Dayspring Wesleyan Church: Recent Episodes
Dylan Kelly
He encourages us to focus on genuine transformation in Christ, staying united in love and firm in our faith so we don’t lose sight of the fullness and authority found only in Jesus.In Pastor Chuck's sermon on Colossians 2, he emphasizes Paul's warning to believers about staying rooted in Christ and not being swayed by deceptive teachings. Just as Paul urged the Colossians to be cautious of wisdom that prioritizes appearance over true spiritual growth, Pastor Chuck challenges us to examine our own beliefs, awareness, and behaviors. He encourages us to focus on genuine transformation in Christ, staying united in love, and firm in our faith, so we don’t lose sight of the fullness and authority found only in Jesus.
In this message, Pastor Chuck explores Paul’s letter to the Colossians, encouraging the church to stay the course despite the attacks they face. Drawing from Colossians 1, the sermon underscores the importance of faith, love, and hope, all of which are directed by Jesus. Pastor Chuck emphasizes Paul's prayer for the church, urging believers to seek wisdom from the Spirit, gain strength through God's power, and live lives filled with joy. The message highlights how Jesus is supreme over all creation, and though the journey may have challenges, the destination of maturity in Christ is worth the effort.
In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Osborne explores the biblical model of leadership succession as seen in Moses' transition of authority to Joshua. Drawing from Numbers 27:12-23, the message highlights key characteristics of effective leadership, including the importance of knowing the goal, recognizing when it’s time to pass the baton, and empowering future leaders. Pastor Chuck emphasizes how Moses' prayerful approach and God's guidance ensured that the people of Israel would not be left like sheep without a shepherd. The sermon encourages listeners to reflect on their own leadership roles, whether in family, work, or church, and to consider how they can prepare others to carry on the mission after they are gone.
In this continuation of the story of Balaam from Numbers 22, Pastor Chuck Osborne explores the themes of stubbornness, perception, and the competing voices in our lives. The sermon emphasizes how our stubbornness can blind us to what’s right in front of us, cause us to lose control, and take away our voice. Through Balaam's interaction with his donkey and the angel of the Lord, Pastor Chuck challenges us to consider the voices we listen to—those that bless or those that curse. The message encourages reflection on what we've allowed to settle in our lives, whether it brings harm or benefit, and reminds us to value God's voice above all.
Pastor Chuck Osborne examines the story of Balaam in Numbers 22. The message highlights how fear, stubbornness, and misguided intentions can lead us away from God's will, causing us to lose control, misinterpret situations, and speak without wisdom. Through the narrative of Balaam's journey and the talking donkey, Pastor Chuck challenges us to reflect on our own stubbornness, consider how it affects our vision, and recognize the importance of aligning our intentions with God's purpose. The sermon encourages us to be mindful of our actions and attitudes, allowing God to guide us through the tensions in our lives.
Pastor Chuck Osborne explores into Numbers 21:4-9, exploring the Israelites' journey through the wilderness and their growing impatience as they traveled the wrong way. Pastor Chuck examines their complaints against God, His prophet Moses, and His provisions, leading to the Lord's judgment through venomous snakes. Through this narrative, Pastor Chuck highlights the significance of repentance, hope, and life found in God's provision. The sermon challenges us to reflect on our own tendencies to complain and encourages us to choose God's way today, finding life in obedience and trust in His plan.
In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Osborne explores the account of the Israelite spies sent to explore Canaan as described in Numbers 13-14. This story emphasizes the importance of faith and perception in overcoming challenges and fulfilling God's promises. Pastor Chuck discusses how our beliefs shape our perceptions and responses to life's situations, encouraging us to trust in God's power and promises.
In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Osborne explores the story of Noah and the ark from Genesis 6-7, drawing lessons on faith, obedience, and righteousness. He examines the warning God gave about the rampant wickedness in Noah's time and how Noah, a righteous man, found favor with God. Through Noah's example, he explores the importance of living righteously in a corrupt world and following God's plan as the ultimate architect of our lives.
