Acts Church

One touch from Jesus can change what years of pain could not fix.In this sermon, we look at the woman with the issue of blood and the powerful moment when her faith reached through the crowd and touched the hem of Jesus’ garment. She had suffered for twelve years, spent all she had, and was no better, but one encounter with Jesus changed everything.This message is a reminder that Jesus is still close enough to touch, powerful enough to heal, and compassionate enough to restore.Scripture: Mark 5:25-34

In this message from 2 Chronicles 7:14, we explore the powerful biblical truth that God has already established the principles of His response. When God’s people humble themselves, pray, seek His face, and turn from their wicked ways, He promises to hear from heaven, forgive sin, and heal the land.This sermon is a call to revival, repentance, prayer, humility, and a fresh hunger for the presence of God. If you are praying for spiritual renewal, revival in the church, healing in your life, or a deeper walk with God, this message will encourage and challenge you through the Word of God.In thi sermon:2 Chronicles 7:14 explainedWhat it means to humble yourself before GodWhy prayer still moves heavenSeeking the face of God over the hand of GodRepentance as the pathway to revivalGod’s promise to hear, forgive, and healThis is a message for anyone hungry for Apostolic preaching, Pentecostal preaching, revival preaching, Christian encouragement, and biblical teaching on prayer and repentance.If this message speaks to you, be sure to like, share, and subscribe so more people can hear the truth of God’s Word.

God did not call His people to barely make it. He called us to live in His overflow. In this message, Pastor Cody Tipton preaches about moving from survival to abundance through obedience, faithfulness, unity, and commitment to the Kingdom of God. This sermon is a reminder that the best days are not behind us. They are still ahead, and God desires to pour out more than enough on His people.Be sure to like, share, and subscribe so more people can experience the power of God’s Word.

Every storm has a destination, and every challenge is an opportunity for God to prove His power. In this message, Evangelist Keith Huling preaches about faith, obedience, and trusting Jesus even when the journey gets difficult. If you have ever felt pressure, opposition, or uncertainty, this sermon will remind you that God is still leading you to the other side.Be sure to like, share, and subscribe so more people can hear the Gospel and be encouraged by the Word of God.

In this powerful launch message, we reveal the new name of our church, Acts Church, and the vision behind it.This sermon explores the biblical foundation found in the Book of Acts and how the early church modeled what we believe God is calling us to today: a place where people can belong, believe, and become.You’ll hear the heart behind the transition, the importance of honoring the foundation that has been laid, and the vision moving forward as we continue reaching Watertown, TN and beyond with the gospel of Jesus Christ.If you’re searching for a Spirit-filled, Apostolic church, or looking to grow deeper in your relationship with God, this message is for you.Join us as we step into what God is doing next.📍 Acts Church | Watertown, TN🕘 Sundays at 11:00 AM

The words spoken to Esther still echo today: “Who knows whether you have come to the kingdom for such a time as this?”God positioned Esther before the crisis ever came. And just like Esther, God still positions people today for moments of purpose.This sermon explores the story of Esther, the unseen work of God behind the scenes, and how every believer has a role in the time they have been placed in.You may be exactly where God wants you.

The world is louder than ever. Distractions, noise, entertainment, and endless demands compete for our attention. But while the world keeps beating its drum, people all around us are hurting and searching for hope.In this message titled Pat-a-Cake, we explore the warning Jesus gave about the last days and the danger of becoming distracted while eternity is approaching. Just like in the days of Noah, life can feel normal while something far greater is unfolding.This sermon challenges the church to wake up, lift up the name of Jesus, and stop playing with the things that matter most.Scripture references include Matthew 24, Acts 2:38, and other passages that remind us of the urgency of the hour.

Power in the Kingdom of God is never random. Scripture reveals a clear order: passion before power.Before the wind of Pentecost filled the upper room, there was prayer. Before the fire fell, there was hunger. Before the disciples received power, they pursued the presence of God.In this message, we explore the biblical pattern that appears from Moses in Exodus 33 to the disciples in Acts 2. Moses refused to move forward without God’s presence, showing us that the true promise was never a place but the presence of God Himself.Jesus later confirmed the same principle when He said:Matthew 6:33“Seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you.”When passion for God becomes our priority, power becomes the overflow.If you desire deeper hunger for God, renewed passion in prayer, and a clearer understanding of how God prepares His people for spiritual authority, this message will encourage and challenge you.Scriptures referenced include:Acts 1:8Exodus 33:14–16Matthew 5:6Jeremiah 29:13Acts 2:1–4Psalm 103:2Matthew 6:332 Peter 3:9Subscribe for more biblical teaching and sermons.

