Reclaimed Church: Recent Episodes
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Have you ever been judged or labeled for choosing Jesus and his teachings over pacifying others around you? This week Pastor Korey finishes up his series on the beatitudes in Matthew 5 and dives into why Christians have historically been targets of hatred, how to prioritize faith, and whether we truly believe what we profess.
True peacemakers run towards conflict with deliberate humble effort, fostering a culture of peace that represents God’s passion for reconciliation. Pastor Korey continues in his series this week and challenges us to look at our relationships to see if we are peacemakers or peace keepers.
Have you ever felt like you just can’t hear God’s voice or that he feels so far away? This week Pastor Korey challenges us to remove the impurities in our hearts that keep us from seeing and experiencing God.
Do you judge yourself as quickly and harshly as you judge others? This week Pastor Korey shows us what it looks like to be a person of mercy as he challenges us to reject hypocritical judgements and embrace true compassion and empathy for others.
In this episode, Pastor Korey is diving into Matthew 5:6 to talk about what it means to really hunger and thirst for righteousness. He’ll break down the two different types of righteousness and one of the crucial signs of a healthy spirit — hunger. Have you been filling up with what truly satisfies?
Many of us would see meekness as being shy or timid but Pastor Korey reveals this week that meekness is actually defined as strength under control. He tells stories of people who exemplified incredible restraint and experienced great reward. May the Holy Spirit bless you this week with the grace to choose self control.
This week Pastor Korey expands on the idea of mourning beyond just the loss of a loved one, as he discusses deep sorrow over sin and the journey from confession to true repentance. There is grace available for you that leads to repentance and the freedom found in humility.
Pastor Korey begins a series focused on each of the Beatitudes from Matthew 5. This week he looks at Matthew 5:3, where we explore what it truly means to be poor in spirit. Discover the depth of compassion that arises from understanding our need for salvation and the danger of self-righteousness.
This week we see parallels between the fire of God's presence in Exodus 19 and Acts 2. Pastor Korey unpacks how Jesus' righteousness bridges the gap between God and humanity.
It is the Holy Spirit that gives us the supernatural ability to produce fruit of the spirit rather than the flesh.
This week Pastor Korey unpacks Acts 1:3 and the ascension of Jesus after his 40 days following his resurrection.
Join us as we discover the profound truth that Jesus is not just our friend but the King of kings, calling us to establish His kingdom and make disciples of all nations.
Join us for a special Easter Sunday message celebrating and remembering the Lamb of God.
This week Pastor Caleb McElroy teaches about the helmet of salvation. The enemy will try to attack our minds with lies that can reshape our identity in Christ that we freely received at salvation.
Where do you get your identity from?
This week Pastor Korey spends time discussing the 3 types of faith - saving faith, core doctrines of the faith, and putting our trust in God alone.
When the reality of the gospel hits our life, it is followed by a peace that grounds us and sends us.
This week Korey continues his series on the armor of God and explains how this “gospel of peace” gives us stability and mobility.
This week Pastor Korey talks about the essential protection we get from righteousness. He goes further into detail on the two different kinds of righteousness we have access to through Christ— positional and practical.
This week Pastor Korey continues in Titus 2 and he talks about salvation for all as Paul continues to emphasize that no one is excluded from the reach of the gospel.
He challenges Titus to encourage the church to look at what Jesus has done on the cross and to his full glory being revealed in the future. This is our fuel for growing up in Christ.
This week Pastor Korey begins chapter 2 of Titus and lays out some basics for living.
He talks about self control, gossip, training up the younger generation, and how being a good worker helps to reveal the gospel.
In this section Paul challenges Titus to reprimand his people for listening to false teachers who add restrictions to the gospel and whose motivation is only for selfish gain.
Pastor Korey talks about what it looks like to honor God by submitting to authorities in our life, loving people who are too far gone, and how to handle when our convictions are different from those around us.
This week Korey continues his series in Titus and details the qualifications of not just church leaders, but also mature believers.
This week Korey begins a new series going over the book of Titus. He talks about being a slave to God, what God can and cannot do, why Jesus came at the perfect time, and some background about what we know about the life of Titus.
This week Pastor Korey wraps up the series in Jude.
