Sunday Sermons with Kent Wells

As we walk through this series, PAINFUL LOVE, we realize there may be some painful situations in your relationships right now.  You are in good company.  The deepest wounds in life rarely come from strangers but from the people we love.  The Bible does not ignore broken relationships but shows us how God brings healing, forgiveness and redemption into them.  So, let's explore what His Word has to say to us today...

As we walk through this series, PAINFUL LOVE, we realize there may be some painful situations in your relationships right now. You are in good company. The deepest wounds in life rarely come from strangers but from the people we love. The Bible does not ignore broken relationships but shows us how God brings healing, forgiveness, and redemption into them. So, let's explore what His Word has to say to us today...

In this message from the Painful Love series, we examine the grief that comes when relationships break apart and the devastating ripple effects of unresolved sin. Through the story of David’s family in 2 Samuel 13–18, we see how ignored wisdom, ungodly counsel, passive leadership, and unconfessed sin fracture families and deepen wounds over time. Yet even in the midst of heartbreaking consequences, the gospel reminds us that Jesus is the only One who truly forgives the unforgivable, heals the brokenhearted, and restores what sin has destroyed.

In this message from the Painful Love series, we examine the grief that comes when relationships break apart and the devastating ripple effects of unresolved sin. Through the story of David’s family in 2 Samuel 13–18, we see how ignored wisdom, ungodly counsel, passive leadership, and unconfessed sin fracture families and deepen wounds over time. Yet even in the midst of heartbreaking consequences, the gospel reminds us that Jesus is the only One who truly forgives the unforgivable, heals the brokenhearted, and restores what sin has destroyed.

We are honored to do church with you this morning. As we launch this new series, PAINFUL LOVE, we realize there may be some painful situations in your relationships right now. You are in good company. The deepest wounds in life rarely come from strangers but from the people we love. The Bible does not ignore broken relationships but shows us how God brings healing, forgiveness, and redemption into them. So, let's explore what His Word has to say to us today...

This Sunday, Pastor Kent continues our “A Healthy You” series with a powerful message from Ephesians 5:1–14 titled “Yielded Choices.” In a world filled with endless decisions, we’ll discover how a few key choices can shape the direction of our entire lives. This message will challenge us to choose love and light, walk in wisdom, and honor others in every relationship—allowing these big, God-centered decisions to guide all the smaller ones we make each day. Don’t miss this practical and life-shaping message about how surrendered choices protect your integrity, strengthen your relationships, and lead you toward a truly healthy life in Christ.

This Sunday,  our Lead Pastor, John Meador continues our "A Healthy You" series with a powerful message from Ephesians 3. Using the picture of a home with windows, we'll discover how God calls His people to look beyond the walls of their own lives and embrace the mission He has given the church. This message will highlight the mission of the church to make that message known and the inner strength God provides so we can experience the depth of His love. Don't miss this encouraging message that reminds us that God can do far more than we ask or imagine as His people live on mission together.

This Sunday, Pastor Kent continues our “A Healthy You” series with “Legacy Disciplines, Part 2” from Ephesians 4:17–32. While last week focused on church habits that help us grow, this message turns to the personal disciplines that shape our everyday lives. We’ll discover the life-changing habit at the heart of spiritual growth: daily rejecting the old life and putting on the new life in Christ. Through practical examples—replacing falsehood with truth, anger with self-control, and bitterness with kindness—we’ll see how God transforms our character one choice at a time. Don’t miss this practical and encouraging message about how daily habits, empowered by Christ, can reshape your heart, your relationships, and your future.

This Sunday, Pastor Kent continues our “A Healthy You” series with a powerful message from Ephesians 4:7–16 titled “Legacy Disciplines.” As we explore the “L” in HEALTHY, we’ll discover that spiritual maturity doesn’t happen by accident—it’s formed through faithful habits and consistent rhythms. God designed the church not just as a place to attend, but as a gift to equip, mature, and protect us. Through teaching, serving, truth, and community, we are built up into strong, stable followers of Christ who are no longer tossed by the confusion of the world. Don’t miss this practical and motivating message about the disciplines that shape a faith that lasts—and a legacy that outlives you.

This Sunday, Pastor Kent continues our “A Healthy You” series with a message from Ephesians 2:11–22 titled “Abiding In Healthy Relationships.” As division, conflict, and broken connections feel increasingly common, we’ll discover how Jesus Himself is our peace—tearing down dividing walls and reconciling what once seemed impossible to restore. Through the transforming truths of forgiveness, unity, Spirit-led motivation, and Christlike character, this message will remind us that healthy relationships don’t just happen—they flow from a heart anchored in the gospel. Don’t miss this encouraging and challenging message about letting God heal what’s been hurt, restore what’s been strained, and build relationships that truly abide.

