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When Rain Meets a Seed Aug 05, 2026

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Pastor Banning reminds us that generosity is foundational to the Christian life because it reflects the heart of our abundantly generous God. As we faithfully sow seeds through radical generosity, God partners with our obedience to bring lasting fruit in every area of our lives. The question isn’t whether God will send the rain, but whether He will find seed in the field of our lives.

The Keys of the Kingdom of God Jul 28, 2026

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Teó Hayashi, Bishop of Zion Church and Founder of Dunamis Movement, shares a powerful message on living as Kingdom citizens entrusted with the keys of the Kingdom. With a passion for God’s presence and the expansion of His Kingdom, he calls us to walk in the authority Jesus has given us, bear lasting fruit, and make disciples of every nation.

It's Not About You Jul 21, 2026

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Pastor Banning reminds us that worship was never meant to revolve around us, our feelings, or our circumstances, but around the One who is worthy. Throughout Scripture, God invites His people to respond with surrender, adoration, and delight as we lift our voices to Him. Worship is not about what we receive, but about giving God the honor He deserves and joining in the song of heaven.

Do Not Flirt With Idols Jul 15, 2026

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In this message, Pastor Becky Johnson reminds us that spiritual maturity isn’t about believing we’re beyond temptation, it’s about keeping our guard up and Christ at the center of our lives. As she unpacks the subtle nature of idolatry, we’re challenged to address the desires beneath our sin and choose wholehearted devotion to Jesus.

You Are Not Your Own Jul 07, 2026

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What do lawsuits and sexuality have to do with living a life that reflects the gospel? This week, Pastor Becky unpacks why Paul connects these two topics in 1 Corinthians, reminding us that while we have the right to do many things, not everything is beneficial. As followers of Christ, we belong to Him and are called to submit every area of our lives to His truth.

A Lasting Crown Jun 29, 2026

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This week, Pastor Banning reminded us that mature love means laying down our rights for the sake of others. The gospel calls us to a life of sacrifice, knowing that our choices impact those around us. Like an athlete training for victory, we are called to live with discipline as we pursue an eternal crown rather than temporary rewards.

Act Like Men Jun 23, 2026

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What does it mean to act like men? Pastor Banning pulls from 1 Corinthians 16 to lay out a picture of biblical manhood that goes beyond fatherhood. Men who are awake, standing firm, and carrying courage into every room they walk into. Whether you’re a father, a spiritual father, or growing into it, this message is for you.

An Acceptable Offering Jun 16, 2026

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Pastor Banning reminds us that God desires an acceptable offering. One that is our first and our best, not an afterthought. True worship requires sacrifice, often costing us our comfort, time, or resources. It is sacrificial and often inconvenient by nature, but God is worthy of our highest priority and wholehearted surrender.

What Does Love Look Like? Jun 09, 2026

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Pastor Becky Johnson preaches from 1 Corinthians 5. Paul wasn’t primarily concerned with the sin. He was concerned with the silence. What does it look like when a church mistakes tolerance for grace, and what does real love, correction, and accountability look like in a family that belongs to each other?

Gripped with Compassion Jun 02, 2026

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Pastor Banning teaches that God is inviting us into partnership with His heart, believing for salvations not only among those we know but also those we don’t. As we allow our hearts to be moved by what moves Him, we step into true compassion, a deep, gut-wrenching response that leads us to prayer and action. Every move of God in history has come through people who carried what was on His heart, and He is still inviting us to do the same.