Painesville Assembly of God: Recent Episodes
Aaron Taylor
re operating on autopilot, unaware of the identity, worth, and power God has already given you, this message is an invitation to open your eyes and see it for yourself.
s sweeping, breathless sentence of praise in Ephesians 1:3-14, and unpack the staggering spiritual wealth that belongs to every believer in Christ.
In Week 1 of Walking Worthy, we go back to the beginning—before Paul ever called believers to “walk worthy”—to see how the gospel first transformed the city of Ephesus. In a culture filled with idolatry, spiritual confusion, and competing loyalties, God brought real change through truth, the Holy Spirit, and radical grace. This message reminds us that the Christian life isn’t about trying harder, but being transformed from the inside out. The same power that changed Ephesus is still at work today—ready to change us.
Guest Speaker, Ryan Young, shares a powerful message on what it means to be Redeemed. He powerfully reminds us that Christ paid to redeem us from sin, redeem our bodies from sickness, our redeem our minds from the oppresive attacks of the enemy.
Celebrate the powerful conclusion of our B.L.E.S.S. series as we explore what it means to share your story and live as a witness for Jesus. On Pentecost, ordinary people changed the world simply by telling what God had done in their lives—and you can too.This message unpacks a simple, practical framework for sharing your faith: your life before Jesus, how you met Him, and how He’s changed you. You don’t need perfect words or all the answers—just a willingness to be real.Discover how your story can become a powerful way to bring hope, spark faith, and make an eternal impact in the lives of others.
feet, we uncover two simple but powerful actions that separate those who truly love their neighbors from those who simply pass by on the other side of the road. Get ready to be challenged, encouraged, and equipped to stop, drop, and serve the people God has already placed in your path.
What if one of the most powerful things you could do for the people around you is simply invite them to your table?In Week 4 of our B.L.E.S.S. series, we explore one of the most surprising — and most overlooked — ways Jesus carried out His mission: He ate with people. In this message, we look at the story of Zacchaeus and discover that the moment Jesus chose to share a meal with him was the moment everything changed. Together, we discover how sharing a meal with the people around you can embody grace and enact mission — one table at a time.
In Week 3 of our B.L.E.S.S. series, we look at one of the most remarkable conversations in all of Scripture: Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well. From this encounter, we unpack five powerful truths about what it looks like to listen like Jesus: how listening begins with being intentionally present, how it breaks down barriers that arguments only reinforce, how it discerns the deeper needs beneath the surface conversation, how it creates space for truth to land, and how it leads to transformation — not just in one life, but in a whole community.
Many followers of Jesus want to share their faith but feel unsure, awkward, or overwhelmed by how to begin. In this first message, we explore a better way—one rooted in the everyday, relational approach Jesus modeled. Drawing from Scripture and the B.L.E.S.S. framework, this sermon invites us to see evangelism not as a program or pressure, but as a way of life. Discover how ordinary, intentional habits can help you love your neighbors well and participate in God’s mission right where you already are.
This Easter message brings the question “Who is this Man?” into sharp focus by revealing Jesus as the One who still moves stones. Looking at the resurrection through the lens of Mark 16, we’re reminded that the greatest obstacles we face, discouragement, disappointment, and doubt, are not too heavy for Him. Through His scars, His invitation to the table, and His truth, Jesus meets us personally and powerfully, proving He is not only alive, but still transforming lives today.
On Palm Sunday, what looked like a simple parade was actually filled with powerful, hidden meaning. In this message, we uncover six “Easter eggs” Jesus placed in His triumphal entry—each one revealing His true identity as the Promised, Peaceful, Sovereign, Victorious, and Saving King. Once you see these clues, you’ll never look at this moment—or Jesus—the same way again.
In week 3 of Who Is This Man?, we explore the conflicting reactions to Jesus in Gospel of Mark 3. His family says He’s out of His mind, while religious leaders accuse Him of being evil. But through His teaching and power, Jesus reveals a greater truth that helps us answer the question, Who is this Man?
choice to invite Levi to follow Him. In this message, we learn that Jesus is a friend of sinners.