This Sunday, Pastor Kent continues our “A Healthy You” series with a powerful message from Ephesians 1:7–14 titled “Establishing The Right Identity.” In a world where identity is constantly questioned and reshaped, we’ll discover who we truly are in Christ—saved by grace, selected with purpose, and sealed with security. Through the rich truths of redemption, inheritance, and the sealing of the Holy Spirit, this message will remind us that we don’t strive for identity—we live from identity. Don’t miss this encouraging and clarifying message about seeing yourself the way God already sees you—and living confidently from that foundation.

This Sunday, Pastor John kicks off our new sermon series, "A Healthy You," with a timely and encouraging message from Ephesians 1:1–6 titled "A Healthy and Holy Foundation." Just as a house can't stand without a solid foundation, a healthy life—and healthy relationships—must be built on spiritual truth rooted in Christ. This message will help us understand who our Source is, recognize our God-given value, and live confidently in our standing as sons and daughters of God. As we begin this new series, you'll be challenged to anchor your life in what truly lasts and discover how spiritual health shapes every area of life. Don't miss this powerful start to "A Healthy You."

Discovering your life's purpose isn't about chance or luck—it's about understanding four essential beliefs about God's plan for you. First, you must believe that God intentionally created you as His workmanship, designed with specific purpose and creativity. Second, God saves you through Jesus Christ, giving you both a story to share and a calling to fulfill. Third, God continually shapes you after salvation, preparing you for the good works He has planned. Finally, you must go where God calls you, trusting that He will equip you for whatever He asks you to do. Through prayer, Scripture, and faith, you can discover and walk in the unique purpose God has designed specifically for your life.

Kingdom culture begins with spiritual transformation - moving from spiritual death to life through Christ. This transformation requires living as a holy sacrifice, refusing to conform to worldly patterns, and being unashamed of the gospel. True biblical culture stands firm on five key values: purity, God's design for gender, biblical marriage, family structure, and the sanctity of life. Rather than conforming to cultural pressures, believers must allow God to renew their minds and transform their lives. This means living authentically as Christians throughout the week, not just on Sundays, and boldly sharing faith while maintaining biblical convictions.

Church unity isn't optional—it's what Jesus specifically prayed for before His crucifixion. In John 17, Jesus asked the Father to keep His followers unified so the world would believe in Him. True biblical unity means being one in purpose and mission, all pointing toward Jesus rather than going our own separate ways. When the church operates in genuine unity, it becomes a powerful witness to the watching world, showing them something they can't find anywhere else. This unity requires servant leadership, where leaders follow Christ's example of serving others rather than seeking position or power. Unity also means creating space for people at different stages of their faith journey, offering grace, room to belong, and understanding that everyone grows at their own pace. The goal is simple: saved people helping save people, just as someone once shared the gospel with us.

The early church in Acts 2 demonstrates the power of true spiritual connection in an age when many feel isolated despite constant digital communication. After Pentecost, 3,000 people were baptized and devoted themselves to learning, fellowship, communion, and prayer together. Research shows that regular church involvement leads to better health, longer life, and stronger relationships. True connection requires consistent attendance, spiritual preparation, involvement beyond Sunday services, serving others, and sharing faith. Moving beyond surface-level relationships to deeper community involvement helps combat the loneliness epidemic affecting our generation.

This Sunday our Campus Pastor, Kent Wells takes a look at how we can make the best decision for the upcoming new year as we close out 2025.

This Sunday, Pastor Kent finishes our Christmas series with a powerful message from Revelation 19 titled "The One Who Is To Come." While the manger marked His first coming in humility, Revelation gives us a glimpse of His return in glory. This message will walk us through the marriage of the Lamb, the return of the King, the reign of Christ, the final judgment, and the creation of a new heaven and new earth. Every promise of Christmas finds its fulfillment in His second coming. Don't miss this compelling message about the King who is coming again—sooner than we think. Let it stir your heart to worship as you look forward with hope.

This Sunday, Pastor Kent continues our Christmas series with a powerful message from Revelation 12:1–12, where we’ll see Christmas through heaven’s eyes—not just a quiet manger scene, but a cosmic clash that reveals what was really happening behind the scenes. We’ll meet three key figures in the story—the woman with child, the great dragon, and the Son born to rule—and discover three anchoring truths: the reality of the spiritual war, the enemy’s relentless strategy, and the way God gives His people victory through the blood of the Lamb and the word of our testimony.