There are moments in every believer’s life when quitting feels easier than continuing.Jeremiah reached that point. He was frustrated. He was weary. He was misunderstood. After obeying God and suffering for it, he made a decision: “I will not speak anymore in His name.”But something happened inside him.In this message, Pastor Cody Tipton walks through the honest struggle of Jeremiah in Jeremiah 20 and the tension between weariness and calling. This sermon builds from frustration to fire, revealing how the Holy Ghost keeps burning within us even when we feel like walking away.If you have ever felt tired of fighting, tired of serving, tired of believing, this message is for you.You may have tried to quit.But if there is still conviction, still stirring, still fire within, God is not finished with you yet.📍 The Pentecostals of WatertownService Times:Sunday Café 10:00amWorship 10:30amWednesday 7:00pmIf this message encouraged you, like, share, and subscribe.Comment below and let us know how we can pray for you.

Fear has a way of making us feel isolated, even when we’re surrounded by people.In 1 Samuel 17, the army of Israel stood together on the battlefield, yet every soldier was fighting fear alone. When Goliath spoke, courage disappeared, unity fractured, and no one stepped forward.In this message, Shall We Fight Alone?, Pastor Cody walks through the story of David and Goliath to reveal a powerful truth: God never intended His people to fight alone. Sometimes He fights for us, and sometimes He sends help to stand with us.This sermon reminds us that:Fear isolates, but faith connectsGiants often reveal what God is trying to bring out of usVictory comes when we stop fighting alone and trust God’s presence and provisionWhether you’re facing fear, sin, discouragement, or a battle that feels bigger than you, this message will encourage you that help has already been assigned.📖 Scriptures Referenced:1 Samuel 17:3–11, 33–37Exodus 14:14Deuteronomy 3:22Deuteronomy 20:4Joshua 1:9Romans 8:31🕊️ Join us in person or online:Wednesdays at 7:00 PMSundays | Café at 10:00 AM, Worship at 10:30 AM💬 Need prayer? Drop a request in the comments. You’re not fighting alone.

In this message, Pastor Cody shares the final part of our vision series: Belong, Believe, Become. Becoming is not just about changing behavior. It is about being transformed into who God created you to be.The Bible teaches that salvation is a moment, but becoming is a lifelong journey. In this sermon, you will discover what it means to be shaped by God, grow in faith, and step into your God-given purpose.If you want to grow spiritually, deepen your walk with God, and understand what transformation really looks like, this message is for you.📖 Key Scriptures: Romans 8:29, 2 Corinthians 3:18, Ephesians 2:21-22, Philippians 1:6👉 Join us in personSunday Cafe: 10:00 AMSunday Worship Service: 10:30 AMWednesday Service: 7:00 PM🙏 Comment below with your prayer request or how God is working in your life

What does God have planned for this church in 2026?In this powerful vision-casting message, Pastor Cody shares the heart of the Lord for our future using the words Belong, Believe, Become. Rooted in Scripture from Habakkuk, Isaiah, Ezekiel, and more, this message calls every believer to recognize their place, embrace their faith, and step boldly into who God is forming them to be.This is not just about a calendar year.It is about a God-given picture of our future.It is about a new season.It is about answering the call of God on our lives.If you have ever wondered where you fit…If you have ever believed God has more for you…If you have ever felt something greater ahead…This message is for you.Join us as we begin a new season and commit together to Belong, Believe, Become.

This Sunday morning message from the Home for Christmas series focuses on one simple but powerful question: Is there room for Jesus in our lives and in our homes?Using the familiar story from Luke chapter 2, we are reminded that Jesus was not rejected because He was unwanted, but because life was full. In this message, Pastor Cody challenges us to examine what is taking up space in our hearts and how we can intentionally make room for Christ, not just during the Christmas season but every day.Whether you are feeling overwhelmed, distracted, or simply longing for peace this season, this message will encourage you to slow down, open your heart, and truly make your home a place where Jesus is welcome.