In Mark 2:1–12, Jesus heals a paralyzed man—but first, He forgives his sins, revealing a deeper need and a greater authority. This moment forces everyone present to confront the truth: either Jesus is blaspheming, or He is truly the Son of God. Everything changes when you answer the question: Who is Jesus?
This message concludes our BEYOND Vision Campaign by calling our church family to move from simply believing God’s promises to actively stepping into them. Drawing from Joshua’s journey—from crossing the Jordan to the miraculous fall of Jericho—the sermon highlights the importance of spiritual preparation, daily obedience, keeping God’s presence central, and offering God our first fruits. As we embrace the Acts 1:8 Vision, we are invited to take bold steps of faith, trusting God to lead us beyond obstacles and into the future He has prepared for our church.
Drawing from Joshua 3, where the Israelites faced the flooded Jordan River during harvest season, an impossible barrier to God’s promised land, we discover that overcoming barriers comes through faith, not sight. This message calls the church to move BEYOND Barriers together, keeping our eyes on Jesus, preparing hearts, stepping out in faith, and watching God do the impossible for both personal breakthroughs and the church’s future.
In Week 2 of our BEYOND series, we look at Joshua 2 and the story of Rahab—an unlikely woman whose courageous faith changed her future and impacted generations to come. As Israel stood before the walls of Jericho, the obstacles were real, but before the miracle came a step of intentional faith. Rahab chose to let go of the security of her city and trust in the God she had heard about—the One who parted the Red Sea and defeated mighty kings. Her scarlet cord became a powerful symbol of salvation and deliverance.This message reminds us that faith doesn’t just believe—it acts. It prepares, it surrenders, and it steps forward even when the outcome isn’t fully visible.
In this message, we look at Joshua 1 and discover that every step into God’s future requires courage. Just as Joshua stood at the edge of the Promised Land, we too face moments where obedience demands faith.Rooted in Ephesians 3:20 and modeled after Acts 1:8, this message casts vision for our BEYOND journey — strengthening our local church, serving our community, partnering cross-culturally, and reaching the nations. This is a call to go beyond today, beyond barriers, beyond our walls, and beyond ourselves, trusting God to do immeasurably more than we could ever ask or imagine.
Building Your Personal Prayer Altar explores God’s invitation to meet with Him in the secret place through intentional, daily prayer. Drawing from Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6, the sacrificial system of the Old Testament, and Moses’ Tent of Meeting, this message reframes prayer as a living sacrifice—where we die to self, allow God to refine our hearts, and grow in intimacy with Him. Discover how building a personal prayer altar creates space for transformation, spiritual strength, and a deeper, life-giving connection with God that doesn’t happen by accident, but through intentional devotion.
Back to Bethel invites us to revisit the sacred places where God first met us and to renew our devotion. Drawing from Jacob’s journey in Genesis 28-35, this message explores how spiritual drift happens, how God lovingly invites us to return, and what it means to wrestle, surrender, and let go of the idols that compete for our hearts.
In this messsage, we explore the fourth altar that Abraham built in Genesis 22. The Altar of Submission is the place where Abraham laid down what he loved most, where God revealed His heart for life, and where surrender always comes before provision.
Abraham was a man of faith who regularly marked moments in life by building an altar. In this message, we explore three of the four altars Abraham built and discover their spiritual significance, and their application to our own journey of faith.
Throughout the Old Testament, God promised to send the Messiah. God had always been faithful to keep His promises and this provided hope for His people. In this messsage, we look at two people who waited with hope and discover the wonder of His hope.
Life is a journey, and all of us are searching for something. Meaning, purpose, identity, peace, hope, or joy. The story of the Magi depicts a journey that leads us to Jesus and leads us to joy. In this message, we follow the Magi to discover the key to experiencing the wonder of His joy.
The Wonder of His Peace is a theme that is woven throughout the Christmas story, but is especially prominent when we explore the angel’s message to the shepherds in Luke 2. In this message, we discover three insights about the wonder of His peace.