In this encouraging sermon, Pastor Chuck explores 1 Kings 19:1-17, highlighting Elijah's journey from fear and despair to renewed purpose. He reminds us that great victories often bring great attacks and teaches us practical steps to overcome discouragement: rest, nourishment, and seeking God's presence. Pastor Chuck emphasizes the importance of listening to God's gentle whisper and finding purpose through completing tasks.
Pastor Chuck preaches on Joshua 3 and 4, focusing on the Israelites' crossing of the Jordan River. He highlights the importance of stepping out in faith, consecrating ourselves, and remembering the miraculous ways God has worked in our lives. The message encourages believers to leave behind their burdens, trust in God's guidance, and hold on to the memory of past victories as a source of strength.
Pastor Chuck delves into the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in Daniel 3. Despite severe threats, they refuse to worship King Nebuchadnezzar's golden image, showing their unwavering faith. Pastor Chuck connects this story to modern challenges, encouraging believers to resist societal pressures and stand firm in their faith, trusting God's protection and honor.
In this insightful sermon, Pastor Wayne delves into the intricate connections between the books of Daniel and Revelation, illustrating how the Old and New Testaments are woven together. He emphasizes the fulfillment of God's prophecies in history and their implications for the future. Drawing from key passages in Daniel and Revelation, Pastor Wayne explores the rise and fall of empires, the symbolism of beasts, and the ultimate triumph of God's kingdom. Through vivid imagery and scriptural references, he encourages believers to trust in God's promises and remain steadfast in faith, despite present challenges. This sermon provides a profound understanding of biblical prophecy and its relevance for today.
Join Pastor Dylan in this enlightening sermon as he explores the profound question, "What is a human?" Through a deep dive into Genesis 1:26-31, Pastor Dylan uncovers the essence of humanity as created in the image of God. This sermon examines the complementary creation accounts in Genesis, the unique nature of humans, and our responsibilities and relationships as embodied souls. Discover how understanding the Imago Dei shapes our view of gender, sex, and our intrinsic value.
Explore the lessons from Genesis about choosing where to camp in your life. Pastor Chuck delves into the story of Abram and Lot, highlighting the importance of knowing your strengths and weaknesses and making wise decisions about where you set up your physical, mental, and spiritual camp. Through this sermon, you'll gain insights on how to surround yourself with people who strengthen you, recognize and overcome temptations, and understand the consequences of your choices.
Listen as Pastor Chuck delves into the story of David and Goliath in 1 Samuel 17. Learn how conflict arises when a giant disrupts the camp and how David, a young shepherd, responds with faith and courage. Discover the importance of staying faithful to God's calling and trusting in His power during life's battles. Understand how our trust in God can confuse the world but lead to ultimate victory. Join us for this inspiring message highlighting the strength found in faith and the power of God to overcome any giant.
Join Pastor Alex as he draws profound lessons from Jesus' time in Gethsemane, as described in Luke 22:39-44. Discover the power of belief as a motivator and the importance of standing firm and not collapsing under pressure. Learn about recognizing God's authority to change situations, feeling God's presence in times of distress, and the necessity of diligent prayer in preparation for our battles. This insightful message will deepen your understanding of Jesus' struggle and strengthen your faith.
Listen as Pastor Chuck explores Matthew 16:13-20, uncovering the keys to spiritual success. Learn the importance of asking questions, understanding what the crowds say, and knowing who you belong to. Discover how to build a strong foundation and use the keys of the kingdom to unlock the Good News and lock down destructive forces. Understand the significance of timing in sharing the message of Christ.
Listen as Pastor Chuck explores how Jesus' appearance to James transformed him from skeptic to believer. In this message, you'll learn the importance of being relational and patient with immaturity, showing up for your brothers and sisters, and speaking the truth in love. Discover how we can help others mature in their faith, just as James did, through our actions and words. Dive into this powerful message of transformation.
Join Pastor Chuck as he unpacks John 21:15-23. Discover how Jesus addresses Peter's sin and calls him to feed His sheep, underscoring the crucial role each of us plays in dealing with our own sin before we can effectively help others. Explore the cost of following Jesus and the danger of comparing ourselves to others. Learn how to find freedom from the weight of sin and walk in the purpose God has for you.
