In this powerful message From Feb. 19th 2025, we explore John 15 and discover that just as a branch cannot survive apart from the vine, the church cannot thrive without staying connected to Jesus. Abiding in Christ fuels our worship, deepens our unity, empowers our prayers, and transforms our community.

WEEK 4 — “THE LOSTNESS OF THE FOUND: When Proximity Isn’t Intimacy” Luke 15:25–32 (NKJV) Relentless Love — Final Week

In the final week of our Relentless Love series, we don’t meet a prodigal—we meet someone far more surprising: a son who never left the house… yet still lost his heart.

This episode uncovers one of the most overlooked forms of spiritual lostness in the Church: A heart that stays in the Father’s house but drifts from the Father’s heart.

Across this series:

• Week 1: The Shepherd found the wanderer.
• Week 2: The Woman restored what was dropped.
• Week 3: The Father ran for the rebel.
• Week 4: The Father steps outside to reach the resentful, the rigid, and the religious—those who stayed but grew cold.

If you've ever served faithfully but felt your passion fading… If comparison, bitterness, or spiritual weariness has crept in… If you’ve ever been “found” on the outside but “lost” on the inside— This message is for you.

In this episode, you’ll discover: ✨ Proximity isn’t intimacy. ✨ Activity isn’t affection. ✨ Service isn’t surrender. ✨ You can live in the house… and still be far from His heart.

But here’s the hope: The same Father who ran toward the prodigal walks outside for the older brother. He is still pursuing, still pleading, still calling His sons and daughters back to joy.

Revival doesn’t start when the world stops running. Revival starts when the Church starts loving again.

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Episode Title: Week 3 — The Prodigal Son: When We Run Away Series: Relentless Love

In this powerful message, we dive into one of Jesus’ most famous parables—The Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11–32). This isn’t just a story about rebellion… it’s a story about relentless love.

Week 1 showed us a Shepherd who searched until He found the one who wandered. Week 2 revealed a Woman who refused to stop looking for what was dropped. But Week 3? This is the story of a Father who runs toward the one who ran away.

In this episode, you’ll discover:

🔥 Why the son wasn’t evil—just early, immature, and impatient 🔥 How the “far country” promises freedom but always produces famine 🔥 Why hitting rock bottom can become the doorway to awakening 🔥 The shocking moment the Father runs—breaking cultural rules to show radical grace 🔥 What it looks like for the church to love like the Father who runs

Whether you’ve wandered, drifted, rebelled, or just slowly slipped away—this message reminds you of one truth:

When you run from God, He doesn’t run from you. He runs toward you.

Get ready to be encouraged, challenged, and reminded of a love that refuses to quit— a love that watches for you, waits for you, and runs after you.

Message Title: The Lost Coin — When Life Drops You Speaker: Pastor Bobby Winburn East Clemson Christian Fellowship

In Week 2 of our Relentless Love series, Pastor Bobby shares a deeply moving message from Luke 15:8–10: “The Lost Coin — When Life Drops You.”

Some people aren’t lost because they wandered. Some aren’t far from God because they ran. Many are hurting simply because life dropped them — through betrayal, trauma, heartbreak, or silence.

But Jesus tells this story to show us something powerful: 👉 Your value didn’t change when you fell. 👉 God still sees you in the dust. 👉 He lights a lamp, sweeps the house, and searches intentionally until you are found. 👉 His love for you is relentless.

This message invites you to experience hope, healing, and the truth that you are still worth finding.

Whether you’re struggling, searching, or standing strong—this sermon will speak life, lift your faith, and remind you of the God who never gives up on you.

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Relentless Love — Week 1: “The Lost Sheep — When We Wander Away”

Some people don’t rebel — they drift. They don’t run from God — they slowly wander away. One step at a time. One distraction at a time. One hurt at a time.

But even when you wander, God’s love doesn’t wander with you — it runs after you.

In this message, Pastor Bobby Winburn unpacks Luke 15:1–7, revealing a Shepherd who refuses to settle for ninety-nine and a Savior who notices the one. This is not a story about sheep — it’s a story about the heart of God.

A love that notices when you’re missing. A love that pursues until you’re found. A love that rejoices when you come home.

This is Relentless Love — the love that never stops chasing, never stops calling, and never stops carrying you home.

📖 Scripture: Luke 15:1–7 (NKJV) 🎶 Series: Relentless Love — Three Stories. One Heartbeat. God will do anything to reach the lost. #RelentlessLove #ECCF #WeAreThatChurch #FoundByGrace #Luke15

Have you ever felt like giving up—on your faith, your calling, or your breakthrough? This powerful message, “Defeating the Spirit of Quit,” will reignite your perseverance and strengthen your spirit to press forward in the face of challenges.

Through the Word, we’ll discover how God’s glory filled the tabernacle after Moses finished the work (Exodus 40), how new wine requires new wineskins (Mark 2:22), and how praise unlocks endurance and victory (Psalm 100). In Luke 5, we’ll see the miracle that happens when obedience meets persistence.

If you’ve been weary, discouraged, or ready to walk away, this message is for you. God isn’t finished with you yet!

IGHT NIGHT – ROUND 1: “Cravings vs. The Word” 📖 Matthew 4:1–11 (NKJV) Speaker: Pastor Bobby Winburn | East Clemson Christian Fellowship

Welcome to FIGHT NIGHT, a powerful series where we go round by round against the real battles of temptation. In this episode, Pastor Bobby unpacks what happens when cravings collide with calling — when hunger meets holiness in the wilderness.

🔥 Episode Overview: Jesus faced His first round of temptation — not with sin, but with something that looked good at the wrong time. The devil tempted Him to turn stones into bread, but Jesus refused to feed His flesh at the expense of His faith.

“Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.” — Matthew 4:4 (NKJV)

You’ll learn: 🥊 Why temptation targets your appetite when you’re weakest. 🥊 How to recognize when “stones” look like bread. 🥊 Why satisfaction can’t come from shortcuts. 🥊 How the Word of God becomes your greatest weapon in spiritual warfare.

This message will challenge you to stop feeding your cravings and start feasting on the Word — to trade temporary satisfaction for eternal strength.

💬 Key Line:

“The appetite isn’t evil — it’s the aim that’s off.”

🎧 Tune in, take notes, and let God redirect your hunger from craving to calling. He’s not just calling you to resist — He’s calling you to be filled.

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Every great fight starts long before the first punch is thrown—and the same is true in your spiritual life. In “Before the Bell: What Is Temptation?” Pastor Bobby Winburn breaks down the anatomy of temptation and shows how the enemy studies your weaknesses, your pain points, and your desires.

Temptation isn’t sin—it’s the setup before the strike, the bait that hides the hook. James 1 reveals how temptation begins within us, but 1 Corinthians 10:13 reminds us that God is faithful and always provides a way of escape. You don’t have to fight alone, and you don’t have to fall—because victory doesn’t start in the ring; it starts at the Cross.

💥 Key Scriptures: James 1:12–15 | 1 Corinthians 10:13 | Romans 6:23 | Proverbs 4:23

💭 Big Idea: You can’t overcome what you won’t confront. Recognize it early. Resist it boldly. Walk in the victory Christ already won for you.

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