When the angel Gabriel appeared to Mary with the news that she would carry God’s Son, everything changed. In her story—and in the birth of Jesus—we discover four powerful ways God’s love shapes our lives this Christmas.
This message highlights God as a faithful Father and provider, showing that genuine generosity flows from trusting Him. Using the story of Elijah and the widow in 1 Kings 17, it outlines three key tests believers encounter as they learn to live a truly generous life.
In the early pages of the Scriptures, a core claim is made about the universe, and alongside it we find a mandate for humanity. Simply put: “Everything in the world belongs to God, and we are stewards of all he’s put in it.” In this message, we explore the Christian’s identity as a steward, which underpins Jesus’ invitation to the generous life.
“The more you get, the more you want.” Few truths cut more deeply across the breadth of the human experience. No matter how much money or stuff we amass, we never feel like we have enough. The bulk of Jesus’ teachings on money are warnings about the danger of it. In this message, we explore Jesus’ warnings about wealth and His invitation to a simpler life marked by the biblical virtue of contentment.
Jesus’ call to generosity is rooted in his vision of God and our place in God’s world. In Jesus’ teaching on a “healthy eye” vs. “an unhealthy eye” (Matthew 6:22-23), we are introduced to two strikingly different worldviews or ways of seeing the world. When Jesus said there is more joy in giving than in receiving, he turned our vision of the good life on its head. In this message, we discover that through the practice of generosity, we tap into God’s joy.
Hypocrisy is giving an impression of having certain purposes or motivations, while in reality having quite different ones. It was a problem for the religious leaders in Jesus’ day, and it is a problem for followers of Jesus today. In this message, we look at the warning that Jesus gave to his followers regarding hypocrisy and discover the cure he prescribes.
Should we be afraid of God? In our world today, there is a growing system that dismisses the very notion that there is a God to whom we are accountable and will one day stand before. In this message, we discover two dangerous postures when it comes to the fear of the Lord.
The fear of the Lord is an invitation to be in complete awe and reverence towards the Lord and His glory, power, and holiness. To truly fear God means to be in awe of God’s being and character as well as in awe of what He has done for us in Christ. In this message, we explore how to recover our awe of the Lord.
The fear of the Lord is a treasure. It is a virtue that unlocks for us a greater understanding of who God is and draws us into deeper friendship with Him. In this message, we explore how Holy Fear is a treasure that deepens our relationship with God.
t just affect him, it impacted his entire family. While he was forgiven of the penalty of sin, David still experienced the disciplinary consequences of sin. In this message, we examine the painful consequences of sin and look at what David could have done to break the cycle in his family.
t help but recall the story of David and Bathsheba. David commits adultery and murder and tries to cover it up. In this message, we discuss the power of sin and we discover the grace of God.
Have you ever done the right thing, but maybe went about it in the wrong way? That is what happened to David and the consequences were deadly. But David learned some valuable lessons about the holiness and grace of the Lord.
You were meant for so much more than you realize when you came to Christ in faith. You were called to have a powerful and personal relationship with Him. God desires to walk with us in a personal way, and not just through religious acts of service. His desire for us to know Him is far more than just words in the Bible. Join our Discipleship Pastor, Kevin Schrum, for an encouraging message.
David faces a season of discouragement where he lost faith. No prayers prayed, no psalms written, no seeking God’s direction. In fact, David headed down a path of reasoning that took him far from God. But through pain, God brought David back. In this message, we explore three faulty perspectives that lead to the pits and what we can do to make our way back to God!
David had a moment that we have all experienced. He was treated unjustly, and it made him so angry, he was about to do something he would later regret. But God’s restraining grace came to David through the wise counsel of Abigail. In this message, we explore three reasons for not acting rashly when you are emotionally upset.
Trust the process means foregoing what you currently see in regards to quick success, and trust that the builder, the creator, the one in charge, has a plan at the end of the process. Trust the process. In this message, we explore the process that God was using to grow David into a great king!
