In"Revival Is In The Temple," Pastor John explores 2 Corinthians 6:14-18 and reminds believers that God dwells within His people. Drawing from Christ's victory over temptation in Matthew 4, the message challenges listeners to reject worldly influences, stand firmly on God's written Word, and make room for revival in their lives. Revival is not found in programs, trends, or buildings, but in hearts fully committed to God. As God's temple, believers are called to live differently, worship faithfully, and allow His presence to transform them from the inside out.

Where are you going to worship this Sunday? Pastor John continues through Exodus 6, where God makes seven declarations to Moses — I will bring you out, I will rescue you, I will redeem you. Worship is the response of God’s people to God’s love. God will deal with our pharaohs. Together as a congregation, we are going where we can worship in His presence, in spirit and in truth.

Many of us have had a moment when God gave us a clear assignment and instead of saying yes, we said, "Who am I to go?" Moses was 80 years old, living as a shepherd in a foreign land, carrying the weight of a troubled past, when God met him at a burning bush and said go. In this week's sermon, Pastor John walks through Exodus 3 and 4 to remind us that God sees us, God sees our oppressors, and God has a plan for us. You and I hesitate when He says our name and tells us to move. With your hand, you cannot get out of Egypt. With God's mighty hand, nothing is impossible. A word for anyone who has been trying to carry something in their own strength that only God's mighty hand can deliver.

Most of us have been away from something God has been calling us back to, a family member, a community, a mission that's incomplete. In this week's sermon, Pastor John continues through the book of Exodus with a message built around three words God gave to Moses: Go Back Home, Gather Them, and Bring Them. The signs Moses performed were miraculous, but the signs were not the mission. Like Moses, God has given each of us testimonies that point back to His presence in our lives. The question is whether we are willing to pick them up and go back. We must be willing AND obedient. A word for anyone God has been calling back home.

A rich young ruler ran up to Jesus with a good question: what must I do to inherit eternal life? Jesus gave him a good answer, but the young ruler walked away sorrowful. This week, Pastor John opens Matthew 19 to ask what's really holding us back from a good decision. In an age of artificial intelligence and artificial truth, are we fact-checking our decisions against the truth written in the authorized Word of God? A timely word for all who are seeking good counsel.

Most of us remember being asked, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" In "God Knows Who You Are," Pastor John flips the question: why are we asking a child, instead of asking God who He created them to be? Walking through the story of John the Baptist in Luke 1, this message reminds us that our purpose was spoken over us before we were even formed in the womb. And if you're in a season of doubt, you're allowed a moment of disbelief — just don't let it become your permanent address.

Most of us know the feeling of sitting down for an exam we didn't study for. That pit in your stomach; the one that says we had the time and we let it slip. In "Study Before The Test", Pastor John preaches from Joshua 1:8 and Psalm 1 for students of all ages and followers of Jesus. In a world leaning on AI for quick answers, Pastor John reminds us: artificial intelligence is artificial truth. There's no shortcut to the promises of God we receive through studying the scriptures for ourselves.

It's back-to-school season, and Pastor John asks the question that challenges every student, and every believer: what will be the outcome? In the sermon "Open Book Test," drawn from Jesus' prayer in John 17, we learn that the curriculum is already complete, everything we need is written in the Word of God. We won't be graded on how much we do, but on how much we receive of God's truth. It's a pass/fail test, and it's open book.