The antidote to falling prey to false teachers is not to broadcast their wrongdoings across your community, like some may think. Jude encourages the church to stay busy building each other up, praying in the spirit, and keeping our eyes on our coming King.
This week Pastor Korey walks us through the stories of 3 men. Jude warns against teachings that encourage others to serve the Lord out of empty religion, choose money and power over obedience, and rebel against the leaders that God has put in place.
Are your ears itching to hear what affirms your own beliefs?
This week Pastor Korey takes us through verses 5-10 in Jude. In this section Jude is clearly highlighting different stories of the Bible that reveal that God always meets rebellion with justice.
This week Pastor Korey begins a series breaking down the book of Jude, a powerful book with only one chapter that was written by one of Jesus’ brothers.
He talks about the humility of Jude and false teachers who preach a grace that perverts our salvation.
A lot of people say fear can be a good thing and that it can keep you safe. But have we allowed fear to be our protector when only God is able to be our true protector and provider?
This week Pastor Korey finalizes this series on necessary sins and unpacks the fears and anxieties we have accepted into our lives.
Proverbs 23 says if you are a big eater then you should put a knife to your throat.
This week Pastor Korey challenges a life of excess that causes us to consume more than we need while we are surrounded by those who lack.
When something goes wrong in our life, who is to blame? What does the Bible say about the way we speak about our trials and troubles?
This week Pastor Korey unpacks two of our most engrained habits — blaming and complaining.
When we don’t get what we want or have been wronged, what do we do with the anger that simmers under the surface?
This week Pastor Korey shows us how to walk through true forgiveness to find a way out of anger.
This week Pastor Korey begins a new series on the sins we believe are necessary or unavoidable in our lives.
When you have been wronged by someone, is your first instinct to talk it out with them to restore the relationship or is it to vent to a friend to be proven right?
This week Pastor Korey wraps up the final week of the apologetics series by doing an overview of all the previous steps and gives helpful tips for having these conversations.
This week Pastor Korey continues the apologetics series and dives into the accuracy of scripture.
This week Pastor Korey continues to dive into the series of apologetics to discuss the evidence of Jesus!
This week Korey introduces a series that will teach you to explain and defend your faith. How did the universe come into existence? Is there a creator?
This week Korey finishes his series on James. He talks about the importance of praying about everything, the Biblical history behind anointing the sick with oil, and the value of confessing your sins to another believer.
Will what you’ve built last? Oftentimes we get caught up building our own kingdom of protection and comfort. James challenges those who are comfortable to help comfort others. He challenges those who are suffering to patiently endure and look to the end for their reward.
There is an end for all of us —— how will we use this time to build something valuable?
This week Korey talks about positioning yourself to receive grace and letting the Lord direct your steps.
When was the last time you had coffee or a lunch date with an unbeliever? This week Caleb pokes our Christian “bubble” and dares us to get uncomfortable.
This week we have a special service celebrating what Jesus did in the lives of our youth while they were at camp. Korey delivers a mini message at the end challenging us all to draw near to God.
Are you being transformed daily to look more like Jesus? We all have our own individual evil desires within us that cause our own conflicts and issues. Korey exposes that being friends with the world is being an enemy to God.
This week Korey continues in James 3. He challenges us to ask ourselves the hard questions and to also compare true humility and false humility.
According to James, you have a weapon of mass destruction sitting in your mouth. What are you doing to prevent this deadly weapon from hurting others?
This week Korey continues in James 2 and clarifies whether we need works and faith for salvation.
How do you treat people when no one is watching? This week Korey defines a “law breaker” and challenges us with a pretty scary question — will Christians be judged at the end?
This week Korey finishes James 1. Our faith is worthless if it isn’t actually changing us. We are challenged to study our reflection in the mirror and consider whether we are quick to listen and slow to speak. Are we actually implementing all the wisdom we receive?
This week Korey begins a series breaking down the book of James and starts with James 1:1-18.
Is it really faith if we’re still micromanaging something we surrendered to God? The beginning of James 1 challenges us about faith and what we believe about the goodness of God.
Do you love to be corrected?
This week Korey unpacks a vital piece of biblical kingdom life that most of us tend to avoid — correction and discipline.