David was anointed by God, defeated Goliath, and the hand of God was with him. However, Saul’s jealousy and desire to kill David led to the loss of David’s position, reputation, marriage, spiritual mentor, closest friend, and self-respect. In this message, we examine the power of leaning on God when every crutch is removed.
In the middle of one of the most challenging times in David’s life, he found a friend in Jonathan. In this message, we examine the friendship of David and Jonathan as we learn the power of friendship.
No one in Israel would face Goliath, yet David had the faith and courage to face the giant. Fear can impact our lives and keep us paralyzed. In this message, we explore three ways to defeat Giants in your life.
Saul and David were very different people, yet both were anointed kings of Israel. In this message, we dive into the spiritual condition of Saul, the sovereign plan of God, and the spiritual growth of David.
David was not everyone's first choice, but he was God's choice. In this first message, we look at the kind of person God chooses.
In this Pentecost Sunday message, we dive into Pentecost in the Old Testament, Pentecost in the New Testament, and Pentecost today!
Guest Speaker, Tim House shared three steps to adopt if we want to learn a new and powerful rhythm of Christlikeness from James 1:19-20.
Where’s your sense of adventure? The Holy Spirit empowers God’s people onto supernatural works and a life we cannot do in our own abilities. This takes shape through a life connected to Jesus as we respond in faith and obedience. Joshua Chapter 6 gives us an account of God’s people being moved forward to their promised land by a miraculous event only available to them through that same supernatural power and the pattern we see most often used. In this message we will look at 3 principle ways we see God work as we broaden our sense of adventure for his glory.
The Holy Spirit gives us supernatural for living. In this message, we examine the life of Peter and the difference the Holy Spirit made in His life.
We can have a relationship with the Holy Spirit. In this message, we explore three categories of communion with the Holy Spirit as seen in the early church.
In this message, we explore our divine helper, the Holy Spirit, by asking two questions: Who is the Holy Spirit and What does the Holy Spirit do?
Using the most sacred name for God, Jesus declares, "I am the true vine!" In this message, we discover three principles to having a frutiful life.
In this Easter message, we look at Jesus, The Resurrection and The Life and discover Four Truths about Jesus and Tragedy.
Jesus takes the sacred name of God applying it to himself in order to meet our greatest needs. In thiss message, Jesus answers the question of what to do when your heart is troubled.
In this message, Jesus reveals Himself as the Good Shepherd who is protective, personal, provisional, and propitiatory. His sacrificial love for us is a wonderful treasure.
Doors are a big deal in Scripture. In this message, Jesus uses a covenant name of God to reveal that He opens the way to protection, provision, and an abundant life.
Jesus’ claim to be the I AM was CENTRAL to his teaching in the book of John. Jesus’ claim to be the Light of the world is a claim to be the Lord God in human flesh. In this message, we discover three observations about Jesus’s claim to be the Light of the World.
There’s no more primal feeling of need than hunger, and no more universal satisfaction to hunger than bread. A relationship with God through Jesus is to our souls what bread is to our bodies. In this message, Jesus uses the most holy name of God, applies it to himself, and shows us how He came to meet our deepest need.
Guilt is an emotion that we feel that can be helpful to us by allowing us to recognize when we have done something wrong or hurt someone else. Guilt can act as a conscience pushing us toward making amends or doing the right thing. But if left unchecked, guilt can also have a devastating impact on our moods, attitudes, relationships, and emotional health. When we don’t handle our guilt, it can cause all kinds of problems. In this message, we explore the antidote that scripture provides for guilt.
Anger is a normal emotion that everyone feels. Even God gets angry. But how do we manage anger in a way that is not destructive? In this message, we learn the power of a debt-to-debtor relationship and powerful principles to manage the emotion of anger.
Our emotional heart is an important part of how we have been created. Jesus spoke often about the important role the heart plays in our lives both spiritually and relationally. In this message, we explore the importance of guarding our hearts.
In this message, Pastor Aaron shares the Acts 1:8 to build the church and change our world.