In John 21, Jesus appears to His disciples by the Sea of Galilee. He invites them to a miraculous catch of fish, symbolizing His desire to feed their souls. Despite not needing their help, Jesus involves them in this miracle, demonstrating His desire for their participation. He then restores Peter, reaffirming his love and calling. This chapter reveals Jesus' heart: He wants to nourish, involve, and restore us. Join us as we dive into this chapter and discover Jesus' invitation to a deeper, more fulfilling life in Him.
In John 20:19-29, Jesus appears to his disciples, offering peace amid their fear. He then commissions them to go forth, carrying this peace to others. Thomas, initially skeptical, finds peace when he believes, even without seeing. This passage reminds us that Jesus responds to our fear with peace, and it is our collective responsibility to share that peace. He assures us that peace comes from belief, not just what we see. Join us as we explore how belief can bring us the peace that surpasses understanding, and how our community can play a vital role in this journey.
In Luke 24:13-35, two disciples walking to Emmaus are joined by a stranger—Jesus Himself. They talk, sharing their sorrow over His crucifixion, unaware of His identity. As Jesus explains the Scriptures, their hearts burn within them. It's only when He breaks bread with them that they recognize Him. This story challenges us: Do we know of Jesus, or do we truly know Him? Join us as we unpack this narrative and discover how a sorrowful walk led to a scriptural talk, ending with a satisfied flock.
Listen to Pastor Wayne speak from the book of 2 Corinthians. In his message, he poses the question of not why but what is next. This shift in question changes our perspective on how we relate to God.
Join Pastor Chuck as he explores Mary Magdalene's encounter with Jesus outside the empty tomb. Despite her initial confusion, Mary understands that Jesus has overcome death. Pastor Chuck challenges us to consider our perceptions of Jesus and what it will take for us to truly understand his victory over death. Discover how encountering the risen Savior can transform your life today.
The empty tomb invites believers to respond with faith and hope. It serves as a powerful reminder of God's promise of new life and redemption. For Christians, the empty tomb signifies Jesus' victory over death and the assurance of eternal life. It calls believers to live in the light of this truth with gratitude, joy, and a renewed commitment to following Christ. So, what is your response to the empty tomb?
On Good Friday, we remember Jesus' ultimate sacrifice, enduring crucifixion to atone for humanity's sins. It is a time for prayer, repentance, and contemplation as we reflect on the significance of Christ's suffering and death.
As we listen to Pastor Chuck challenge us through Matthew 27:11-26, we find Jesus at a pivotal moment, standing before Pilate, facing the weight of the world's expectations and the temptation to seize control and fight against injustice. Yet, in this crossroad of power and pressure, Jesus embodies a different kind of strength—the strength to surrender. He willingly gives up his power, stays calm in the face of adversity, and chooses the difficult path of righteousness over the easy road of convenience. We're challenged to consider our own responses to the pressures of life—do we cling to control, or do we follow Jesus' example of humility and obedience, even when it means getting "dirty" for the sake of others' cleansing?
In Peter's denial, we see a clash between his expectations of Jesus' rulership and Jesus' true mission. This conflict arose not from cowardice but from a misunderstanding. Like Peter, we must align our expectations with the actual Jesus, even when it conflicts with our desires, to find fulfillment and purpose in life.
In this passage, Pastor Chuck speaks about the trial of Jesus and encourages us to consider the importance of standing up for our faith, even when faced with opposition and persecution. This theme challenges us to remember the ultimate stand we must take: to accept God's free gift of grace and salvation through Jesus Christ. Let us stand firm in our faith and receive God's love and mercy.
Pastor Chuck unfolds Christ becoming the light of the world, the medicine, and cleansing agent in our lives.
Pastor Alex explains the importance of Jesus' last words, and how we should live like we are dying.
Pastor Chuck encourages us to use our time, talents, and treasure to advance the Kingdom of God. We hope you are encouraged live out God's purpose through the message today.
