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Sunday May 3rd, 2026:  What you agree with in chaos reveals the lens you’re living from.In this teaching Pastor Matt takes a real-life look at slowing down, becoming aware of what’s still alive in us, and choosing to filter it through the presence of the Holy Spirit. This isn’t behavior management—it’s learning to see from Christ within.Even in pressure, His perspective brings life and peace.

Sunday April 26th, 2026:  There’s a difference between knowing truth and being formed by it, and most of us can say the right things long before we actually live from them. So this isn’t about adding something new. It’s about letting go of everything that was never meant to be the voice that governs you.In this series we will walk through what it means to have the mind of Christ, not as a concept, but as a present reality. Not something you visit, but something you live from.Jesus heals the man at the pool and then tells him to pick up his mat and walk.Not to deny where he’s been. Not to pretend it wasn’t real. But to stop being defined by it.What once carried you… you now carry.And the invitation is not just to agree with that in a moment, but to actually walk it out.This is where we begin.

Sunday April 12, 2026:  There’s a difference between knowing what Jesus has done and actually living from His life.In this message, we move beyond language and into participation. The table was never meant to be something we observe, it’s something we step into. When Jesus said “take and eat,” He wasn’t offering a concept, He was offering Himself.Too often we receive parts of Him while still holding on to old patterns, old mindsets, and old ways of living. But you don’t get Jesus in pieces. The invitation is to receive all of Him, not just what’s comfortable.This is the call to eat the whole Lamb. To stop living from what has already died.To stop resisting the life that’s already been given.You were not just forgiven, you were brought into His life.

EASTER SUNDAY 4.5.2026: Easter is not just something we remember, it’s something we awaken to.This message moves beyond what we’ve been saved from and into the reality of what we’ve been saved for. The cross didn’t just deal with sin, it destroyed the lie of separation. The resurrection didn’t just raise Jesus, it revealed a new humanity and a restored image.So many still live like it’s Friday, striving, earning, and trying to get somewhere God has already brought us into. But the invitation of the gospel is not to reach for life, it’s to live from it.You were not just forgiven, you were raised.You are not becoming something, you are awakening to who you already are.This is the call of Easter. Not effort, but awakening. Not striving, but living from union.

Sunday March 29, 2026: Palm Sunday wasn’t the moment Jesus became King. It was the moment people finally saw Him.In this teaching, we explore how praise is not about making God more present, but about awakening our hearts to the reality that He already is. Heaven is not trying to build something—it’s responding to what has always been true. And when we step into praise, we’re not starting something… we’re joining it.We dive into the power of Todah—a kind of praise that doesn’t wait for breakthrough, but responds from union in the middle of uncertainty. This is not denial. It’s alignment. It’s choosing to anchor in truth when everything around you says otherwise.This message will challenge the way you see worship, faith, and even your current situation. Because the question isn’t whether He is worthy—it’s whether you can see.

Sunday March 22, 2026:  In this teaching, Nick brings real life into what we’ve been learning as a family.With honesty and vulnerability, he shares about walking through confusion, disappointment, and things not going according to plan. The kind of moments that press on expectations and expose pride.But through it all, he’s learning to walk from sonship rather than for approval.This message reminds us that the seed of the Kingdom doesn’t keep us from challenges, it anchors us in hope and forms victory as we walk through them in union.

Sunday March 15, 2026: In this message, Pastor Matt continues our “The Kingdom Is Like…” series by uncovering the deeper invitation behind the parables of Jesus. These weren’t just stories meant to inform—they were blueprints meant to awaken.What if the Kingdom isn’t something you’re trying to earn, manage, or survive… but something you’ve been invited to build with the Father?From the soil of the heart to the stewardship of what’s been entrusted, this teaching reframes how we see participation in the Kingdom. Not as fearful servants striving for approval, but as sons and daughters who know the heart of their Father.The question is simple, but weighty: Do you see yourself this way?  