Before he was known as Paul, Saul was a self-righteous Pharisee who violently opposed Jesus and his followers. But Saul had an encounter with Jesus that changed the course of life and gave him a fresh start. In this message, we explore the background of Saul and the fresh start he received.
Jacob was a wrestless man, always striving and struggling. But when all his efforts fail, he is left alone and with nothing. Yet Jacob encounters God on four different occassions leading to him to a fresh start. In this message, we explore these four encounters and learn how to recieve a fresh start when we we fail.
Have you struggled with loss, discouragement, or despair? Join us as we explore Naomi's fresh start journey to healing and joy!
Jonah found himself running from God and as a result, his life was headed down, down, down. But through God's loving mercy, Jonah was given a fresh start. In this message we explore steps to receiving a fresh start.
In a world filled with constant demands and pressures, stress has become a common companion for many of us. As we approach a new year, this message will dive into Psalm 23 from a different angle as we discover six habits that can help us go from stressed to blessed!
Throughout the stories of Christ's birth, the love of God is revealed to us personally. In this message, we discover that our Promised King brings love!
In this message, we explore the joy that our Promised King brings by looking at a prophecy about the coming Messiah from the prophet, Zephaniah.
Looking back to the prophecy of the prophet Micah, we discover that Jesus is the Promised King who brings peace with God, peace with others, and who gives us the peace of God.
Using Matthew's genealogy, we discover that Jesus is the Promised King, the one who would fulfill God's promise to Abraham, David, and those waiting for restoration from Exile.
Job had questions for God, but God had questions for Job. What Job discovers about God changes his perspective and gives him peace. Join us as we explore the response of God that gave Job peace.
After experiencing such painful losses, Job is engaged in conversation with three friends who turn out to be miserable comforters. In this message, we explore some unbiblical arguments for suffering and discover the truth that encouraged Job's faith.
All of us have gone through struggles and challenges that make us want to give up. How can we as believers stay strong and keep our light shining. Join us as Pastor Sam teaches us how to keep fighting for God and not burn out.
In this message, we explore Job 3 and discover that processing grief and loss is biblical and healthy.
Job makes two statements of faith that help us to understand God's sovereignty in suffering. In this message, we four timeless principles of sovereignty and suffering.
The Apostle Paul through the the book of Romans is writing to the Church in Rome in hopes to bring clarity about the gospel, the downward spiral of sin, the need for salvation, love, battling the human condition and unity, all in hopes to prepare...
In this message, we explore the background of Job and discover three observations for those who are suffering.
Often, the way in which we live our lives leaves us dry, broken, and unsatisfied. But God invites us to a better way of living. Join us as we explore Is. 55:1-9 to discover God’s invitation to a better way.
The King of Israel was in a pivotal moment and didn't perceive it. In this message, we discover some priciples to breakthrough and are challenged not to miss the moment.
When times are difficult, God invites us to put our faith in Him and take Him at His Word. In this message, we look at the three people who each responded differently to the Word of the Lord.
When they were surrounded by the enemy, Elisha helps his servant see with spiritual eyes the armies of heaven. In this message, we discover the principles of recovering our spiritual sight.
Continuing the series, Elisha: Double Portion Prophet, we explore 2 Kings 6:1-7 and discover how to recover what is lost spiritually.
In this message, we look at a man named Naaman who had a problem he couldn't fix. Through the text, we discover lessons to receiving a miracle and breakthrough.
A widow who had experienced great loss and who was in great debt needed a miracle. She thought what she had was insignificant, but it became the very thing God used to meet her need. In this message, we learn the power of empty vessels.
In this message, we explore two reactions we can have when things go from bad to worse. The prophet Elisha gives some rather odd advice to three kings who are facing a crisis. Dig ditches in the desert. Listen to find out more!
Elisha makes a bold request asking for a double portion of the Spirit of God that his mentor, Elijah had. In this message, we explore the journey each believe needs to take to walk in the anointing of God.