Can you accidentally sin? Are we supposed to judge unbelievers’ and believers’ sin?
This week Korey really digs into some of the things we believe about sin and what the word actually has to say about
This week Korey finishes up his series on Acts. As we wrap up the series we watch Paul leave his greatest legacy while under house arrest and in prison, his letters to the churches. The book of Acts teaches us about what true faithfulness looks like and what it looks like to create impactful communities.
This week Korey continues his series in Acts and highlights a story in Acts 14. We follow Paul and Barnabas as they witness a lame man walk, people worshipping them as gods, the same people turning on them and stoning them to death, and finally Paul being miraculously strengthened and healed after he was left for dead.
This week we continue on in the book of Acts and learn about the ups and downs of Stephen’s life and the imprisonment of Peter and his miraculous release.
The apostles were not special. When we slow down to listen the Lord will speak to us the same way he spoke to them.
This week Korey begins a series highlighting what happened after Jesus ascended as the gospel began to spread across the region to form the early church.
As the disciples received the Holy Spirit they became powerful witnesses that drew many to Christ. When the Holy Spirit comes upon our life he gives many different gifts and no particular one is more spiritual than another.
This week we finish off the story that changed the world with the event that changed history forever. Without this piece all of Jesus’ miracles, signs, teachings, and acts of love would mean nothing.
In Jesus’ last days we see ourselves through the eyes and experience of Peter as he wrestles with his denial and love of Jesus.
This week we see a glimpse into Jesus’ radical love for us as we unpack his nature as the good shepherd and watch his relationship unfold with Zaccheus as he pursues him.
Do we pursue the outcast and the lost like Jesus did? Does our life have room in it to go after the ones he loves?
This week we learn about the baptism of Jesus, his 40 days of no food or water in the desert, 12 unlikely men being called by Jesus, and finally two important messages taught by him.
He came to set all people free — in and out, poor and rich, esteemed and despised. Will you follow him by laying down your own life?
This week Korey begins a 4 part teaching on a series of events that changed the world forever.
We learn this week about the doubting priest Zechariah, the foretelling of the birth of his son John the Baptist, terrifying angel appearances, and the bold faith of a teenage girl named Mary.
Have you ever been in a season of your life that doesn’t make sense? Have you wondered if God is still on your side or if he has left you on your own?
This week we had the great privilege of having Jeremy Smith remind us that God is not like us. His wisdom is high above ours and his plan spans generations.
The Bible is more than stories, it’s history.
This week Korey shows us how Jesus of Nazareth was a real man who affected real people.
In America we are overwhelmed by our constant busyness, inundated by anxiety and exhaustion. What would it look like for your family to have a day where you prioritize rest and renewal over busyness and output?
This week we had the honor of hosting Pastors Eddie and Beth Taylor as they taught us about the value of leading from rest, not for rest.
In the kingdom, faith always trumps the facts. This week Korey challenges us to examine areas of our life where we have let fear and facts keep us from following God where he is leading us.
Your thoughts about yourself reveal the strength of your self worth. If Jesus teaches to love your neighbor as you love yourself, how can we entertain any negative thoughts about our selves?
This week Korey pushes us to put away our negative self talk and to look at ourselves the way the Father sees us.
How often do we blame others for our situation? Or compare our disadvantages to another’s advantages?
This week Korey calls out the victim mindset and shows us how to walk into the mentality of a victor.
Often times our old ways of thinking won’t serve us well in the new things the Lord wants to pour out onto our lives. This week Korey pushes us challenge our old thought patterns by renewing them with the word of God.
This week Korey continues his series on Habits for Success. This week we discuss creating a habit not to hear the words spoken but to hear the meaning behind them!
This week Korey begins his series on Habits for Success. Are you responding based on principles? Or reacting based on your emotions?
It's time to stay committed to your promises to yourself as we enter this new year!
This week Gary challenges us to stay disciplined even when the hype dies down and shows us why this is not only important, but crucial to receive the victory that the Lord has promised us!
How often do we say to ourselves that we “should have seen it coming”?
This week Korey unveils the uncomfortable truth that your direction determines your destination.