Sunday March 1, 2026:  Pastor Matt continues in the parables with a sober, hope-filled call to tenderness through the parable of the sower and the soil.The seed is not the issue. The sower is not the issue. The difference is soil.In this message, we let Jesus evaluate the conditions of the heart, where it has grown hardened, stayed shallow, become crowded, or remained receptive. These are not labels for different types of believers. They are heart postures that can surface in any of us in different seasons  .Maturity is not intensity sustained over time. It is tenderness sustained over time.This is a call to own the yard without owning the weeds. To uproot bitterness before it poisons the soil. To refuse self-protection that chokes future fruit. To welcome grace that tills the ground gently so the Kingdom can multiply.The seed is alive. The inheritance is secure. The question is soil.

Sunday February 22, 2026:  In this week’s message, we continue exploring the parables of Jesus—not as illustrations, but as blueprints. If the Kingdom is seed, leaven, and hidden process, then how do sons and daughters actually participate in what God is building?This teaching confronts the tension between striving and passivity, dismantling performance theology while refusing to drift into disengagement. We unpack what it means to scatter seed without panic, steward the soil of our hearts, and work from union rather than for approval.Through the lens of Paul’s language—“I worked harder than them all, yet not I, but the grace of God”—we discover that effort is not the enemy. Self-sourcing is. Sons do not earn inheritance. They steward it.This is a call to mature participation: obedience without anxiety, responsibility without fear, and revival that becomes structure. Because the Kingdom is not earned. It is entrusted.

Sunday February 15, 2026: In Night Two, Apostle Damon picks right back up where we finished the night before and continues teaching of a people who live and implament victory through identity, or lamb-likeness. We learn to honor the already and not yet, both as individuals in process and how we see all of creation groaning for the mature sons to be unveiled.

Saturday February 14, 2026:  Night One with Apostle Damon was profound and laid the groundwork for where we are going as a people. We see that through "lamb-likeness" we are becoming agents of transformation as we begin living from the victory of our identity in Christ's finished work.

Sunday Feb, 2026: Jesus didn’t speak in parables to confuse people. He spoke to form sons and daughters. Parables are not puzzles to solve, they are blueprints that train our perception, teaching us how to live fully present in the natural world while being sourced from unseen Kingdom realities.In this teaching, we step away from measuring God’s movement by moments and learn how to recognize the quiet, irreversible work of the Kingdom already at work within us.This message explores the tension of the “already and not yet,” how the Kingdom works like leaven, slow, hidden, and unstoppable, and what it means to wait without striving. We look at how Jesus Himself lived fully present in grief, storms, and limitation while fully anchored in the finished work of the Father.If you find yourself in a season of waiting, process, or quiet obedience, this message is an invitation to trust the leaven at work and remain surrendered long enough to let the Kingdom finish what it has already begun.

Sunday February 1, 2026: Jesus didn’t use parables to make truth harder to understand. He used them to reveal who was ready to perceive. Before He explained the Kingdom, He addressed sight. Before information, posture. Before clarity, intimacy.When Jesus said, “The Kingdom is like…,” He wasn’t offering illustrations. He was handing sons blueprints.In this teaching, we explore why the Kingdom is unveiled through relationship, not decoded through effort. Why revelation flows from union, not intellect. And why Scripture was never meant to be approached as ammunition, but as an encounter with the Father.This message reframes how we engage the Bible, how we understand “mysteries,” and how we learn to live integrated lives — fully present in the natural, fully sourced from the unseen Kingdom.“Abba, show me what Your Kingdom is like, and teach me how to live from it.”

Sunday January 25th, 2026: During a winter freeze that kept us home and off campus, Pastor Matt went into his office and shared a special teaching session rooted in the ongoing Kadosh series.This message is not about striving harder, proving devotion, or building spiritual maturity through effort. It is an invitation to see transformation differently, not as self-improvement, but as discovery.Drawing from Scripture and the story of the widow at the gate in 1 Kings 17, this teaching explores how God often meets us in the ordinary rhythms of faithfulness, quiet obedience, and daily communion. Holiness is reframed not as separation from life, but as nearness to God. Not pressure, but presence. Not performance, but participation flowing from belonging.