This Sunday, Pastor Kent brings a deeply personal and powerful message from 2 Timothy 4:6-8 titled "Finishing Well." In a culture where distractions, discouragement, and moral compromise threaten to pull believers off course, this message offers a clear call to endurance. Through four timeless truths from Paul's final words to Timothy, we'll learn what it takes to live a life that doesn't just start strong, but finishes well. Don't miss this encouraging and convicting message that reminds us we're all in a race—and God calls us to finish it with faith, purpose, and perseverance.

This Sunday, Pastor Kent brings a hope-filled message from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 titled “The Rapture” as part of our Kingdom People series. In a world that often feels chaotic and uncertain, we’ll be reminded that history is not drifting aimlessly—it’s marching toward a King. Pastor Kent will unpack how the return of Christ reshapes how we see death, how we wait, and how we live with purpose and urgency. Don’t miss this encouraging message about the promise of Christ’s return and the eternal hope we have as His people.

We continue our Kingdom People series with a message from Galatians 2:20 titled "Past, Present, and Future Faith." What did Jesus call His church to do? What did He leave us that will help us accomplish His calling? How do we live out our faith consistently? Our spiritual lives rise and fall on the answers to these questions and our actions in response. This message will challenge us to take a big-picture look at our faith and discover how to allow our trust in Christ to permeate every aspect of life.

Pastor Kent continues our Kingdom People series with a powerful message from 1 Corinthians 3:6-15 titled "Built to Last." In a world where so much feels temporary, we’re reminded that God is building something eternal—starting with us. Just like a master builder lays a strong foundation, our lives must be built on Jesus Christ, using materials that endure: the gospel, prayer, Scripture, confession, and Spirit-led obedience. This message will challenge us to examine what we’re building, how we’re building it, and whether it will stand the test of time. Don’t miss this call to live purposefully, build wisely, and invest in what truly lasts.

Pastor Kent continues our "Kingdom People" series with a bold and timely message from Romans 1:16-32 titled "How We Are Different?" In a culture that increasingly mirrors the moral confusion of ancient Rome, we'll be reminded why the church is called to stand out—not in pride, but in faith. This message unpacks the contrast between the world's rejection of God and the believer's call to live by faith in His righteousness. Don't miss this reminder that the church is not better than the world—we've been rescued from it and sent back into it with the good news of grace and truth.

This Sunday is Missions Sunday, and Pastor Kent continues our Kingdom People series with a powerful message from Acts 2:41-47 titled "The Mission of the Church." From the birth of the early church to the fearless witness of the apostles, we’ll see how God’s people were united by faith in Christ and marked by radical generosity, bold prayer, and a deep commitment to sharing the gospel. As we celebrate what God is doing around the world—and through our church—we’ll be challenged to PRAY, GIVE, SEND, or GO. Don’t miss this inspiring call to live on mission and be a part of taking the gospel to the ends of the earth!

Pastor Kent concludes our Redemption series with a powerful message from Romans 3:21-26 titled Redemption Theology. Like holding a flawless diamond to the light, we’ll examine six breathtaking facets of salvation—each revealing what Jesus accomplished for us. From ransomed to redeemed, condemned to justified, cursed to favored, and lost to rescued, this message will walk us through the full beauty of what it means to be saved. Don’t miss this deep and hope-filled message that will remind you that you are not who you were—you are made new in Christ.

This morning we are joined by our Euless Campus' Young Adults Pastor, Alex Farr. He continues our Redemption series with a powerful message from Matthew 27:50–54 titled The Moment of Redemption. In this message, we’ll look at the exact moment Jesus gave His life on the cross—and why it stands as the most significant event in human history. At that moment, the sacrifice was finished, the curse was broken, and access to God was made possible for all. From the tearing of the veil to the confession of a Roman centurion, every detail declares: the price has been paid in full. Don’t miss this moving reminder of what Jesus accomplished for us at the cross.

In this message, Pastor Kent kicks off our new sermon series, "Redemption," with a message from Matthew 26:28 titled, "The Scarlet Thread of Redemption." From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible tells one story—a story woven together by a crimson thread pointing to the blood of Jesus. In this message, we’ll trace that thread through the promises, pictures, prophecies, and person of redemption, and discover the life-changing power it brings. Don’t miss this foundational message about how the blood of Christ redeems, restores, and secures our eternal future.

