In this message, Pastor Chris Buscher preaches from Matthew 16:13–20 on what it truly means to be a church built on Christ. The world may change its blueprints, but God’s design never fails. When Jesus said, “On this rock I will build My church,” He declared that His people would be unshakable, unstoppable, and grounded in truth.

This message challenges believers to return to the foundation, to let go of comfort, and to be part of the advancing Church that God Himself is building. Revival doesn’t start with a building or a program. It starts with a revelation that Jesus Christ is Lord.

Scripture References: Matthew 16:13–20, Psalm 127:1

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In this message, Pastor Chris Buscher calls the church to the edge of something greater. From Matthew 28:16–20, we see how Jesus gave His Great Commission to ordinary people who still wrestled with doubt. God doesn’t wait for perfect faith. He invites hesitant hearts to trust Him fully and step into the impossible.

If you’ve been standing on the edge between safety and surrender, this word will stir your spirit to take the next step. The same Jesus who sent the disciples into the world is calling you today to dream bigger, pray bolder, and believe for more than you’ve ever seen.

Scripture References: Matthew 28:16–20, Proverbs 3:5–6

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In this message, Pastor Chris Buscher preaches a simple but life-changing truth: Jesus is everything.
From the streets of Capernaum to the struggles we face today, this message from Matthew 9:27–34 shows that Jesus is greater than our past, our present, and our future.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, broken, or unsure of what tomorrow holds, this word will remind you that Christ is more than enough in every moment and every season.

Scripture References: Matthew 9:27–34, John 8:58, John 16:33, Hebrews 13:8, Philippians 3:7–8

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