Sunday January 18, 2026: If clinging is the invitation, how does transformation actually happen?In Part 2 of Kadosh, we turn to the apostle Paul to understand how holiness unfolds without slipping back into effort, shame, or religious pressure. Paul doesn’t define sanctification as self-improvement, but as awakening to what is already true in Christ.Through scriptures in Romans, Colossians, Corinthians, and Galatians, this teaching explores how transformation flows from union, how the mind follows the gaze, and why freedom increases when fascination is restored. Sin loses its power when it loses its audience, and holiness grows best in the soil of affection.This message is a pastoral, grounding invitation to let go of striving and allow beholding to do the work. Not trying harder, but seeing clearer. Not fixing yourself, but agreeing with the God who is already holding you.

Sunday January 11, 2026: What if consecration was never about striving, separation, or self-improvement?In this message, we stand with Israel at the edge of the Jordan and revisit the word kadosh not as religious withdrawal, but as relational nearness. Before the waters part. Before the miracle. Before anything changes outwardly, God invites His people to reorient their hearts toward Him.This teaching reframes holiness as fascination, not avoidance, and consecration as posture, not performance. Drawing from Joshua 3 and fulfilled in the life and words of Jesus, we discover that wonders are not the goal of intimacy, but the fruit of union.This is an invitation to slow down, to cling again, and to allow nearness to become the place where trust, obedience, and joy naturally flow.

In this unique Christmas communion service, our family gathered around a long table of communion set right down the center of the room. As bread was broken and cups were shared, questions rose naturally from the family, and what followed was not a performance or a panel, but an honest, joyful conversation.In this Question and Response time, Pastor Matt and Jamie open their hearts as the father and mother of this house, sharing what it looks like to build a life of union, a marriage of union, and a home shaped by fellowship, joy, and presence. We talked about parenting, marriage, rhythms of life, and the everyday realities of walking out union together.Whether you are married or not, have children or not, this conversation is for anyone longing to build a life rooted in union and a home formed by love. Pull up a chair, take your fill, and listen in as we learn together at the table.

What if the place you are standing right now is not a delay, detour, or disappointment, but holy ground?In this teaching, Pastor Matt invites us to slow down and relearn how the Kingdom actually grows. Drawing from Scripture and lived experience, this teaching dismantles the lie that significance only exists in what comes next, and reveals how heaven hides future glory inside present simplicity.Through the imagery of seeds, gardens, and promised land moments that look ordinary on the surface, we are reminded that God rejoices in beginnings, works quietly, and measures promise by presence, not appearance. This message speaks tenderly to weary hearts, confronts the roots of impatience and critical striving, and calls us back to beloved identity and trust in the faithful Gardener.You are not behind. You are not late. And you are not missing it.Where you are is holy. The seed is already working. And the joy of union is available right now.

In this episode, Pastor Matt invites us into a deeper posture of holy expectation — not hype, not striving, but the steady awareness that every moment is already sacred because every moment is union.We explore what it means to live awake to the Presence we already carry, to prepare our hearts not through effort but through tenderness, and to recognize the appointed moments where heaven and earth meet.This message calls us to end the ebb-and-flow mindset, embrace the truth that we are God’s resting place, and step into the kind of expectation that opens the heart instead of exhausting it.If you’re hungry for a lifestyle of union, communion, and holy anticipation, this teaching will mark you.Listen and lean in — awareness is the doorway, and union is the invitation

In this deeply prophetic and presence-filled teaching, Pastor Matt Brown invites us back to the Table of Union—the place where heaven and earth embrace again. This isn’t a call to ritual, but to participation; not performance, but presence.Through scripture, revelation, and moments of holy stillness, Matt reintroduces the mystery of communion as more than bread and cup—it’s the shared life of Christ made tangible.This message will awaken your heart to the truth that we are not visitors in His presence, but the resting place of God Himself.Come to the table. Receive the wholeness, mercy, and belonging found in union with Him

In this message, Pastor Matt Brown closes out The Peace Series with one of the most transformative revelations of the gospel: peace is not something we chase — it’s who we already are in Christ.From Luke 17 and Colossians 3, Pastor Matt teaches that the Kingdom isn’t a distant reality waiting to come to us, but a divine presence already alive within us. The call of stillness isn’t to disengage, but to awaken. Through the renewal of the mind, we begin to live from union — not for it — allowing the government of His peace to reign within us.This episode invites you to stop striving for peace and start living from it.

