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Special Guest: Pastor Joe Champion

It's Not Over

—Sermon text:Proverbs 4:23

The day after Valentine's Day, Pastor Joe discusses how Jesus models love and how we can apply that to our interpersonal relationships. New messages every Sunday! Support this ministry, go to ficfreno.com/give for details!

Pastor Joe shared from Genesis 4:1-12 on the danger of how sin can destroy us and how love can overcome. 

Sloth found in the busyness of life? Pastor Joe shows how sloth is something we've all dealt with, and probably in ways you wouldn't expect.

Most believers are exhausting themselves trying to do everything for God — but rest isn't a reward for obedience, it's a vital part of living it. Pastor Joe Moss reveals how embracing biblical rest transforms stress into peace, burnout into joy, and striving into trusting God completely.In this eye-opening episode, discover why rest is more than just sleep or leisure; it's a spiritual discipline rooted in trust. Pastor Joe shares practical insights from scripture showing physical rest and soul rest are essential for wise decisions, clarity, and sustained obedience. You'll learn how resting is actually an act of faith — stepping back from control to fully surrender to God's timing and promises.We break down:Why God commands rest, not suggests it, and how ignoring it damages your spiritual healthThe difference between physical rest and soul rest, and how both are crucial for a balanced lifeHow fear and insecurity hide behind busyness, and how trusting God frees you from these burdensThe powerful meaning of entering into God's rest, living without anxiety, and obeying joyfullyPractical ways to incorporate rest into daily habits, not just once a weekWithout this understanding, you risk living exhausted, distracted, and disconnected from God's best. But with every step toward trusting Him deeper, you unlock a life of peace that radiates outward into every area — relationships, leadership, faith, and purpose.Whether you're a busy entrepreneur, a leader, or a believer feeling overwhelmed, this episode will challenge you to shift from striving to trusting. Rest isn't weak — it's the strongest act of obedience you can do. Ready to live the rest of your life in divine peace? Tune in now and start living in His perfect rest.Pastor Joe Moss II is a pastor and spiritual mentor known for helping believers live out their faith with clarity and confidence in real life.Help support and partner with us cashapp $JoemossiiThanks and God Bless

Following the King by Pastor Joe Turman.Recorded February 15, 2026.

It Can't Go With You by Pastor Joe Lee by Zion Church

Pastor Joe's Sunday morning sermon entitled, “Salvation for All, Part 1”. This sermon covers Acts 10:1-16.To learn more about CCPV, visit us on our…Website: www.ccpomonavalley.comInstagram: @calvarychapelpomonavalleyFacebook: @ccpomonavalleyYouTube: @CalvaryChapelPomonaValleyFind us on the Church Center App!

This week, Pastor Joe concludes our series on Transformation turning to Transformed Conditions. After Jesus shares the Beatitudes, he continues by declaring the gathered to be the salt and light. How might we live into that identity so that our very presence can disrupt the world's systems built on fear and dehumanization?Please note: Due to technical difficulties, Pastor Joe's usual greeting is not included in this episode. The episode picks up from this week's scripture reading.

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Faith in the Wild explores what it really means to reach everyone with the gospel—no matter the cost. Walking through Acts 16–17, this message shows how Paul followed the Holy Spirit's leading, adapted for the sake of others, and trusted God to open hearts. From riversides to prisons, we see that our role is to share, God's role is to transform—and even in the darkest moments, faith releases God's power.

This week, Pastor Dan and Pastor Joe discuss football.... surprised? They also talk about the importance of living generously every day, and delve deeper into this week's sermon, "Greed."To watch this week's sermon, check it out on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/cometoconnect or head over to cometoconnect.com/most-recent-sermon

Is anyone beyond the reach of God's grace? Pastor Joe explores Romans 11:1-32 to show how God pursues unbelievers and what that means for those who follow Him.

Pastor Joe continues our series in the book of Acts in Chapter 11:1-18.

Pastor Joe Rigney was targeted in a hit piece about Christian empathy from Hillary Clinton. He joins Mike Slater to respond. This is part two of a two part episode on weaponized empathy that aired on The First TV. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pastor Joe Rigney was targeted in a hit piece about Christian empathy from Hillary Clinton. He joins Mike Slater to respond. This is part two of a two part episode on weaponized empathy that aired on The First TV. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

—Sermon text:Luke 11:5–13

This Sunday, Pastor Joe preaches on how to navigate our current political climate through the Word of God. New messages every Sunday! Support this ministry, go to ficfreno.com/give for details!

