In this Pentecost message, Pastor Joshua Brown explores how Acts 2 is the divine reversal of the Tower of Babel, showing movement from confusion to unity, from man-made ambition to Spirit-filled purpose. He challenges us to move beyond mere conversion and into a fully alive life shaped by discipleship and formation. This sermon calls the Church to humble itself, lift the name of Jesus, and commit to the long, beautiful journey of becoming a people truly alive in the Spirit.

In this Vision Sunday message, Joshua Brown reflects on Dream Church’s journey and introduces a new season of clarity and formation. Drawing from the parable of the four soils in Matthew 13, he challenges the church to become “good soil” by removing distractions and intentionally embracing discipleship. The church’s new vision centers on being deeply formed in the love of Jesus and the ways of His kingdom. With this, Dream Church is launching 21 days of prayer and a renewed discipleship pathway, shifting its focus from Sunday services to intentional spiritual formation. For more information on Dream's new vision, click here.

In this message, Pastor Joshua Brown invites us to confront the dull, directionless seasons of our spiritual lives by discovering the transformative power of a Rule of Life. Drawing from Acts 2:43–47 and personal experience, he unpacks how intentional rhythms—centered on Jesus—can bring clarity, freedom, and purpose. Whether you're stuck on spiritual autopilot or longing for deeper formation, this sermon offers a framework to help you live with vision and grace.

In this sermon, Pastor Joshua Brown invites us to resist the modern urge to live as self-made gods and instead return to our true humanity through the practices of prayer and scripture. Using Psalm 27, he illustrates how we lose ourselves when we reject our limits and live without dependence on God. Prayer and scripture restore our awareness that God is God and we are not—anchoring us in humility, trust, and the larger story of grace.

In this opening message of the Into the Silent Land series, Joshua Brown invites listeners to rediscover discipleship by seeing Jesus as Rabbi. Preaching from Matthew 5:1–12, he reframes the Beatitudes as a kingdom manifesto—revealing who God’s reign is aimed at and how we, as disciples, are called to embody it. With a challenge to reject shallow belief and embrace deep formation, this sermon calls us to follow Jesus with our whole lives, bringing justice, mercy, and hope to the forgotten and oppressed.

In this Easter message Pastor Joshua Brown reflects on Luke 15 through the lens of two “prodigal sons”—one who runs from home in search of identity, and one who remains yet feels forgotten. Joshua explores how both sons reveal our spiritual journeys—whether we chase validation in the world or lose ourselves in doing for God while forgetting we are simply His. Ultimately, we are all called back to the Father’s embrace, where we are reminded: “You are my beloved; on you my favor rests.”

This sermon uses the story of Palm Sunday and the Old Testament prophet Malachi to challenge listeners to examine the quality of their offerings to God. It argues that many people offer God only what is convenient, rather than their whole lives, and calls for a shift from a superficial Christian image to a deep Christian belief that costs us everything. The central message is a call to love God wholly and live a life worthy of discipleship, reflecting Christ's journey from Palm Sunday to the resurrection.

In this powerful episode, we dive deep into the fiery message of the prophet Amos—a shepherd turned mouthpiece of God—who dared to confront injustice in the heart of God’s people. Justice, often dismissed as political, is shown to be a divine mandate, inseparable from love and true worship. We explore what it means to love our neighbor, stand with the oppressed, and let righteousness flow like a mighty river. This is a call to the Church, not the world, to return to costly grace and the justice-centered heart of God.