Sunday October 12, 2025: In this follow-up to The Invitation to Stillness, Pastor Matt takes us deeper into the theology of stillness—revealing that peace isn’t something we chase, it’s where we live. Through powerful revelation from Colossians 3, Ephesians 2, and John 14, this message reminds us that stillness begins with location, not situation.When you know your true address—hidden with Christ in God—you stop living for peace and start living from it. Pastor Matt confronts the myth of separation, inviting listeners to renounce the old lie of distance and rediscover life from union with Christ.This message will reframe how you see storms, silence, and spiritual authority. You’ll learn that authority flows from rest, not striving—and that peace isn’t passive, it’s powerful.Be refreshed by this prophetic teaching as you remember:“You can’t release peace into a storm you haven’t conquered within.”“The storm doesn’t define you—His stillness does.”Listen now and return to your seat—your address is in Christ.

In this message, Pastor Matt invites us into the Father’s heart of stillness—not as passivity, but as a radical act of trust. Stillness is not retreat; it’s alignment. It’s learning to be still in His stillness so we can truly know the fullness of His glory in and through our lives.We’re reminded that stillness is not the absence of conflict—it’s the refusal to be discipled by chaos. In a world that constantly demands reaction, the Father calls us to rest in love, to anchor ourselves in peace, and to find confidence in His unshakable presence.Let this message invite you to set yourself right in the middle of His perfect love—and discover what happens when your heart learns to be still.

In this teaching, Pastor Matt continues our Moments Matter series with a powerful revelation on equity and union — the grace to partner with the moment.When God speaks, He doesn’t just command; He supplies grace to respond. When He says give, there’s grace for provision. When He says pray, there’s grace for breakthrough. Peter didn’t walk on water — he stood on a word. Every command from the Spirit carries its own ability to perform it.This teaching is an invitation for sons and daughters to stop striving, recognize the holy moments where grace is present, and simply lean in, surrender, and say yes.

Sunday September 21, 2025: In this teaching, Pastor Matt shares on the significant grace available when the Father invites us into holy moments, and the maturity required to recognize moments heaven is writing something bigger than we can see. Whether it’s to step out, give, sow, trust, or pray, when God calls you into a moment, He also releases the very nutrients needed for that word to come to fullness and maturity in your life. Don’t miss the grace of the moment.

Sunday August 31, 2025: A key in your hand doesn’t open a door by itself. It’s not just the truth you know, but the truth you are intimate with in union with Jesus. When we partner with the Holy Spirit in expectation, doors open and oil flows.We looked at the boy’s lunch in John 6, the widow’s jars in 2 Kings 4, and the empty vessels filled in Cana. In every story, God’s abundance was only limited by human preparation. The oil never ran out — it only stopped when there were no more jars to fill.Union is not passive. It’s participation. It’s bringing our little, setting the table, and watching the Father multiply it beyond measure.This teaching is a call to live with hearts full of expectation, to prepare space for what the Father wants to pour out, and to partner with the Spirit in the joy of union.

Sunday August 17th, 2025: Gratitude is more than thankfulness for what God has already done – its a prophetic announcement of what is still yet to come. In this teaching, Pastor Matt unpacks how Jesus gave us a blueprint when He lifted His eyes and said, "Thank You" before the breakthrough. Gratitude through union is not shallow optimism, but the posture of sons and daughters abiding in the vine, confident that glory transforms prisons into altars, delays into testimonies, and losses into weighty glory.

Sunday August 10th, 2025: Everywhere Peter walked, the sick were healed—not because he chased glory, but because he lived in union with Jesus. The same is true for us. The aim isn’t signs, wonders, or even influence—the aim is Him. But from that union, a glory follows… like holy residue on everything we touch.This week’s message, Pastor Matt shares an invitation to stop striving for results and start abiding in Christ. When you do, there is a glory that follows.