Most people start their spiritual and personal growth with high motivation but quickly lose momentum. What if the key to lasting transformation isn't more effort, but better systems? Pastor Joe Moss reveals how structured rhythms—like prayer, rest, and discipline—are the real secret to sustain obedience when motivation fades.In this powerful episode, you'll discover why motivation is like a spark that burns out without a system to keep the fire alive. Pastor Joe shares eye-opening stories, including how a broken furnace taught him that seemingly minor breakdowns can be life-saving if you have the right structure. He breaks down the biblical principles in Luke, Proverbs, Corinthians, and Matthew to show how Jesus modeled disciplined rhythms that empowered His ministry—and how we can do the same.You'll learn practical tactics for building automatic obedience into your daily routine: setting specific times for prayer, exercise, and scripture, so you don't have to debate whether you feel like doing it. Get ready to move beyond fleeting feelings and embrace systems that protect your obedience, even when life gets tough. The stakes are high: without structure, small cracks can silently leak life, peace, and power—until burnout and frustration set in.Perfect for anyone tired of starting strong and falling off, this episode is a blueprint for sustainability in faith and life. Whether you're a believer or just seeking lasting change, Pastor Joe's insights will empower you to build rhythms that outlast motivation and safeguard your spiritual health.Remember: motivation starts change, but systems sustain it. Are you ready to develop your spiritual furnace that keeps your fire burning through every storm? Hit play and start transforming your routines today—because obedience isn't about feelings; it's about deliberate, structured action.

Pastor Joe continues our series by not so much telling a story about Jesus, but by teaching us that we need to go the extra mile for everyone because it's something Jesus taught us to do.

Pastor Joe's Sunday morning sermon entitled, “A Broken World and the Goodness of God”. This sermon covers Acts 9:32-43.To learn more about CCPV, visit us on our…Website: www.ccpomonavalley.comInstagram: @calvarychapelpomonavalleyFacebook: @ccpomonavalleyYouTube: @CalvaryChapelPomonaValleyFind us on the Church Center App!

This sermon explores the biblical principles of giving as presented in 2 Corinthians chapters 8 and 9, emphasizing that Christian giving is not governed by Old Testament law but by grace. Pastor Joe Fant addresses common misconceptions about tithing and presents giving as a spiritual discipline and act of worship rather than a legal obligation. The message challenges believers to view their financial stewardship as an expression of gratitude for God's grace, demonstrating that where our treasure is, our heart will be also. The sermon emphasizes that God cares more about the heart attitude behind giving than the amount given, and that generous giving produces a harvest of righteousness in the believer's life. Throughout, Pastor Joe maintains that giving should be voluntary, eager, cheerful, sacrificial, and expectant—reflecting the grace that believers have received through Christ. Key Points: Giving is Voluntary, Not Compulsory: New Testament giving is an act of grace, not a legal requirement. Believers should give willingly from the heart, not out of obligation or coercion. The Tithe as Principle, Not Law: While the 10% tithe was part of Old Testament law, it continues to serve as a helpful pattern and starting point for New Testament believers, though not as a binding legal requirement. Giving Should Be Eager and Contagious: Enthusiastic giving in one believer or church can inspire others to greater generosity, creating a ripple effect of grace-filled service. Cheerful Giving Delights God: God loves a cheerful giver (2 Corinthians 9:7). Giving should flow from joy and gratitude, not reluctance or guilt. Sacrificial Giving in the Midst of Poverty: The Macedonian churches gave generously despite extreme poverty and persecution, demonstrating that faithful giving isn't dependent on perfect circumstances. Give Expectantly, Not to Get: While God promises to bless generous givers, the primary harvest is righteousness and spiritual growth, not necessarily financial return. The prosperity gospel's "give to get" mentality distorts biblical teaching. Where Your Treasure Is, Your Heart Will Be: Investing financially in God's kingdom work naturally directs our hearts toward heavenly priorities and loosens our grip on earthly possessions. Give According to Your Means: God expects us to give proportionally to what we have, which is both a comfort to those with less and a challenge to those with more. Primary Giving Should Be Through the Local Church: The local church provides accountability and oversight for how funds are used for gospel purposes. Do Your Giving While You're Living: Rather than waiting for inheritance or death, believers should give generously now to see the fruit of their giving and know where it's going. Scripture Reference: Primary Text: 2 Corinthians 8:1-9:15 (entire passage read from New Living Translation) Supporting Passages: Matthew 6:19-21 (treasures in heaven) 1 Thessalonians 1:3-6 (Macedonian believers' affliction) Genesis 14 (Abraham and Melchizedek) Genesis 28 (Jacob's promise) Matthew 23 and Luke 11 (Jesus on tithing) Galatians 3 and Romans 7 (freedom from the law)

When the church commits to the Great Commission, opposition is inevitable—but backing down is optional. In Acts 11–15, we see an unstoppable movement fueled by prayer, obedience, and the power of the Holy Spirit. As persecution rises, God shifts the center of the church from Jerusalem to Antioch, launching a diverse, mission-focused community that takes the gospel to the nations. When believers refuse to back down, God faithfully backs them up—and His Word continues to grow and multiply.

As we continue our More Life series, Pastor Joe walks us through Ephesians 3:20–21, drawing our attention to a powerful benediction that captures God's heart for our lives. This message reminds us that more life is found right in the middle of three realities: a God who is greater than our past pain, present needs, and future fears; a power at work within us that is stronger than sin, shame, and opposition; and a glory that outlasts every fleeting version of success our culture offers. Together, we're invited to trust God's abundance, rely on his power, and live for a glory that truly lasts—now and for generations to come.