Pastor Chuck speaks to us about how valuable we are to Jesus. That when we know God it changes how we understand God. That we should trust in God's care and not be consumed by anxiety, about our needs.
In these few verses, we witness Jesus calming the storm, revealing profound insights for us in the midst of our own turbulence. Join Pastor Chuck as he explores the lessons this passage holds — lessons that offer us peace, reassurance, and a reminder that, even in life's chaos, the Prince of Peace remains steadfast.
Discovering authentic peace is a journey that requires guidance from the true source of peace. In his sermon on the mount, Jesus taught us how to build a strong foundation to weather any storm. Pastor Dylan shares inspiring insights on how we can find peace through Jesus and live a fulfilling life.
Frequently, when people ask questions, they have a specific agenda in mind. Pastor Chuck talks about the Magi's visit to Jesus and how they, along with King Herod, had questions. Through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, we can discern the appropriate actions required to answer life's questions.
The mission given to us by Jesus is to make disciples. Our duty is to let our light shine so bright that others would want to follow. In the new series, The Mission, Pastor Chuck presents the great commission from Jesus. The Gospel revolves around the concept of "What did you see, and how can you tell?
Jesus, before his death, referenced the history of the Passover by comparing his blood to that of the lamb that was to be sacrificed. By doing so, he connected the past, present, and future. Through the sacrament of Communion, we in the church today can experience the freedom that comes from Christ's death and resurrection.
Ultimately, amidst all the trials that life throws at us, we should ask ourselves, where is Christ in all of this? The people were expecting a mighty warrior who would come and take over, but instead, they got a baby in a manger who would eventually conquer death.
It's easy to miss the presence of love when going through a difficult time. Joseph found love amid his struggles, specifically when his soon-to-be wife became pregnant with the son of God. How can we follow Joseph's example and learn to find love in our own difficult situations? Pastor Chuck suggests we focus on four types of love in our lives.
How can we find joy amidst the chaos in our lives? The answer lies in recognizing that Jesus brings the joy of salvation, and we should not be afraid of good news. Our true joy cannot be taken away, but we can surrender it if we fail to embrace it. When we fully embrace our joy, it leads to proclaiming and praising God, which can inspire others to do the same.
The Bible speaks to three types of peace—with God, others, and ourselves. Listen to Pastor Chuck communicate about these varieties of peace and how we can find them in the mess of our lives during the Advent season.
As we start the Advent season, listen to Pastor Chuck's sermon about the hope we get from waiting for our Savior. The Advent theme is all about waiting, but in that waiting, we can find hope in Immanuel, that is, God, who came to be with us. Even in our mess, we can hold on to hope.
In life, we often give undue importance to certain things to the extent that they become essential for our existence and self-worth. We end up treating them as idols. In his sermon, Pastor Beau emphasizes the significance of prioritizing God above everything else, as Joshua did. He highlights the importance of taking the first step towards this goal.
Guest speaker Haley Bogear addresses the Women's Essential group on the significance of being in Jesus and having Jesus in us. Accepting His love enables us to remain rooted in His love.
Don't miss out on Pastor Chuck's final sermon in his series on the 23rd Psalm. In the past four weeks, we have been preparing ourselves for a life of sacrificial living. By understanding Jesus's sacrifice on the cross, we can strive for a holy and righteous life.
When you look around, whom do you invite to your table? Often, we allow different people to join us when we should be asking God to sit with us. Listen to Pastor Chuck as he continues his series on the twenty-third Psalm, and learn how inviting God to our table daily leads to a fulfilling life.
When we find ourselves in the dark valleys of life, it can be challenging to find courage. However, David's Psalm offers us hope that we can still be in God's presence even in those moments of despair. Pastor Chuck takes a deeper dive into Psalm 23, providing us with encouragement and insight.
Often, we find ourselves leading our own lives, but what does it look like when we allow the Good Shepherd to lead us? Listen to Pastor Alex as he speaks from Psalm 23 about how our leading should come from a place of trust in the One who is leading us.