No matter who you are or where you have been, there is room for you.In this Christmas message, Pastor Cody Tipton reminds us that the birth of Jesus proves God’s invitation is open to all. When the world said there was no room, Heaven made room. Grace is not limited. Mercy has not run out. You are wanted. You belong.Scriptures referenced:Luke 2:7Luke 2:10–11Isaiah 55:7John 14:2–3Romans 5:8Matthew 11:28Join us next week for Part 3 of Home for Christmas as we explore the heart of the Father and the meaning of coming home.

Feeling distant from God Does it seem like you have wandered too far Come home this Christmas.In this message Pastor Cody Tipton shares the hope found in Luke 15 reminding us that even when we feel a long way off the Father sees us loves us and runs toward us. You still have a place at the table. You are not forgotten. You are not replaced. The light is on. The door is open. Welcome home.Scriptures referenced:Luke 15:11-24Psalm 34:18Psalm 139:7Acts 3:19Isaiah 30:21Luke 19:10John 6:372 Corinthians 5:17Revelation 3:20If you prayed with us or want to learn more about following Jesus, we would love to connect with you.Join us again next week for Part 2 of Home for ChristmasThere’s Room for You

When the widow in 2 Kings 4 felt like she had nothing left, God asked her one simple question: “What do you have in the house?” What she saw as insignificant, a small pot of oil, became the foundation for a miracle that only stopped when there were no more vessels to fill. Just One More is a message about the God who multiplies what’s already in your hands. When you offer Him what you have, even if it feels small, He pours out more than you imagined. More provision. More anointing. More purpose. More miracles.In this sermon, Pastor Cody Tipton teaches:• How God often starts with what we overlook• Why thankfulness opens the door to multiplication• The pattern of Jesus giving thanks before the miracle• How to step into the “more” God already desires for your life• Why your willingness matters more than your resourcesIf you feel like your supply is running out or what you have isn’t enough, this message will stir your faith to believe again. God has more for you and He’s ready to pour if you’re ready to bring the vessel. Share this with someone who needs encouragement today and subscribe for more messages that build faith.

In this message titled “The One Still at the Door”, Pastor Cody Tipton preaches from Revelation 3:20 about the powerful image of Jesus standing outside His own church and knocking.Why is He on the outsideWhat causes us to be blessed yet distantAnd what happens when we finally open the doorThis message reminds us that Thanksgiving is more than gratitude for blessings. It is an invitation for Jesus to take His rightful place in our lives, our homes, and our church. When we open the door, He brings fellowship, peace, and renewed relationship.Scriptures referenced include Revelation 3:20, Psalm 95:2, Psalm 100:4, John 14:23, Luke 24:30 to 32, and more.If this message blesses you, subscribe and share it with someone who needs to hear the knock of the Savior again.

Do you really know who Jesus is?This message, “Do You Know Him?”, is a Oneness sermon on the identity of Jesus Christ and the power that flows from the fact that God is absolutely one. If He were divided, His power would be divided. But because He is one, His power and purity are unmatched.We look at:The woman with the issue of blood in Mark 5, and how her touch should have made Him unclean if He were only a man, but instead His purity and power made her whole.The declarations of Isaiah that God does not share His glory or His throne with another, and how that points clearly to Jesus as the One God.John 1 and Colossians 2:9, showing that the eternal Word who was God became flesh and that all the fullness of the Godhead dwells in Jesus bodily.The truth that God did not send a lesser person to pay the price for sin. God was in Christ reconciling the world unto Himself.Along the way, we are reminded that:He is the Alpha and Omega.He is the High Priest whose holiness cannot be contaminated.He is the same God revealed from Genesis to Revelation.If you are hungry to understand the Oneness of God, the identity of Jesus, and why His name carries all power in heaven and in earth, this message is for you.Scriptures referenced include:Deuteronomy 6:4, Isaiah 42 and 43, Mark 5, John 1, 2 Corinthians 5:19, Colossians 2:9, Revelation 1.If this message helps you, like, comment, and share it with someone who needs a fresh revelation of who Jesus really is.