What is your reputation? Is there more truth in the things you do or what you say you will do?
This week Korey challenges us to live consistently in every moment.
Are you willing to go where the Lord calls but things of the past keep slowing you down or tripping you up?
This week Korey challenges us to lay down the mistakes and hurt from the past so that we can pursue with full obedience the Lord’s call on our life.
Do you have any good deeds that will be remembered forever? This week Korey talks about the value of living generously with our money.
How many times do we pass by a person in need simply because we don’t have the time?
This week Korey teaches us how to be generous with our time
This week Korey challenges us to make peace instead of just keeping it.
What have you been sweeping under the rug in your relationships?
Listen in to Pastor Korey this week as he discuses 2 thieves of joy, Comparison & Jealousy.
We all have our own picture of what heaven will be like, but what does the Bible actually say about heaven?
The topic of Hell can be somewhat taboo, but today we take a look at what scripture actually says about it.
If you would of had guardrails in place, you might have been able to avoid your biggest mistake.
What do you think the Bible teaches on divorce? Today Korey walks us through an in-depth teaching on how God views divorce and remarriage.
Many of us have never measured up to our role models. What do you do when you feel you have fallen short?
Today we discuss some commonly asked questions about marriage and talk about the biblical answers.
This week Korey dives into some of the most common questions people have around biblical marriage.
Are there expired things hiding in your heart? This week Korey challenges us to put to death the sinful, earthly things that may be lurking in our hearts.
The Lord meets us in private and in public. In these two places we encounter him and get to know him differently but they are both needed. Korey encourages us to not miss out on the blessing that comes from corporate and individual time with the Lord.
This week Korey challenges us to evaluate one of the foremost signs of life and growth - hunger. If you’re not hungry, you might be dying!
We have been given 5 positions in the Bible that are meant to equip the body - apostle, prophet, evangelist, pastor/shepherd, and teacher. Why do we see only a couple of these working in the church today? Is there a benefit to having them all?
Korey talks this week about these leaders and how they work together to equip the church.
Does God continue to speak to us? Does God still heal? Do apostles and prophets still exist now?
So many of us wonder if the miraculous stories we hear about in the Gospels and book of Acts are possible today. Korey takes a difficult and contentious subject and reveals what scripture says about it.
If slavery was used in the Old and New Testament, does that mean that God approves of it?
This week Korey wades into a controversial topic that will challenge you to understand your God, your faith and the culture of the time the Bible was written in.
No one or no thing can “steal” your joy — usually we are the ones that give it away. The second fruit of the spirit listed is joy. Korey challenges us to examine what our joy is tied to and why we so easily give it up.
Was there a legacy left behind for you? Did you inherit a blessing or a mess from the generations before you?
Korey challenges and encourages us today to get excited about what we are passing down to the next generation. What will they receive from us?
This week we had the honor of John and Christina Kimer teaching us about the difference between the Kingdom and world/church culture.
Often times we carry around these sayings and teachings that we think are “Christian” but actually are either scripture taken out of context or something we picked up from the world’s culture.
Who do you keep around you? And are you humble and wise enough to take their advice?
This week Korey urges us to consider whether the advisors we have around us are wise and if we actually trust them more than we trust our own opinions.
This week Korey challenges us to choose who our counselor will be —— love or fear? In our daily life and how we treat people we are faced with a choice to react in fear or respond in love.
Korey continues his series with another biblical tool for healthy relationships — boundaries.
Setting up healthy limits around what we are willing to do and what others are able to do around us enables us to prioritize what matters and love our friends and family well.
How do you handle conflicts in your closest relationships? This week Korey continues to teach us how we can love well by avoiding the 4 horsemen that ride into our relationships and cause havoc.
This Mother’s Day service we challenge you to learn how to love one another better by understanding your individual love languages. Korey breaks down each of the five love languages as we learn that often times our closest family and friends need something different than we are usually giving.
Our gospel may not be telling the whole story if it doesn’t communicate both the hopeful joy of salvation and the real struggle of being a disciple of Jesus.
This week Korey continues his series on understanding why suffering happens in our world.
Why did the Father even plant the other tree in the garden if he knew the great cost that would come in order to redeem his creation?