Listen to Pastor Chuck's sermon during our last week studying the book of Philippians. Discover how Paul's final words to the church in Philippi provide us with a clear understanding of what it means to be faithful. Whether through the unity of the community or the joy in our lives, Pastor Chuck offers practical ways to live out these principles daily.
Take a moment to listen to Pastor Chuck as he speaks about the joy that comes from the Lord. In our lives, we may encounter people who try to steal our joy. However, we can overcome this by placing our confidence in Christ's work rather than our own. Remember, every journey requires change, and it's essential to surround ourselves with people who uplift and encourage us.
As a follower of Christ, applying the teachings to our daily lives can be challenging. However, Pastor Chuck's message from Philippians II provides valuable insights into how we can model our lives after Christ. Who should we look to as a model? The answer is clear for those who follow Christ.
In this podcast episode, Pastor Chuck will explore the book of Philippians and the wonderful grace and peace we experience through Christ. He will discuss the value of memories on our journey with Him and the importance of working together to share the good news. Our salvation has allowed us to live a pure and loving life and gain wisdom. We will aim for discernment and righteousness as we honor Christ in all aspects of our lives. Join us as we delve into this inspiring book and discover the riches of God's Word.
Encouragement and multiplication are powerful tools for making a positive impact in the world. Barnabas is an excellent example of someone who embodies these qualities, helping others to see their strengths and become encouragers themselves. Listen to Pastor Wayne explain how we can encourage people in our lives.
God sent His Son to show us love, not to condemn us. It is through our commitment to Him that we can find salvation. We have the power to choose what we love, and with God's guidance, we can choose to love what is good and true. Listen to Pastor Chuck show us how God loves us.
True belief in Christ involves recognizing the destructive nature of sin and embracing the healing power of Christ's love on the cross. It's not just about going through the motions but about a deep transformation of the heart and soul. Listen to Pastor Chuck about how to come to Christ and trust in God's ability to heal us.
When God calls, it's about purpose, not position. Answering His call requires dying to oneself and being resurrected in Christ. God uses small and big things to prepare us for His plan, and when He calls us to go, He supplies everything we need. Seek His will and follow His plan. Listen to Pastor Chuck finish his deep dive into the book of Jonah.
When the word of the Lord came to Jonah for the second time, he finally realized the importance of acting upon it. He was moved to action and became God's instrument to reach out to the Ninivites. Listen to Pastor Chuck explain how we, too, can become instruments of God to the people in our lives.
Sometimes, it takes a challenging situation or circumstance to make us surrender to God's will and pray for His guidance. We may feel like life's challenges and struggles are swallowing us up, but we should remember that God is always with us and will never leave us. Listen to Pastor Chuck relate our stories of feeling overwhelmed and lost to the life of Jonah, who also ran away from God's calling before surrendering and following His plan.
It's important that we stay connected to the word of the Lord and remain obedient to His commands. However, there are times when we may feel tempted to run from it, just like Jonah did. Pastor Chuck explains that we must lean into the way in which God speaks to us, even when it's uncomfortable or challenging. By doing so, we can trust that God will guide us on the right path and bless us abundantly.
Pastor Chuck finished his min-series about the prodigal son. In this week's sermon, he covered the perspective of the older son. Pastor Chuck emphasized the importance of not letting our pride and bitterness blind us to the love and forgiveness we are called to show others, even when it is difficult. It was a powerful message that reminded us to examine our hearts and ensure we are not harboring unforgiveness towards those around us.
In Luke 15, the father's point of view is highlighted in a powerful and moving way. This passage reminds us of God's incredible love and forgiveness for all of his children, no matter how far we may have strayed from the path. It is a reminder that we are always welcomed back into the fold with open arms, ready to be embraced by a loving Father who longs for our return. The message of this sermon is clear: no matter how lost we may feel, we can always find our way back to the loving arms of our Father in heaven.
Check out Pastor Chuck's sermon about how we can experience unconditional love through our Father in Heaven. It's just like how the prodigal son received unconditional love from his Father, and we can receive that kind of love through our faith. This message is truly powerful and can help us grow spiritually.
How can we find mercy amid judgment? Listen to Pastor Dylan speak about the mercy found in the judgment of Jesus on the cross.
