Discovery Church

Pastor Philip shares a larger than life message from the life of Gideon from Judges 6-8. In this message, we see that God can use me no matter what and that I can trust God no matter what!

In this Message Pastor Philip concludes our Unshakable series through 2 Thessalonians. In Chapter 3 we see the and "Unshakable church stays faithful in a frustrating world by trusting Jesus in ordinary life."

Pastor Philip takes us through the beginning of 2 Thessalonians chapter 3 with a message titled, "Unshakable Hearts."

Pastor Philip continues into 2 Thessalonians chapter two with a message titled, "Don't Be Shaken: When truth anchors you, fear doesn't have to shake you."

John Hildebrand kicks off our series through Second Thessalonians titled UNSHAKABLE.

This Easter Sunday Pastor Philip brings a message titled "A Victory Nobody Expected."

Pastor Josh leads a family-centered, kid participation, teaching time around the story of Jesus and Lazarus.

Pastor Philip concludes our series through the book of 1 Thessalonians. Today's topic: Living Ready

Pastor Philip dives into the second half of 1 Thessalonians chapter 4 with a message titled "Hope that holds".

Pastor Philip continues through the book of 1 Thessalonians, specifically chapter 4. Today's topic: "The Way You Live Matters"

 We belong to each other - why community is important, and what Biblical community looks like. Join us as we round out 1 Thessalonians chapter two and head into chapter three.

This week reinforces that growth happens best in an environment of trust. Paul describes leadership that is gentle, rational and encouraging. This is how God shapes people; not by pressure, but by presence.

Faith works. Love labors. Hope endures.Pastor Philip begins this series in 1 Thessalonians 1:2-10 speaking about how faith isn't just believed - it's visible.

In Joshua 24, Joshua calls God’s people to a decisive moment: put away the idols and serve the Lord. This message confronts divided loyalties and invites us to lay down whatever competes with God so we can serve Him with our whole heart.

Ruth 1–2 Ruth’s story reminds us that God does some of His deepest work in ordinary moments. This message focuses on how simple, repeated acts of faithfulness shape our lives over time. Spiritual formation rarely happens in big moments, it’s formed in everyday obedience.

Numbers 9:15–23 Following God often means moving without a map. In this message, we look at Israel’s journey in the wilderness and how God led His people not with a plan, but with His presence. We’ll learn what it looks like to stay open, responsive, and willing to follow God—whether He says move or stay.

2 Kings 4:8–17 In a world that constantly pushes us to want more, this message invites us to slow down and create space for God. Through the quiet story of the Shunammite woman, we explore how contentment isn’t settling for less, but living with a settled trust in God. When we make room instead of rushing, God meets us in unexpected ways.

Join us as we reflect on God’s faithfulness over the last year. We celebrate what Jesus is doing in and through our church—life change, baptisms, new families, and a community growing in faith. Our prayer is simple: that we would continue to be a church made of real people, living real lives, following a real Savior.

In the last installment of THE GIFT EXCHANGE, Pastor Philip discusses exchanging loneliness for the LOVE OF GOD.

Pastor Philip speaks on the topic of exchanging weariness for JOY in this week of The Gift Exchange.

In week two of THE GIFT EXCHANGE, Pastor Philip discusses the exchange we can have when we hand over our fear for the PEACE OF GOD.

Philip kicks off our new series discussing trading in the discouragement of the world for the HOPE found in Jesus.

Pastor Philip finishes the series GIVE US THIS Day with a message titled "My Heart Rejoices".

Pastor Philip teaches through a prayer found in 2 Chronicles 20 in week 3 of the series, GIVE US THIS DAY.

In week two of this series, Pastor Philip discusses prayer and having a clean heart as seen in Psalm 51.

Pastor Philip gives an important and thoughtful message through "The Lord's Prayer" to begin the series GIVE US THIS DAY.

A message by Pastor Philip that discusses what the Bible is, why we should read it, and how we should read it.

Pastor Brian and John Hilderbrand use Psalm 117 to discuss the call, and cause, to worship - and the need it brings to reach all the nations for Christ.

Pastor Josh Crouch and Corry Brunenkant speak on the topic of 'satisfaction' through the text of Psalm 90.

Amber Bassham and Chelsea Hartzler use Psalm 42 as they speak about the struggle between despair and hope, and how to praise God through that process.

Pastor Philip and Tim Toole team teach through Psalm 13.

Amber Bassham wraps up the series on Galatians with a message titled, "Who are you when you follow Jesus?"

Pastor Philip Bassham brings a message out of Galatians 5 titled, "Growing What Really Matters?

Pastor Josh brings some chaos, and a great message, to our Family Fifth Sunday!

Pastor Philip discusses the theme of becoming an heir of Christ as discussed in Galatians chapter four.

We often slip into thinking that if we just work harder, follow the right rules, or prove ourselves, then God will accept us. But in Galatians 3, Paul reminds us that we are made right with God by faith, not by performance. The law shows us our need, but Jesus fulfills the promise. In Him, we are no longer defined by what we do, but by who we belong to. This message will help us trade checklist Christianity for a life of freedom, identity, and trust in Christ alone.

In the opening chapter of Galatians, Paul urgently defends the true gospel of grace against false teachings that add rules and works to salvation. This message will explore who Paul is, why he wrote the letter, and why the gospel is good news we can’t afford to distort. We’ll learn that real freedom is found not in trying harder, but in trusting Jesus completely—because what He did on the cross is enough.

What does it really mean to lead others? In this powerful message, Lead with Your Life, we explore how true leadership isn’t about titles or talent — it’s about example. Drawing inspiration from a pivotal moment in Top Gun: Maverick, where Maverick steps up to show what’s possible instead of just saying itJoin us as we unpack what it looks like to live out your faith in a way that speaks louder than words. Whether you’re a student, a parent, a leader, or just someone trying to follow Jesus in everyday life — this message will challenge and encourage you to lead from the inside out.

It's a gift that Jesus welcomes us, even in our imperfections. The deeper someone understands their own struggles, the more they recognize the transformative power of grace. "The more you realize the seriousness of your hopeless condition... that's when you'll have great love."

Pastor Philip's messages dives into the pivotal Spider-Man: Homecoming scene where Peter is trapped under rubble and must decide if he can still be a hero without his high-tech suit. It challenges us to ask the same question: Who are you when everything external—titles, roles, reputation—is stripped away? Using James 1:17, we’re reminded that every good and perfect gift comes from God, not from what we wear or what others see. And in 2 Timothy 1:7, we’re reminded that God gives us power, love, and self-discipline—not fear.

In The Fellowship of the Ring, Gandalf reminds Frodo, “All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us.”This week, Eric Bryant (Gateway Church: Austin) challenges us to use our time well—to live fruitful lives by joining God’s mission and helping build His Kingdom.You’re invited to be part of something bigger. Let’s step into the story together.

Pastor Brian brings a message about Friendship as we follow along with the life of Elijah.

Pastor Josh Crouch continues our series through the life of Elijah with a message titled, "What on earth are you doing for Heaven's sake?"

John Hilderbrand continues the series through the story of Elijah with a message titled, "I've Had Enough, Lord".