This week Korey introduces the idea of free will and why the Father was willing to pay such a great cost for it.
On this special Easter service, we take a look at the story of the Resurrection. Many people agree that Jesus was a real man who died and was buried in a tomb, but what happened next is often left up to each person.
Did the disciples just make up the story about his resurrection? How do we know it’s true? Listen to find out!
Do you control your mind or does your mind control you? So many of us ask for peace and freedom from anxiety but don’t realize that our minds actually require intentional training to keep chaotic thoughts from ruling us.
Listen up! Not every bad thing that happens in your life is the Devil. The Lord often stretches us and puts us through fiery circumstances to grow us and shape us into who he called us to be.
This week at Large Group we had the honor of having Linzi Rice, one of Reclaimed’s leaders and worship pastors, speak to us and reveal the way the Lord uses trials to stretch us.
What would you do if you knew Jesus was coming back tomorrow? This week Korey challenges us to remain faithful in the little, and to not disdain the small, menial tasks before us in our life.
What is the balance between grace and truth? Can we actually have real connection with the Father and in our relationships if we live in a community that is too scared to be truthful?
This week Korey shows us how love without truth isn’t actually getting us to real intimacy.
Does everyone deserve to be heard? Is your table open to disagreement? Or does respect and honor leave the room when there is disharmony or conflict?
This week Korey breaks down what it looks like to honor not just those in authority or those we respect, but also those who have acted dishonorably or we disagree with.
When the Lord gives a promise it often feels like the fulfillment should be right around the corner, especially in this Amazon Prime “get it tomorrow” age. But if you pay attention you will see him working intentionally in the waiting to prepare you for what’s to come.
All you need to do is be still and know.
We had the great honor of having one of our leadership team, John Coronado, come speak this beautiful message of hope for those in the waiting.
What are some areas of your life you were made to conquer? This week Korey pushes us to confront the challenges we’ve been avoiding and believe that there is a promise on the other side of victory worth fighting for.
Do you have good evidence to believe in God? This week Korey breaks down a few points as to how our universe and our morality points us to one true God.
Do we tithe our money to the Lord out of obligation? Or is it because we’re promised to get a big return? Is tithing even a New Testament principle?
Korey challenges us to open the door into this closed room of our hearts to see why tithing is important to the Father.
When someone has a problem or an offense against you, it’s their responsibility to come to you fix it, right? This week we find out that might not be the case if we start to value reconciliation the way the Father does.
Korey invites us this week to reevaluate any fear or misconceptions we might have around demon possession and their casting out. Jesus makes it very clear that he has given us all authority as his sons and daughters over powers of darkness.
This week Korey breaks down the prayer of Jabez. How do you view the blessings you get in life? Are they just for you, or are they for others around you as well?
This week John Kimer shares a personal story that challenges us to consider whether we are the sheep or the goat mentioned in Matthew 25. Do we really know him?
This week Korey will challenge you to confront what comes first in your heart — the Kingdom or a political party. Prepare your feathers to be ruffled.
Knowledge without wisdom is destructive. Pastor Korey gives us fresh insight on the life of Joseph.
This week Caleb takes us back into some early church history to see how the extravagant and radical love of the early church caused many to come to know Jesus.
At this special Christmas service, Pastor Korey takes us through the beautiful story of the birth of Jesus and the events surrounding it.
This week we learn more about the 3 wise men and their journey to meeting Jesus as they follow the star. Often times the Lord calls us to follow a star, but we get tired over the journey or lose faith that we’re really following the right thing.
How has the Lord been speaking to you lately? And are you still following what he originally said?
As we start off the first Sunday of Advent, Pastor Korey takes us back to the man who prepared the people for the coming of Jesus. John the Baptist truly laid his life down for this cause and yet did not get the ending he expected. When we face disappointment, will we still serve a God we don’t fully understand?
In order to be a great leader you first have to be a great follower. What we learn through following and discipleship sets us up to be the leaders God has called us to be. Korey walks us through the life of Elisha and his protege Gahazi as we see what a good follower is and isn’t.
We often believe that it takes crazy faith to see miracles, but then why did Jesus say it only took the tiniest mustard seed to move a mountain? Korey challenges us to think about what might be choking out our faith and preventing us from seeing greater victories.