What does it mean to Tabernacle among us? Dive deeper into the imagery of the Tabernacle to see how God's presence now dwells in us as walking Tabernacles.
Sometimes in life, a necessary rebuke is in order, but the question is, how do we approach the process of a rebuke? Listen to Pastor Chuck use the story of Nathan to teach us how to rebuke out of love and purpose.
At a time when Kings were supposed to be at war, David found himself at home entertaining the thought of sin. Listen to Pastor Chuck speak about how we often sin because we are not where we are supposed to be when we fall short.
Saul had a zeal and sought the Lord in what he thought was the right direction. Listen to Pastor Alex talk about the devastation for Saul when he encountered Jesus on the road to Damascus—it was through the shattering that he found fulfillment.
We all have big dreams, but often when we look up, we miss everything around us. Listen to Pastor Chuck talk about how we must wait to move forward.
God has given you a position in life––the question is, what will you do with that position to bring people to God? Listen to Pastor Chuck talk about how Philip recognized the situation God placed him in to spread the gospel.
It is almost impossible to keep a standard we do not understand. King Josiah found the lost book and opened an entire nation's eyes. Listen to Pastor Chuck detail how we should be compelled to act when we know God's standard for our lives.
We often blame others for problems in our lives, but we should be looking at ourselves for the source of the issues. Listen to Pastor Chuck talk about how Adam and Eve handled the first sin and what that means for us today.
Sin, for the most part, looks desirable, but the truth about our choices is they have consequences; they can be good or bad, but always consequences. Listen to Pastor Chuck talk about Adam and Eve's choice and the turning point in their life.
What is the barrenness of your life? Listen to Pastor Dylan incorporate the story of Hannah and how we can surrender the barrenness of our lives to walk into the abundance God has promised.
How do you go from the first sin to murder? Listen to Pastor Chuck detail the Cain and Able narrative and how sin and grace can leave a mark on our lives.
We celebrate the empty tomb, but we celebrate it because of how it can change lives. Listen to Pastor Chuck talk about life change through the empty tomb. Plus, you will get to hear a story of transformation by the power of knowing Jesus.
Judas chose to turn away from Jesus in the most critical moment of his life. Pastor Chuck highlights how through the Passover meal in the upper room, we can lean into Jesus.
Jesus has called us to a life of greatness, but by today's standards, it would not be considered significant. Listen to Pastor Chuck talk about how we can lean into a life of greatness by serving like Jesus.
How does God work with us to remove the blind spots in our lives? Listen to Pastor Chuck explore ways to remove the spiritual blindness from our lives.
How often do we overestimate our problems and underestimate the power of God? Listen to Pastor Chuck speak about the power of God through five loaves of bread and two fish.
Jesus calls the ordinary and equips them for the mission of His church. Listen to Pastor Chuck uncover these truths through the calling of the 12 disciples.
What was the need for Jesus' baptism? Listen to Pastor Chuck kick off the Lenten season with some insights into the start of Jesus' public ministry.
Listen to Pastor Alex talk through the book of Ecclesiastes on how the search for control in our lives is like chasing a vapor.
A Psalm of David gives us insight into the complete whole peace that we all strive towards in this life.
Jesus did not bring the Kingdom of God to earth just for a select few but for everyone. Listen to Pastor Chuck detail how God wants you to come just as you are.
A healthy Christian living leads to life and blessing; see how the Apostle Paul shows us the way of Christian living through his letter to the church of Ephesus.
In his most profound teaching, Jesus calls us to be perfect as his Father in heaven is perfect. Listen to Pastor Dylan teach about a different type of perfection that Jesus had in mind when speaking these words.
How do we see the false teachers in life? Pastor Chuck details words from the life of Jesus to keep us on guard from false teachers.
Not is known about Jesus from the time after he was born to the time he showed up for his public ministry. Pastor Chuck gives insight into the little information we have and how it can help us today.
Listen to all of the Pastors here at Dayspring tell the Christmas story through the use of an M&M.