Sunday August 3, 2025: You were never meant to live begging for what’s already been placed inside of you. In this message, Pastor Matt teaches from Acts 3, where Peter looks at a lame man and says, “Such as I have, I give to you.”This is the sound of sons who know what they carry. It’s the cry of a generation waking up—not to hype, but to union. Not to earn something, but to release what’s already theirs in Christ.In this message, you’ll be invited into a bold faith that doesn’t wait for permission. A life where miracles aren’t the goal—they’re the overflow.The invitation is simple:What I have, I give.What if that’s all God needs?

Sunday July 27, 2025: In this message, Pastor Matt moves from John 17 to John 11, showing how perfect union with the Father doesn't avoid pain–it walks into graveyars with deep assurance. Jesus, fully one with Abba, calls life into dead places.Union doesn't shrink back; it carries hope into every moment.

Sunday July 20, 2025: Pastor Matt continues in our teaching on our shared life of union in Christ and how from our location "in Christ" we are to pray and live our every moment of our lives in His glory.We are not praying from separation, we are not trying to get God's attention or twist His arm to answer our cry, we are fully accepted sons and daughters learning to knock from the rhythm of His heart and agree with His desires to be seen in the earth.You were born for union.

Sunday June 29th, 2025: In this follow-up to our Builder Sons series, Pastor Matt shares a foundational reminder, our aim as builder sons is not what we're building or the fruit being produced. The true aim is, and always has been, union. From abiding in Him, fruit becomes both effortless and inevitable.We're also inviting our entire family into a July assignment: daily communion and a focused reading of John 15, pressing deeper into union and communion with Abba.

Sunday June 15, 2025: In this closing message of our Builder Sons series, Pastor Matt shares the story of Elijah's final days and Elisha's refusal to disconnect, remaining faithfully joined through the waiting to inherit the double portion he was born for.But inheritance always comes with responsibility.Soon, Elisha faces a city where the water is bad and land is barren. The answer? Salt at the source. Not the sweat of striving, but the tears of worship. Not effort, but union.

Sunday June 8th, 2025: Isaiah 62 calls us to be builder sons, those that restore paths and gates. In Acts 12, Peter walks through prison doors that open on their own, then reaches a door that requires a knock. Both are grace. Some doors swing wide open with no effort. Others demand persistence. Sons know the difference and respond accordingly. The beauty is, even our knocking and persistence is not from ourselves, but is a withdraw on deposited grace and empowerment through Holy Spirit. You have all you need to see every door intended to open, be opened.

Sunday June 1, 2025: In this teaching, Pastor Matt explores the powerful tension between personal responsibility and divine empowerment. Are we supposed to add to our lives as 2 Peter teaches? Absolutely—but not through striving and self-effort. The good news is, grace has already deposited everything we need. Our role is to partner with the Holy Spirit and draw out what's already been placed within us. Its not either/or. It's both/and.

Sunday May 25, 2025: Pastor Matt continues our look at Isaiah 35's promise and explores the narrative when Jesus meets a grieving widow on the road outside the city. Where sorrow and death are interrupted by the life of the Beloved Son. Isaiah 35 comes alive as the wilderness begins to bloom and hope meets us in our dry places.

Sunday May 11, 2025: Pastor Matt continues teaching on the assurance and glory availed only in the wilderness. As sons and daughters we no longer see the wilderness through any other lens except that exclusively of the Father's jealousy for us. A jealousy to establish, root, and build a land of promise; first in us and secondly around us. 

Sunday May 4, 2025: Religion has hijacked the concept of the wilderness and has caused us to see it exclusively through the lens of God's test and/or His displeasure, when it was in-fact the spirit that led Jesus into the wilderness. As sons and daughters we see the wilderness not as the hard part that qualifies us for a promise land, but rather, as the blank canvas of raw potential to create in union with Abba Himself.We don't run from the wilderness, instead, we get seated in assurance to see an Isaiah 35 promise fulfilled in our lives.

Sunday April 27, 2025: Pastor Matt uses narratives of Jesus encountering two disciples on the road who knew so much about Him yet did not recognize him, as well as, Jesus' parents at 12 losing him while they assumed he was somewhere in the crowd. How much of our journeys have we spent on the parades, the entourages, and the conversations; all the while missing His invitation to know Him face-to-face?