What if God is inviting you to something greater? Elisha had a good job and a stable future according the world's standards, but God invited him to something greater. In this message, we explore that invitation what it takes to follow the Lord into...
Family Service Message, Update on Tanzania Missions Trip, and Challenge to Disciple the Next Generation.
The final message in the Unseen Enemy series focused on the power and authority we have in Jesus.
God has provided us with weapons and tools to help us battle against attacks of the enemy. In this message, we discover the weapons of our warfare and how to use them to defend against the attacks of our unseen enemy.
Did you know that the enemy uses the same schemes against you that he used with Jesus and Adam and Eve? In this message, we discover two tactics the enemy uses when tempting us to sin.
The battle within is often referrered to as the flesh or the sinful nature. How do we overcome the temptation to sin that comes from within? In this message, we explore three tools to walk in victory over the flesh.
There are three battlefronts in which we must be aware of when it comes to spiritual warfare. The first is called, The World. There is a world system that is in rebellion against God and seeks to redefine good and evil. This external influence can...
There is a very real spiritual realm and spiritual battle taking place and the enemy is closer than you think. In this message, we explore the reality of an enemy who seeks to demonize your life and keep areas of your life bound. But Jesus has come...
Have you ever failed in your walk with Jesus? In this message, we explore Peter's encounter with Jesus after he failed by denying even knowing him. From this encounter, we learn that grace and mercy of Jesus who desires to lead us to a restored...
This Easter Sunday message explores the subject of doubt and explores the encounter that Thomas had following the resurrection of Jesus. If you struggle with doubt, this message will be an encouragement to you.
In this message, we explore the outpouring of extravagant sacrifice from Mary, the sister of Lazerus and Martha. Her encounter with Jesus shows us the amazing power of gratitude and worship.
Tim Halbfoerster is a pastor and leader of a ministry called Bridge Builders which focuses on Biblical Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation. In this message, Pastor Tim teaches on the subject of forgiving others and shares principles on how to get...
What does it mean to be born again? Why is this so important? Nicodemus, a religious leader, encountered Jesus and discovered the life changing power of that comes from being born again.
Have you ever wondered if Jesus sees you? In this message, we look at a the encounter that a man named Nathaniel had with Jesus. Nathaniel discovers that Jesus sees and knows him.
Nehemiah leads the people in a spiritual renewal of the Covenant. In this prayer of repentance, we discover the problem for our failure is Christ's forgiveness and faithfulness. This discovery leads us to a renewed commitment to follow Jesus!
In Nehemiah 8, Nehemiah moves the focus from rebuilding the wall to spiritually renewing the people. In this message, we explore three principles for discovering and wallking in the joy of the Lord.
Nehemiah was near completion of the wall when he faced three distractions that threated to derail the entire project. In this message, we learn how to overcome distractions and finish well.
In Nehemiah 5, the work on the wall is threatened by conflict within. In this message, we discover the biblical pattern for conflict resolution.
Two steps forward, one step back. In Nehemiah 3-4 we see both advancement and opposition to the work. We also learn how to overcome discouragement when following God's rebuilding plan.
Nehemiah gives a template for beginning the work God calls you to do. In this message, learn the value of inspection, cooperation, and determination when rebuilding spiritually!
In this message, we discover principles in Nehemiah 2 on how to move from feeling stirred by God to taking action.
Nehemaiah receives news from back home that things are not good. He is moved and burdened by the need. What can he do about it from so far away? In this message we explore Nehemiah's reaction to pray first!
“Yet” is a three-letter word that when added to the end of a sentence gives one a sense of hope. I don’t have a job yet. I haven’t been healed yet. In this message, we step into a story that was seemed hopeless until Jesus stepped in and...
In the last message in our series in 1 John, John warns against the dangers of idolatry. In this message, we unpack what idolatry and the three causes that can lead to idolatry.
Part 4 of our series in 1 John where we find that love is the defining characteristic of both God and His people.
One the marks of a true follower of Jesus is how they view sin. 1 John 1:5-2:3 shares three false claims about sin and ends with sharing the confidence we can have in Jesus.
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