This week we see ourselves through the eyes of Jesus as we dig into the story of Hosea and his call to marry an unfaithful woman. May we never doubt how fiercely we are loved by him and how great a price he paid to bring us back to him.
Korey breaks down the idea of Sabbath — is there margin intentionally carved into our life to rest and rebuild? Or are we waiting for the opportunity to rest to just fall in our laps?
In the middle of our seeking and ambition, we are often looking out the window of our hearts for contentment and direction. What if Jesus was right in the middle of our house sitting at a table with everything we ever needed?
Wisdom, direction, doors opened, peace found, and contentment grasped — right at the table.
This week we had the honor of having Cody Mahurin share a powerful message about the insides of this house we’ve built.
Do you know why you think what you think? If we are supposed to be holding false and dishonorable thoughts captive, are we also questioning where those thoughts came from?
This week Pastor Korey challenges us to take a closer look at our thought patterns and find out where they came from.
Often times we don’t know the condition of our heart until testing and trials reveal what has been hidden inside all along. This week Pastor Korey invites us to celebrate moments when the Lord reveals the true state of our heart.
Often times we wrestle with questions and confusion by consulting the internet or those around us for advice.
Obviously this isn’t a terrible idea, but what if our unexplainable moments and confusing seasons are actually an invitation to a deeper relationship with the Father?
What are we passing on to the next generation? This week Pastor Korey challenges us to be mindful of what we inherited from those that came before us and what we are passing down to those after us.
Will our life leave a legacy of blessing that goes on long after we are gone?
Pastor Korey takes us through several stories of struggles of people who with unashamed persistence brought their request to God until it was fulfilled.
This week Pastor Allie Wilkinson talks about what it looks and feels like to walk out of loneliness. Even surrounded by friends and family, many of us struggle to feel seen and loved. Whether it be grief or a one-sided marriage or the false community of social media, many of us can feel the sting of isolation in way or another.
We pray this week that you know that you are never alone, and hope this message stirs you to step out of your lonely place.
Connecting with God is actually a lot more simple than we often think. Pastor Korey takes us through a few simple daily practices that will help us stay connected on our own throughout the week.
The circle of people we have around us help to shape our character and in turn our life’s story. Can we love boldly and unconditionally while also being good stewards of our circle?
How many verses are we able to quote but have never actually done what is in them? This week Korey challenges us to consider what is holding us back from simply doing what the Father has told us to do.
This week Christina Kimer busts some common misconceptions on what “worship” is and who it’s for. She also breaks down several different Hebrew words for worship to help us get a complete look at what the Father intended worship to be.
We know you will be blessed by this special teaching!
This week Pastor Korey teaches us part 2 about the Holy Spirit’s role in our daily lives and the ways he speaks and works through us to love our families and communities well.
This week Pastor Korey teaches about the Holy Spirit’s role in our daily lives and the ways he speaks and works through us to love our families and communities well.
We have a special teaching hosted this week by Pastors Eddie and Beth Taylor.
How are things like shame, fear, blame shifting, and religion keeping us from entering into true relationship?
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Today we talk about the simplicity of what love does when it is directed at others and God.
Enjoy a special message of encouragement from our students at Reclaimed this week. If you have been without hope, seeking breakthrough, or just want a deeper hunger to know the Lord then we know this service will bless you deeply.
God is still moving and working and it can happen for you too!
A disciple is always meant to be teaching and learning. Too many of us find ourselves stagnant and isolated in our walks because we’re not in relationships and community that sharpens and encourages us in our daily lives.
Let us be bold enough to pour out what we have been given on others and humble enough to receive wisdom from trusted mentors.
This week Pastor Korey gives us practical insight and tips on how to read the Bible not just for principle, but also for relationship.
This week Pastor Wendi shares with us the dire need for practicing empathy in our pursuit of transforming families and culture.
This week we unpack what the Bible has to say about the value of women and their voice in the church.
The Lord will often speak to us in different ways. It is not usually the burning bush moment that we often imagine. He uses the Word, our senses, our thoughts, dreams and visions, and even people to speak to us.