It’s time to stop living almost in revival.Too many believers are like King Agrippa almost persuaded, but never crossing over into everything God has promised.This message challenges you to leave hesitation behind, step into obedience, and live in the revival that God has already given.Scriptures referenced: Joshua 1 & 3, Acts 26, 2 Corinthians 1:20, Acts 2, and Romans 8:37Speaker: Pastor Cody TiptonSermon Title: Goodbye Uncle Verge

Every believer holds two things: the arrows of promise and the ruler of limitation.In this powerful message, Pastor Cody Tipton preaches from 2 Kings 13:14-19, revealing that your faith determines the measure of your victory.King Joash stopped striking too soon and many believers still do. This sermon challenges you to break the ruler that’s been limiting your faith and trust a God who is truly limitless.🔥 Main Points:• Don’t measure what God can do.• Faith doesn’t stop, it strikes until victory is complete.• Break the ruler and release the arrow.📖 Scripture: 2 Kings 13:14-19 (NLT)🎯 Theme: Faith, Obedience, Revival, Limitless God

When Jesus calls your name, everything changes. From the story of Lazarus walking out of the tomb to the call of salvation that reaches every heart, His voice still brings life today. In this message, Pastor Cody Tipton preaches on the transforming power of being called by name out of darkness, into purpose, and into covenant through baptism in the Name of Jesus.Experience the message of resurrection, identity, and response that declares: He’s still calling names and one of them is yours.

When the crowds pressed around Jesus, only one woman reached out in faith—and it stopped Him in His tracks. In this message, Pastor Cody Tipton shares how desperate, persistent faith can draw the attention of Heaven and release the power of God into your life.Scripture: Mark 5:21–43

There’s a question every church and believer must ask again: Shall the Glory Remain?We’ve learned how to organize, plan, and produce, but none of it can replace the one thing we truly need the presence and power of God.In this message, Pastor Cody Tipton preaches from Exodus 33:14–16, reminding us that we cannot program a move of God. The lights, music, and structure may set the scene, but only His Spirit changes lives.🔥 Topics Covered:The danger of “form without fire” (2 Timothy 3:5)Depending on His Spirit, not our strength (Zechariah 4:6)Rebuilding the altar for true revival (1 Kings 18)Hunger that draws His power (Matthew 5:6)📖 Key Scripture: “If Your presence doesn’t go with us, don’t make us move.” — Exodus 33:15If you’ve been longing for more than just a service and want a real encounter with the Holy Ghost, this message will stir your heart.

Jacob’s night of wrestling with God was more than a personal struggle. It was the moment that changed his name, his destiny, and the future of generations to come. In this message, Pastor Cody Tipton explores how one encounter with God still transforms lives today through repentance, baptism in Jesus’ name, and the gift of the Holy Ghost (Acts 2:38–39).If you’ve been searching for identity, purpose, or a fresh start, this message will remind you that your encounter with God can ripple into your children, your grandchildren, and beyond.📖 Key Scriptures: Genesis 32:22–32, Acts 2:38–40, Psalm 145:4, 2 Corinthians 5:17

What does it truly cost to follow Jesus? In this sermon from 1 Peter, Pastor Cody Tipton explores the price of living for the Gospel—rejection, sacrifice, and holiness—while pointing us to the greater truth: Jesus already paid the ultimate cost on Calvary. Discover why paying the price of discipleship is not a loss, but an honor, and why the cost of eternity without Him is far greater.If this message encourages you, consider subscribing for more Bible-based preaching and teaching.

What will your children and grandchildren remember about you? In this message, Pastor Cody Tipton challenges us to think about the legacy we’re building and reminds us that the greatest inheritance we can leave is a faith built on Jesus Christ. Discover how to live in a way that impacts generations to come and why your decisions today matter for tomorrow.If this message encourages you, make sure to like, share, and subscribe for more content that will strengthen your faith and draw you closer to God.

