look at the Birds of the Air 4:14 – Consider the Flowers of the Field 5:11 – Seek First the Kingdom 5:39 – Opening Prayer 6:01 – Pastor Connor's Family + Personal Story 8:36 – Why There Is So Much to Worry About 10:20 – The Promise of Peace 11:45 – Why We Still Feel Worried 12:24 – God Wants Peace for Every Day 12:41 – What Does the Bible Say About Worry? 13:25 – Your Life Is Bigger Than Your Worries 14:13 – Running After Things vs. Running After Jesus 15:12 – Do Not Worry About Tomorrow 15:38 – Why “Just Don't Worry” Is Not Enough 17:47 – Worry Is a Serious Command from Jesus 18:33 – You Cannot Serve Two Masters 20:41 – Worry Is a Sign of a Divided Heart 21:25 – Worry Is Like a Check Engine Light 21:51 – Worry Can Become Distrust 22:32 – What Has Your Attention Determines Your Direction 23:34 – What Do We Do With Worry? 24:21 – Surrender Your Worry to God 25:17 – Peace in Difficulty 25:39 – Take Every Thought Captive 26:20 – Peace Comes When We Surrender 27:02 – Bringing Desires to God vs. Surrendering Them 28:26 – Trusting God With the Outcomes 28:59 – Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego 30:40 – “Even If He Doesn't” Faith 32:04 – Is Christ Enough for You? 33:18 – Prayer Moment 33:41 – Laying Worry at the Feet of Jesus 34:43 – Prayer for Financial Worry 35:24 – Closing YouTube Outro

One decision. One sin. 70,000 lives affected. This message unpacks the weight of sin, the ripple effect it creates, and why we must take it seriously.

Why does carrying a secret you cannot tell anyone feel like it is slowly draining the life out of you? If you have ever hidden something so long that it started to show up in your sleep, your patience, your relationships, even your body, this message names exactly what is happening to you and offers a way out.In this sermon, Pastor Brandon opens up Psalm 32, one of the most personal and disarming chapters in the entire Bible. It was written by King David after he covered up one of the worst things he ever did for an entire year. And what David describes is not just a spiritual problem. It is a whole person problem. He writes, when I kept silent, my bones wasted away. My strength was sapped as in the heat of summer. Hidden sin does not stay hidden. It turns inward and starts to corrode.Drawing from Psalm 32, Proverbs 28:13, 1 John 1:9, and Isaiah 53, our pastor walks through what David finally learned the hard way. You cannot flourish without forgiveness. And you will not find forgiveness without confession. Real confession is not explaining yourself, defending yourself, or softening what you did. It is simply agreeing with God about it. No spin. No editing. No vague language. Just the truth. And on the other side of that truth is the blessing David promises in verse one, the deep contentment of being fully known and fully forgiven at the same time.Along the way, our pastor shares his own story of being a 22 year old petty officer in the Navy, deployed in the Gulf, trying for six months to be a better man on his own willpower and watching the weight of it slowly crush him. He talks about the night he finally collapsed in his ship's workshop at 11 PM and surrendered everything to Jesus. He shares the wisdom of a former district superintendent who used to pray, Lord, let the littlest sin bug me in the biggest way. And he reminds us that the heavy hand of God on our hearts when we are hiding is not cruelty. It is mercy. It is a Father who loves us too much to let our sin live in us comfortably.The good news at the very heart of this teaching is that God can cover your sin because he uncovered his Son. Drawing from the suffering servant prophecy in Isaiah 53, our pastor explains why confession actually works. Your sin is not ignored. It is paid for. It is not tolerated. It is transferred. The cross is not God shrugging at your secret. It is God taking it seriously enough to bear it himself, so that you can finally stop carrying what was never meant to live inside you.If you are exhausted from holding something in, if your body is starting to feel the weight of what your soul has been pretending, if you have ever wondered whether confession actually sets you free, this message is for you. There is real freedom available, and it comes from a Savior who already knows everything and loves you anyway.

Gideon week 2 with Pastor Brandon dives into something every person faces: fear. Looking at Gideon's story, this message reminds us that even when fear feels loud, God is still trustworthy. If you've ever felt unsure, overwhelmed, or like you're not enough, this message will encourage you to move forward anyway and trust that God is with you every step of the way.

In his amazing sermon, Pastor Brandon unpacks the story of David's perfect chance for revenge against King Saul. Instead of building a "spite house," David chose three powerful practices that saved his future: slowing down, speaking life, and letting go.

Pastor Brandon's message explains that the great “mystery” revealed in Ephesians 3 is that, through Jesus, Gentiles are now united with Israel as one family in Christ, saved by grace as full heirs and not second‑class outsiders. Because of this, believers are called to live in freedom and confidence—defined not by their circumstances but by their identity and mission in Christ, trusting God's timing and receiving His grace instead of trying to earn it.

This week Pastor Brandon continues our series, "Worth Fighting For". Pastor Brandon focuses this week on fighting for unity within our homes.Support the show