But What Did You Ask?

What have you asked God for—and are you willing to follow the path that comes with it? In this concluding message of the Here Is Home series, Pastor Bryan explores Mark 10 and Jesus’ response to James and John’s request for places of honor. Discover how greatness in the Kingdom is revealed through faithful service, sacrifice, and a surrendered heart. This message challenges us to consider our ways, trust God’s direction, and follow Jesus’ example of serving others.

The Drought Is Over

In Week 7 of Here Is Home, Pastor Bryan continues teaching from Haggai, inviting us to consider our ways and realign our lives with God’s priorities. Through speaking, listening, and being present, prayer shapes a focused mind, a surrendered heart, and a committed posture of dependence on God. This message calls us to renew our prayer lives, release our expectations, and bring our hearts into agreement with the Father’s will.

Greater Glory | Here Is Home, Week 6

In “Greater Glory,” Pastor Bryan teaches from the book of Haggai about divine alignment. What happens when our daily lives and God’s priorities fall out of rhythm? This message invites us to return to Christ as our center, respond to His Word, and trust Him with the places that seem beyond repair. Only God can call life out of a place everyone else has given up on.

What to Do When You Need a Miracle, Part 2: Understanding Jesus

In John 11, Martha and Mary believed Jesus could heal Lazarus—but when he died, they thought their opportunity for a miracle had ended. In this message, Pastor Bryan teaches us that Jesus sees tragedy through the lens of God’s glory. He does not minimize our pain, but neither does He allow tragedy to define what is possible. Even when we do not understand His methods or timing, we can trust that He remains in control. When our vision ends, His glory may only be beginning—there is greater glory ahead!

What to Do When You Need a Miracle

What do you do when you need God to move in a way that only He can? Drawing from John 11 and the resurrection of Lazarus, Pastor Bryan Powe reveals how believers can posture themselves to receive the miraculous.

This message reminds us that the same God who performed miracles, signs and wonders in Scripture is still alive and working today. Although God handles the supernatural, we must be willing to move the stones within our responsibility through belief, confession and obedience.

God’s timing may not match our expectations, but He is always on time. What appears to be an ending may actually be the setting for a resurrection. Jesus does not panic in the presence of tragedy—He prepares a miracle. When our vision ends, His glory may be just beginning.

There is a pathway to every promise—and somewhere along that pathway, God will tell you to go. In “When God Says Go!,” Pastor Bryan uses the transformation of Saul and the obedience of Ananias in Acts 9 to show us that clarity often comes after obedience, not before it. Discover why legitimate fear does not change God’s desires, how our participation becomes integral to His purposes, and why no person or situation is beyond His power to redeem. The God who creates is the same God who recreates, and what looks dead may simply be waiting on a Word from Him.

In “Speak to It Again,” Pastor Bryan teaches from Ezekiel 37, reminding us that no situation is too broken, hopeless, or far gone for God’s resurrection power. Discover why we must keep believing, obeying, and speaking God’s Word—even when what we see has not yet changed.

Here Is Home is more than a slogan—it’s a declaration.

In the opening message of the Here Is Home series, Pastor Bryan challenges us to examine the difference between being positioned somewhere and being postured there. Through James 1, we discover how trials can develop us, why wisdom requires a heart inclined toward God, and why we must settle where “home” is in order to receive His direction.

No matter where you find yourself, keep your heart postured toward God. He knows where to find you.