This week, Pastor Dan and Pastor Joe discuss the enneagram & anger, talk about dealing with anger during these divisive times in our country, and delve deeper into this week's sermon, "Anger."To watch this week's sermon, check it out on our Facebook page www.facebook.com/cometoconnect or head over to cometoconnect.com/most-recent-sermon

WHY SHOULD YOU PRAY?
Because your life literally depends on it. Prayer isn't background noise.
It's a royal invitation. Access to the throne room of God.We're being called into higher places and new levels, and halfway won't get us there.
This is the season to go ALL IN with God.

—Sermon text:Psalm 19:7–8

To kick of February, Pastor Joe delivers a message about what it means to truly love God and the implications that it comes with. New messages every Sunday! Support this ministry, go to ficfreno.com/give for details!

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Pastor Joe helps us look at what the Bible says about anger, and then discover how we can find freedom from anger in our lives.

God does the super, we do the natural!Unlock the truth to partnering with God's power in your daily life. Discover why obedience isn't just a duty—it's the key that opens the floodgates for miracles and divine provision. If you're tired of striving in vain or waiting endlessly for God to move, this episode reveals how doing your part creates space for His supernatural work to flow through your natural efforts.Pastor Joe Moss dives into the biblical blueprint for active faith—showing us that God does the super, but we must do the natural. Through compelling stories from Luke 5 and 1 Timothy, you'll learn how obedience activates God's miracles, like Peter's catch that defied all logic, and how consistent effort primes you for purpose. We break down the power of training, discipline, and setting intentional habits that align you with God's divine timing and favor.You'll discover:The critical difference between grace and effort—and why grace empowers your natural actions, not replaces themA clear framework: God does the super, we do the natural—and how to position yourself for divine interventionWhy your responsibility to act is the missing ingredient to unlock breakthroughsThe importance of obedience, discipline, and consistency in stewarding God's resourcesPractical steps to move from passive faith to intentional partnership with God's powerNeglecting this balance keeps you stuck in spiritual stagnation or exhaustion. But when you understand your role in the divine partnership, you open the door for multiplication, miracles, and meaningful progress. This isn't just theory—these principles have transformed countless lives, and they can do the same for you.Perfect for believers ready to step into their God-ordained purpose, leaders seeking to maximize their influence, or anyone tired of waiting for a breakthrough. If you're serious about seeing God's power manifest in your natural daily routines, this episode is your blueprint.Remember: it's not about earning God's love—it's about positioning yourself to receive His supernatural power through faithful obedience. Are you ready to activate your part and see the impossible become possible? Hit play now and start making God famous through your actions.Join Pastor Joe Moss, a pastor and leadership coach, rooted in biblical truths that transform ordinary efforts into extraordinary outcomes.

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Have you ever felt the tension of leading others… while still serving someone over you?In Episode 198 of the Fly on the Wall Podcast, I sit down with my good friend Pastor Joe for a powerful coaching conversation on the tension between the first chair and second chair—and how to build a team culture that balances care and candor.Because healthy teams don't just feel supportive… they also tell the truth.In this episode, we talk through:Why every healthy team must balance care + candorWhat happens when you have care without candor (dysfunction)What happens when you have candor without care (distance)How to have hard conversations without being harshA practical approach to candor that lowers defensiveness and restores alignmentHow to lead up and lead down at the same timeWhy second-chair leaders often carry first-chair responsibility—and the tension that createsHow to create a culture where your team feels safe to share ideas (best idea wins)The difference between compliance and true alignmentIf you're leading in any capacity—lead pastor, associate pastor, staff leader, or key volunteer—this conversation will help you build stronger relationships, a healthier culture, and a better team.

Breakthrough comes when we press in. A consistent, fervent prayer life keeps us aligned with God's plan and positions us for real change. Pressing isn't optional, it's required.

Listen now as our youth pastor Joe Little explains how busyness can replace our first love and how we can come back to a life of repentance and loving God. To stay connected to what's happening at Mission Church, follow us on any of the following platforms. Instagram instagram.com/missionchurchca Podcast missionchurchca.com/watch Newsletter missionchurchca.com/updates Website missionchurchca.com

—Sermon text:Hebrews 10:24–25

We take a look at the first of Our 7 Deadly Sins as Pastor Joe preaches on the five ways that Pride surfaces in our hearts & how we can stand against it.

Join Pastor Joe Moss II as he explores the profound concept of "Identity Comes Before Activity." In this enlightening sermon, Pastor Joe emphasizes the importance of understanding who you are before engaging in any activity. Drawing from biblical texts such as Matthew 3:16-17 and Romans 8:15-17, he explains how identity is foundational to our purpose and calling. Discover why knowing your identity in Christ is crucial to living a fulfilled and empowered life. Don't miss this inspiring message that encourages you to walk by faith and embrace your God-given identity. #IdentityBeforeActivity #FaithJourney #MakeGodFamousTakeaways:Identity comes before activity.Understanding who you are is crucial.God affirms identity before activity.Identity is foundational to purpose.Walk by faith, not by sight.God's approval is based on identity.Activity without identity leads to burnout.Identity provides strength under pressure.Belonging comes from identity, not activity.Identity in Christ is secure.