Pastor Kent continues our Greatest of All series with a powerful message from John 11:17–27. As Jesus stands at the tomb of Lazarus, we see more than a miracle—we see a moment that points to the ultimate resurrection and the life-changing power of belief. In the face of grief, disappointment, and the impossible, Jesus calls us to trust Him fully. Don’t miss this moving message about how belief in Christ brings purpose in pain, passion in loss, and power in the most hopeless situations.

Pastor Kent continues our Greatest of All series with a faith-building message from Matthew 14:22–34. Is this iconic story, the Disciples battle fierce winds until Jesus appears, walking on the water with words of peace. When Peter steps out in faith, he learns firsthand that eyes fixed on Jesus can withstand any storm. No matter the waves that surround us, Christ’s presence brings courage, calm, and victory. Don’t miss this timely call to trust the One who commands the wind and sea.

Pastor Kent continues our "Greatest of All" series with a powerful message from Mark 10:17–27. In this honest and challenging conversation between Jesus and the rich young ruler, we’ll see what happens when a seemingly good, successful person is confronted with the one thing holding him back from true life. Jesus looks past our accomplishments and straight into our hearts—inviting us to let go of what we love most and follow Him fully. Don’t miss this timely message about surrender, love, and the eternal treasure found only in Jesus.

Our Campus Pastor, Kent Wells continues our "Greatest of All" series with a powerful message from Luke 16:19-31. Through the story of the rich man and Lazarus, we'll explore one of the greatest truths in all of Scripture: eternity is real, and our choices today matter forever. This message reminds us that earthly success doesn't determine eternal value, that God's Word offers a clear path to life, and that His love reaches us with the offer of hope and salvation. Don't miss this compelling and grace-filled message about the urgency of the gospel and the promise of eternal life through Christ.

Our Campus Pastor, Kent Wells, continues the "Greatest of All" series with a powerful message from Luke 15:11-32. Through the story of the prodigal son, we'll be reminded that one of the greatest truths in all of Scripture is God's relentless love for the lost. Whether careless, craving, or caught in shame, every heart is invited home to a Father who runs with compassion and restores with joy. Don't miss this heartfelt message about the greatness of God's mercy and the hope that awaits every returning soul.

Pastor Kent continues our "Breaking the Cycle" series with a message from Numbers 9:16-23 titled "Faith Over Feelings." Even though God visibly led Israel with a cloud by day and fire by night, the people still struggled to trust Him when the path was hard or confusing. In the same way, we often let frustration, fear, or disobedience drive our choices. This message challenges us to rely on God’s direction, even when it doesn’t align with our emotions. Don’t miss this encouraging reminder to walk by faith—especially when your feelings try to lead the way.

Pastor Kent continues our Breaking the Cycle series with a powerful message from Leviticus 9-10 titled "Remembering How to Reverence God." In a culture that often approaches worship casually, this passage reminds us of the awe, gratitude, and humility that true worship demands. Through the striking contrast between God's glory and the dangers of irreverence, we'll be challenged to worship with both joy and holy fear, remembering that through Jesus, we're invited to draw near with confidence. Don't miss this compelling message about honoring God in worship and life.

Pastor Kent launches our new series, Breaking the Cycle, with a powerful message from Exodus 32:1-10, exploring "Rescue from Rebellion." We'll see how quickly the human heart turns from God, crafting idols and chasing what feels easier or more immediate. Yet even in our rebellion, God provides mercy through an intercessor, ultimately pointing us to Jesus. Don't miss this important message about how the cycle of sin can be broken and how true rescue is found in Christ!

This Easter Sunday, Pastor Kent shares a powerful message from 2 Samuel 7:8-17 titled "The Ultimate Promise." As we celebrate the resurrection, we’ll see how Easter is not just about life after death—it’s about the fulfillment of God’s promise to raise up an eternal King. From the cradle to the cross to the empty tomb, Jesus is revealed not only as our Savior but as the King who reigns forever. Don’t miss this victorious Easter message about the risen King who died for you, lives for you, and rules with grace and power!

Pastor Kent continues our "Promises Delivered" series with a powerful message from Exodus 19, exploring "A Future Blessing." As we examine God's covenant with Moses and the people of Israel, we'll see how God reveals His holiness, power, and desire to dwell with His people. Though the covenant was conditional—based on obedience—it points us toward our need for grace and the ultimate fulfillment found in Jesus Christ. Don't miss this important message about how God's law, presence, and promises all work together to shape a people set apart for Him!