Sunday April 20, 2025: Pastor Matt teaches Easter Sunday on where Abba was during Christ's crucifixion. While religion's impoverished legalistic lens caused us to believe He was turning His back on the son so He wouldn't turn His back on us, the reality is so much better than we could have ever dreamed. 

Sunday April 13, 2025: Pastor Matt teaches from the familiar narrative of Jericho's walls falling, but from the lens of joyful waiting. Waiting in our culture has always been seen as a test, proving to God we're worth a breakthrough, or earning our blessings; when in fact the waiting is about our hearts being braided to Abba's. When you're in a season called "waiting", see it through the lens of sonship and allow His joy to infuse strength.

April 6, 2025: Pastor Matt teaches the significant distinction between how slaves pray compared to how sons do. Sons, even in a moment of what appears as not enough, are so convinced of Abba's care they soak their prayers in gratitude and expectation. What would our prayer lives look like if we saw all the waiting through the confident lens of sonship?

Sunday March 23, 2025: Pastor Matt shares our third installment in our look at Holy Spirit conquered thoughts, holy imaginations, and how crucial our minds thinking rightly about Abba truly is for our lives. How we think about God, and how we think of ourselves in Christ, sets the course for the where we go. Also, at the end of the message we stepped into a real power worship flow that is included in this podcast. We intentionally left it on here in hopes that the prophetic swirl of His goodness is as present wherever, and whenever, you listen as it was in that moment.

Sunday March 16th, 2025: Pastor Matt dives back in to our look at the creative glory we carry as sons of God. This teaching centers extensively around the understanding of how crucial it is that we think, imagine, about the father rightly and how our holy conquered imaginations form and frame the way we engage with God and create with Him.

Sunday March 9th, 2025: Pastor Matt, in the same vein as we've been for several weeks with our teaching on living our lives governed by Holy Spirit, shares on the significant authority we have to create. This creative glory, our holy imaginations, can be the most life giving recourse for our spiritual walk, or, a detrimental trap of anxiety when our thoughts are not framed by His. What will we see when our imaginations are conquered by His love?

Sunday March 2nd, 2025: Pastor Matt continues to teach on the lifestyle of being controlled and moved by the impulses of the spirit, and reviews the narrative of the woman at the well who encounters Jesus' invitation to living water. Deep within you is a well of gushing life waiting to be tapped.

Sunday February 26th, 2025: Pastor Matt teaches on what a people, a kingdom family, led by Holy Spirit is authentically called to be in the earth. In a culture where isolation and "our own thing with God" has become such common language, here we explore the glory only availalble when we gather together and surge the atmosphere with admiration and expectation. What does "one accord" really mean?

Sunday February 16, 2025: Pastor Matt opens a series on what it truly means to be a people led by the spirit. Not in expression or language alone, but truly a people of the wind surrendered to the Holy Spirit's lordship. His lordship seals, and sears, sonship upon our hearts and leads us into greater realms of glory as we break the box of "self" and surrender all to the spirit of God.

Will you partner with us?Isaiah 35 portrays a flourishing garden of joy emerging from a barren land, drawing nations to its radiant beauty. This message symbolizes a spiritual revival amidst a religious desert, where the pure gospel is being rediscovered and hearts are being transformed by an understanding of Abba's profound love. Something religion itself is incapable of comprehending.Through I-35, partners can contribute $35/ month and 100% of their seed goes to promoting this message of perfect love and to help awaken individuals to their true identities in Christ.To set up your monthly donation text "GIVE" to 844.358.1278 and use drop down menu to select Isaiah 35 Partners and set frequency to monthly.LINK: https://give.tithe.ly/?formId=062139d5-6865-11ee-90fc-1260ab546d11&locationId=ad53cc75-99d4-489a-a955-f69bfacc863a&fundId=70279da6-baf3-4e95-99cc-37343884cc0c&amount=3500Thank you for standing and dreaming with us.

Sunday February 2, 2025: Pastor Matt concludes our series on authentic kingdom vision, living to behold the beauty of Jesus and inherit His lens, and the fruit of seeing all of life through His perspective. In this final installment of the teaching, we journey through Romans 8 and glean the truth that the lens of sonship has been secured and our surrendering to the lordship of Holy Spirit is the empowerment to live from this seat.