At this month’s Large Group we had the honor of having Pastor John Kimer, an honored mentor to the Reclaimed leadership team, teach us biblically how the Lord speaks and also tells personal stories that will build your faith.
This week we barely graze the surface of the vast topic of the Father’s original design for marriage. Pastor Korey walks through how to navigate divorce and the basics of how a husband and wife are called to treat each other.
This week we learn that the Father gave us our sex drive and it is a powerful gift that we have to learn to manage from a very early age. So why do we often find ourselves ashamed or embarrassed by this gift he has given us?
As we cast aside shame, we are better able to ask for help in managing self control and leaving the silent struggle of sexual sin.
For more resources around this topic, go to: moralrevolution.com
You are what you think about — and if you are what you think about, then you’re also what you call yourself. This week Pastor Korey encourages us to think about who we have been calling ourselves — you might be in a season where the Lord is ready to turn the page on an old name.
We have included a brief word and testimony that happened during worship at the beginning of the podcast. We hope it encourages you!
On earth as it is in heaven — this week Pastor Korey challenges us to think about what it looks like to bring the kingdom of heaven into our daily lives.
This week Pastor Korey shares the key to finding peace and knowing God’s will for your life — it might not be as complicated as you think!
This week Pastor Korey reveals how passionate the Father is about restored relationships. Is anything we hold against another person harder or more impossible to forgive than the debt Jesus forgave us of?
This week Pastor Korey discusses how often we are influenced by the world instead of shifting culture around us. As the church, we are called to bring heaven to earth.
This week Pastor Korey talks about the difference between being greedy and being a good steward. When you think of greed, do you automatically associate it with money? It doesn’t just affect how we hold onto our money — but also the blessings the Father is able to pour out on our lives.
—— also apologies for the audio quality this week because as you will hear, it was pouring during our service!
Are we sinners or are we saints? Pastor Korey looks at the identity of the believer and questions what it means to be a new creation in Christ, being in right standing and having Jesus as our advocate before the Father.
Pastor Korey unpacks the vital place that correction has in our walks. Oftentimes we miss out on the blessings he has for us because we kick against his correction, insisting we know best. The Father corrects in love as he prepares us for our purpose and the “more” he has for our lives.
Stop trying to be like Jesus and be with him. This week Pastor Caleb talks about how growth happens in secret when we are with Jesus. Being with Jesus enables us to walk like him.
This week Pastor Korey walks us through what pride looks like when it masquerades as false humility. The Lord gives grace and favor to us when we put away pride and embrace the often painful work of choosing true humility.
This week Pastor Korey continues his series on walking out our identity in Christ as royalty.
This week Pastor Korey talks about shifting our thinking from being a slave to being a son or daughter of God.
This week Pastor Korey challenges us to evaluate the places we go to in order to quench our thirst.
What does worship look like for you? This week Korey challenges us to think about worship in a deeper way, understanding that worship is a 2 way street — getting to know God and being known by Him.
Pastor Korey talks about the story behind David’s distress in Psalm 142 and challenges us to examine what we run to for protection.
Do you ever feel like God is too big to be concerned with your small problems? This week Pastor Korey talks about how God is for you. He cares about everything, even the small thing in your life.
Have you ever felt the Lord calling you to do something?
In this weeks sermon, Korey talks about how what we say yes to determines our trajectory.
How do you react when you’re faced with a closed door? This week Korey breaks down Mark 2 and dealing with unmet expectations.
This week Pastor Korey Wilkinson talks about the struggle of letting go of what was as we are called into what’s next.
What frustrates you?
This week Pastor Korey Wilkinson explains how all our frustration and anger come from one root cause.
This week Korey Wilkinson shares how knowing our identity as God’s Temple helps prevent failure from halting our progress.
This week Pastor Korey Wilkinson explores what it looks like to renew our minds (Romans 12:2), giving insight on how repetitive thinking creates neural pathways.
The enemy’s job is to destroy and his strategy — division. This week Korey talks about the offenses we let creep into our hearts and cause division in our relationships.
Who is God to you? What does God think about you? Has your past shaped your view of God?
In "Who's Your Daddy?" Pastor Korey Wilkinson introduces a fresh perspective on the Father.