This Sunday, Pastor Kent continues our "Promises Delivered" series with a powerful message from Genesis 12:1–8, exploring "A Future Nation." We’ll look at God’s covenant with Abraham—a promise to build a great nation, bless the world through his descendants, and call people to a life of faith. This message reminds us that God still initiates, sustains, and fulfills His promises. Just like Abraham, we are invited to trust Him step by step, even when the road is uncertain. Don’t miss this encouraging message about God’s faithfulness and the foundation of our faith!

Pastor Kent continues our Promises Delivered series with a powerful message called "A Future for Mankind." As we examine Genesis 6 and 9, we'll see God's covenant with Noah and discover how God's unchanging character, undeserved mercy, and unforgettable promises reveal His heart to preserve life and redeem creation. Through the flood, the ark, and the rainbow, God proves He is faithful—even when the world is not. Don't miss this hope-filled message about the God who keeps His promises and makes a way forward for all of us!

Pastor Kent starts a new series, Promises Delivered, with a powerful message from Genesis 3:9–24 called "A Future Redeemer." As we walk through Scripture, we'll see how God's holiness required justice, yet His love promised redemption through a Savior who would defeat sin and restore what was lost. This message reveals how Jesus Christ fulfills that promise, offering hope to a broken world and victory over the consequences of sin. Don't miss this inspiring message about the God who keeps His promises and delivers redemption through His Son!

In this message, Pastor Kent kicks off our new sermon series, "The Fall," with a powerful message from Genesis 3:1–19, exploring "The First Sin." As we journey through Scripture, we'll see how the first act of disobedience brought devastating consequences, separating humanity from God and introducing sin into the world. This message will reveal the enemy's tactics, the path that leads to sin, and the hope God provides through redemption. Don't miss this essential teaching as we uncover the reality of sin—and the grace that overcomes it!

Discover the divine blueprint for gender, marriage, and sexuality that brings fulfillment and purpose. Learn how God intentionally created men and women with complementary characteristics and designed marriage as a sacred covenant. Understand biblical principles about gender differences, marital relationships, and sexual expression. Topics include biblical marriage, gender roles, sexual purity, relationship wisdom, Christian marriage, biblical sexuality, God's design for relationships, marriage and family, Christian living, biblical truth, spiritual growth, faith and relationships, biblical worldview, Christian values, relationship goals, marriage preparation, gender identity, sexual integrity, covenant marriage, biblical manhood and womanhood.

Understanding our true identity begins with recognizing that humans were uniquely created in God's image, designed for relationship with Him. We possess special capabilities including creative thinking, free will, and a spiritual nature that connects us to our Creator. God gave humanity two main purposes: to multiply and to be stewards of creation. This divine design includes specific roles for males and females, reflecting God's perfect plan for human identity and purpose.

The biblical creation account reveals profound truths about God's nature through three key witnesses: the universe itself, Scripture's testimony, and the account's internal logic. God's attributes as eternal, one, and omnipotent are clearly demonstrated through His act of creation. The incredible design and complexity of the universe points to an intelligent designer, while Scripture consistently affirms God as Creator across multiple books and authors. Understanding God as Creator helps us grasp our own purpose and value while deepening our trust in His creative power.

God's divine plan spans from creation to completion, beginning with His perfect creation of the universe and humanity in His image. When sin entered through Adam and Eve's disobedience, it created a separation between God and humanity. Through various covenants with figures like Noah, Abraham, Moses, and David, God demonstrated His faithfulness. Jesus Christ became the ultimate fulfillment of God's promises, offering salvation through His death and resurrection. Today, believers serve as God's representatives, called to share His love and message of hope with others.

Building meaningful Christian relationships is essential for spiritual growth and navigating life's challenges. The right community provides godly wisdom, prayer support, and encouragement in faith. Key qualities to look for include those with assured faith in Christ, unwavering hope, and clean consciences. Strong Christian relationships are built through regular fellowship, mutual accountability, serving together, and supporting one another through life's ups and downs. Taking initiative to join or invite others to Christian community is crucial for developing these life-giving connections.

Leadership in faith centers on serving others and guiding them toward Christ, with every individual having the capacity to influence regardless of their personality. True leadership begins with a servant's heart, demonstrated through actions like setting up worship spaces, encouraging others, and volunteering without prompting. Effective spiritual leadership requires putting others first, using spiritual gifts to serve, and leading by example. The focus remains on building unity, fostering spiritual maturity, and creating eternal impact rather than temporary success.

What if church was more than just Sunday attendance? Discover how authentic community can transform lives and create lasting impact. When was the last time you experienced genuine fellowship that left you in awe of God? Join us as we explore the power of true Christian community and learn practical ways to welcome, serve, and grow together. 🤝✨