In this message, Pastor Landon walks through Scripture to show how God’s plan didn’t begin in the Gospels, but goes all the way back to Genesis 12. From God’s covenant with Abraham to Israel’s calling to be a light to the nations, we see a clear purpose: God making Himself known to the whole world.

Where Israel fell short, Jesus fulfilled the mission completely.

In this teaching, you’ll explore:
* God’s purpose for Israel
* Why the Old Testament still matters today
* How Jesus fulfilled God’s mission, not just taught it
* God’s heart for every nation and every person
* A biblical perspective on Israel and God’s promises

Jesus came to seek and save the lost, and that mission is still unfolding today.

Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill
Date: 4/19/2026
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In this concluding sermon on the Gospels, Pastor Landon Churchill dives into the final chapter of John, illustrating the "resurrection reality" that goes beyond head knowledge into a lived experience. Through the narrative of the disciples returning to their old lives and Jesus meeting them there, we see a powerful picture of God’s pursuit, restoration, and ultimate call to follow Him.

Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill
Date: 4/12/2026
Website: ComeToFreedom.com

In this Easter message, Pastor Landon walks through John 20, showing how the resurrection of Jesus changes everything. From Mary at the tomb to Thomas’ confession, we see that the risen Christ meets the grieving, the fearful, and the doubting—and calls each of us to believe.

Because He lives, there is forgiveness, real hope, and eternal life for all who trust in Him.

He is risen indeed.

Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill
Date: April 5, 2026
Website: ComeToFreedom.com

We reflect on the meaning of Good Friday and walk through the final hours of Jesus Christ.

This service follows the Gospel of John (chapters 12–19), tracing the road to the cross:

• Mary’s act of sacrificial worship

• The Triumphal Entry

• Jesus washing His disciples’ feet

• His betrayal and arrest

• The trial before Pilate

• The crucifixion and His final words: “It is finished.”

What looked like defeat was actually victory.

What seemed like the darkest moment in history became the greatest display of love.

Jesus willingly gave His life to pay the price for our sin so that we could be forgiven, restored, and made new.

“I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me.” — John 14:6

This service includes Scripture readings, worship, and communion as we remember the sacrifice of Jesus and fix our eyes on Him.

Take time to slow down, reflect, and remember what was accomplished on the cross.

Sunday is coming.

Speaker:Pastor Landon Churchill

Date: April 3, 2026

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In this message, Azi Onama teaches through Luke 19:28–44, the account of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. As Jesus rides in on a donkey, He reveals Himself as the promised King—humble, peaceful, and faithful to fulfill prophecy.

This passage reminds us that Jesus did not come in worldly power or pride, but in humility, fulfilling Zechariah 9:9 as the true Prince of Peace. While the crowds praised Him with cries of “Hosanna,” many still misunderstood the kind of salvation He came to bring.

In this teaching, we are challenged to see:

• Jesus as the promised King who fulfills Scripture

• The beauty of humility, obedience, and faithfulness in small things

• The danger of spiritual blindness and missing the time of God’s visitation

• Christ’s deep compassion as He weeps over Jerusalem

• The call for believers to worship boldly and live as faithful ambassadors of His kingdom

Azi also highlights how the triumphal entry points not only to Christ’s first coming in peace, but also to His return in power and glory. Jesus is worthy of praise, and where people remain silent, creation itself is ready to declare His glory.

This sermon is both a call to worship Jesus openly and to recognize the urgency of the hour—to follow Him closely, bear fruit, and proclaim the good news while there is still time.

Speaker: Azi Onama

Sermon Date: March 29, 2026

Website: ComeToFreedom.com

Jesus enters Jerusalem as King—but instead of taking on Rome, He goes straight to the temple and confronts corruption.

In this message, Pastor Lance walks through Luke 19 and shows why Jesus challenged the very place that was supposed to represent God. During one of the busiest times in Israel, the temple had become something it was never meant to be—and Jesus wasn’t going to ignore it.

This teaching focuses on:

• Why Jesus didn’t meet people’s expectations

• What was wrong in the temple

• Why spiritual truth mattered more than political change

• What it means for us to stay focused on the mission today

As Jesus approached the cross, He remained fully committed to teaching, serving, and sharing the truth—right up to the very end.

Speaker: Pastor Lance Lybert

Date: March 22, 2026

Website: ComeToFreedom.com

In this message from Luke 19, Pastor Landon walks through Jesus’ parable of the minas and reminds us of a powerful truth: the King has entrusted us with His message, and we are called to faithfully deliver it until He returns.

Using the picture of a mail carrier delivering an urgent letter, this sermon challenges believers to think seriously about what we are doing with the gospel. We have not been called to hide it, preserve it, or keep it safely tucked away—we have been called to share it.

This teaching emphasizes:

• The urgency of the gospel message

• Faithfulness in what God has entrusted to us

• The call to “do business” for the Kingdom while we wait for Christ’s return

• The difference between rejecting the King, being an unfaithful servant, or being a faithful servant

Pastor Landon also points to the incredible hope of the gospel: that in Christ, our sins are removed “as far as the east is from the west.” Because of Jesus’ death and resurrection, forgiveness and eternal life are available to all who trust in Him.

This is a strong and practical reminder that the church is not called merely to gather, but to go—to bring the good news of Jesus Christ to a world that desperately needs hope.

Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill

Date: March 8, 2026

Website: ComeToFreedom.com

Pastor Landon walks us through the account of a wealthy, despised chief tax collector who climbs a sycamore tree just to catch a glimpse of Jesus. But what Zacchaeus didn’t realize is that while he was seeking Jesus, Jesus was seeking him.

This is the final recorded conversion before the cross — and it is no children’s story. Set in Jericho as Jesus moves intentionally toward Jerusalem and His coming suffering, this encounter reveals the very heart of the Gospel:

“For the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost.” (Luke 19:10)

We see:
• A spiritually bankrupt man who had everything — except peace.
• A Savior who stops, looks up, and calls a sinner by name.
• Immediate salvation by grace through faith.
• Real repentance that produces visible fruit.
• Joy in heaven over one sinner who turns to God.

Zacchaeus climbed a tree seeking sight.
Jesus would soon be lifted on a cross securing salvation.

Pastor Landon reminds us that grace always initiates — and true grace always transforms. Salvation is immediate. It is not earned. It is not cleaned up beforehand. It is received by faith.

This message challenges both seekers and believers:

If you are seeking — Jesus sees you, knows your name, and invites Himself into your life today.

If you are saved — are you making room for others, or are you part of the crowd that blocks them from Jesus?

The Gospel is simple and powerful:
We are saved by grace through faith — not by works.
But saving grace always changes how we live.

Today is still the day of salvation.

Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill
Sermon Date: March 1, 2026
Website: ComeToFreedom.com