In Farewell to Egypt, Pastor Cody Tipton preaches on breaking free from more than just physical bondage. Israel left Egypt, but their mindset kept them wandering—unable to trust God’s provision or believe His promises.This sermon reveals how true freedom comes not only from deliverance but also from transformation of the mind. If you’ve struggled with old patterns, fear, or unbelief, this message will show you how to step into God’s promises and live in His provision.Key points in this sermon:Freedom from the bondage of EgyptEscaping the wilderness mindsetTrusting God’s provision and promisesPerfect for those searching for teaching on deliverance, spiritual freedom, and living in God’s promise.

In this message, Pastor Cody Tipton preaches about the power of hearing the sound of God. From the Old Testament to the outpouring of the Holy Ghost in Acts, God has always marked His people with a sound. Whether it was the voice of His Word, the trumpet of victory, or the rushing mighty wind.This sermon calls the church to tune in to what the Spirit is saying and to respond in faith. Revival carries a sound, and the question is whether we are listening.What you’ll learn in this message:The biblical pattern of God’s voice and soundWhy revival is always connected to a sound from HeavenHow believers can align themselves with what the Spirit is speaking todayScripture Reference: Revelation 2:7, “He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches.”If this message encourages you, share it with others and let us know how God is speaking to you in the comments.

Are you believing God for a miracle, breakthrough, or revival? This message, “I Can Believe It”, is a faith-building sermon that will stir your heart to trust God for the impossible and expect Him to move.📖 Scripture: Mark 9:23 — “If you can believe, all things are possible to him that believes.”In this sermon you’ll learn:Why faith is more than hope—it’s expectation.How to pray bold prayers without fear.The power of community faith in the church.Why delays are not denials with God.This is a message for anyone who needs healing, restoration, or a fresh vision for their family, church, and community. Don’t just say “I can’t believe it” when God answers—leave saying “I CAN believe it!”🔔 Subscribe for more faith-filled sermons and teaching.

In this powerful Apostolic message, Built on the Rock, Pastor Cody Tipton unpacks three unshakable priorities every believer must build their life on: the revelation of the Oneness of Jesus Christ, a personal relationship with God, and a commitment to the Church. Using Matthew 16:18, Deuteronomy 6:4–5, and the parable of the wise man building on the rock, Pastor Tipton shows why the gates of hell cannot prevail against a Church founded on truth. Learn how to stand firm when storms come, why doctrine matters, and why being planted in the Church is essential for your salvation and spiritual growth.

What if what’s missing isn’t outside the Church… but inside it? In this passionate Apostolic message, Pastor Cody Tipton preaches from Luke 15:8–10, revealing the powerful truth that not all who are lost have left the house. Some are still showing up—serving, singing, sitting—but missing something vital.This sermon will stir your spirit, challenge your comfort, and call you to recovery. Whether you’ve lost your fire, your purpose, your peace, or someone you love—there’s still time to light the lamp, sweep the house, and search until it’s found.Scripture Focus: Luke 15:8–10, Psalm 139:23, Joel 2:25, Luke 19:10Topics: Restoration, Renewal, Revival, Identity, Apostolic Preaching—Subscribe for more Spirit-filled preaching and Apostolic truthWant prayer or to be baptized? Contact us today

Is there still room in the boat? In this powerful Apostolic message, Pastor Cody Tipton unpacks the story of Noah’s Ark as a prophetic blueprint for salvation—repentance, baptism in Jesus' name, and the infilling of the Holy Ghost. Discover how the flood symbolized baptism, how the bow in the sky pointed to a new covenant, and why the door to salvation is still open today.This message will stir your faith, call you to commitment, and remind you that God is still making room for the lost in His Church. Whether you’re searching for truth, returning to your roots, or walking in the Spirit—this word is for you.📖 Scriptures: Genesis 6–9, 1 Peter 3, Acts 2:38, Matthew 24, Hebrews 11, and more.🔔 Subscribe for more Apostolic preaching, Bible teaching, and Spirit-filled content.

Are you stuck between your sacrifice and your miracle? In this powerful Apostolic preaching, Pastor Cody Tipton shares how to trust God between the altar and the answer. Learn how obedience, faith, and declaring God’s promises can carry you through the waiting season. Perfect for anyone seeking encouragement, breakthrough, and biblical teaching on revival, miracles, and Holy Ghost outpouring. Watch now and let your faith rise!