In something straight out of the great story, A Christmas Carol, Pastor Chuck details the importance of communion through the lens of past, present, and future.
The situation caused disorientation until the implication of the proclamation led to the revelation of our salvation through the confirmation of a little baby that was a cause of celebration.
See how the early church can provide guidelines on how we can function in a community together.
Listen to Pastor Chuck talk about how a mature Christian moves from a call to love to a knowledge of love and finally to a place of practicing love.
In our culture, one of the downfalls of our closeness with God is our busyness. We find the connection to God through finding our rhythms in life. In this sermon, Pastor Chuck connects Daniel's life and rhythms to practical ways we can find rest and solitude with God.
With the physical, emotional, and spiritual toll of grief and loss, Pastor Chuck gives us insights through the life of Jesus to find our foundation in those moments.
At moments in our lives, we face events that shake our faith; through the story of Abraham and Issac, Pastor Chuck leads us through the four-step of journeying through the walls of our lives.
Joseph may have had more baggage than anyone in the bible; through his story, we can learn to release some of the baggage in our lives to live fully committed to God.
Pastor Chuck through the story of David and Goliath gives insight into how we can live a life aligned with our true selves.
A healthy spirituality involves our submission to God; listen to Pastor Chuck detail an event from the life of King Saul and how that can offer us a warning of unhealthy spirituality.
We all face six types of blindness in our lives, and the story of Jesus healing the blind man encapsulates all of our blindness.
Listen to Pastor Chuck describe how people can be influenced by their peers to adopt certain behaviors on a primarily emotional level rather than a rationallevel when it comes to a mob mentality.
The formation of our Spirituality is fortified when we consecrate ourselves before the Lord.
Pushing through your wall to be healed happens when we allow the Holy Spirit to work in our lives.
When the Holy Spirit came to the Gentiles, it radically changed their lives. God declared that His Spirit was for all. Allowing the Holy Spirit into our lives can dramatically change our trajectory, just like the Gentiles.
Forgiveness is a weird flex. But only when we are asked to use weird muscles do we find they are weak or strong. Pastor Beau goes through the entire letter of Philemon to highlight just how a weird flex of forgiveness works.
God wants you to submit and commit to his program, whereas the enemy wants to distract you to give up. Pastor Chuck shows insights from a moment in the life of Moses when he had to commit to God's program.
What moves the Gospel forward, flexing or embracing? Embracing grace will always move the message of Christ forward.
Lot made his choice in where to camp down; our lives are no different because we can choose where to camp out in our lives.
Are we willing to live in the blessing or in the curse? Pastor Alex reveals the blessing for our lives found in the life of Jacob.
When the crisis moment hits in our lives, what will we have to rely on? Only when we rely on God can we show resilience with God at the moment.
What does a strong Christian dad look like? The answer may surprise you as Pastor Chuck reveals insights from the life of Jairus.
Pastor Chuck dives into the life of Samson, and how his submission to God can lead to our own submission in our lives.
Pastor Chuck explores the Holy Spirit's power that enables us to communicate the Good News of Jesus.
A group of women made their way to the tomb to care for Jesus' body, but when they got there, everything changed. What they found was more important than they ever could have imagined.
Pastor Chuck dives into the often seen battle we see in following Christ: Faith over tangible things like seeing, hearing, and touching.
Pastor Chuck looks at how a sorrowfulwalk, led to a scriptural talk, that ended with a satisfied flock.
Listen to a true story of life change that only comes from the power of Jesus through his resurrection.
In today's episode, Pastor Chuck dives into the statement from Jesus, "It is finished." Through this statement, Jesus shows how His work on the cross was finished, yet it was only beginning for us as believers.
This week Pastor Chuck dives into another of the final seven statements made by Jesus on the cross. With a small statement of "I'm thirsty" Pastor Chuck delivers a heartfelt message about the love of Jesus for his people.
In the midst of darkness and feelings of abandonment, how can we respond in the way Jesus did on the cross? Pastor Chuck explores a profound statement Jesus made in his darkest hour.
Pastor Chuck continues our series on Choices, today focused on the relationships that Jesus chose.