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Join us for our Pentecost Sunday Morning Service as Pastor Josh Ipock brings a powerful message about the Holy Spirit.Pentecost marks 50 days after Easter and reminds us of the outpouring of God’s Spirit upon His people. In today’s message, Pastor Josh shares how the Holy Spirit comforts, guides, strengthens, and leads us in our daily walk with the Lord.

None of us earn it, and none of us deserve it. Yet God pours out His grace and mercy every single day. In this message, Pastor Josh Ipock unpacks the beautiful truth that God’s mercy isn’t just available to us. It is actively chasing after us.Tune in as we reflect on the overwhelming goodness of God and learn how to live with a heart deeply rooted in gratitude for His daily mercies.

In this special Mother’s Day message, Pastor Alana shares a powerful word on the unique strength God gives to mothers.Women are all created with a divine power to nurture and protect. This strength is a gift from God that shines brightest when we are standing up for our children and our families. Join us as we celebrate the "Mama Bear" heart and learn how to walk in the spiritual authority God has placed inside you.

In this powerful conclusion of "The End" series, Pastor Josh Ipock explores how we approach preparation in our daily lives, from travel checklists to career goals, and challenges us to apply that same intentionality to our spiritual lives.Drawing from Matthew, we look at the ultimate "checklist" God has laid out for us. But it goes deeper than just checking boxes; it’s about stewardship. Pastor Josh breaks down the true meaning of our "talents" (the biblical measure of weight) and how we are called to invest them for the Kingdom.

Pastor Josh Ipock continues our series, "The End," moving from our need for spiritual readiness into the specific events that precede eternity with Christ.As we look toward the future, Pastor Josh breaks down the biblical timeline of what is to come and how to dive deeper into the scripture to understand the signs of the times and the hope we have in Jesus' return.

It is easy to spend our entire lives building a kingdom that won’t survive the week. We obsess over temporary comforts, fleeting titles, and earthly security, often at the expense of our eternal readiness.In this message Pastor Josh dives into what it truly means to "be prepared." Using the lens of Scripture, he explores how to audit our distractions and realign our hearts with the only Kingdom that cannot be shaken. The end isn't something to fear but it's something to be ready for.

In this powerful message from Pastor Josh Ipock, we dive into the vital distinction between simply hearing the Word and actively living it out. Jesus calls us to more than just passive listening, He desires doers who are ready to take action!As we look at a world in need of the Gospel, we are challenged to move past indecision and be decisive in our walk with Him. It's time to step out in faith and fulfill the mission we've been given.

In this powerful message, Pastor Josh Ipock takes us back to the very first verses of Genesis 1. He explores the state of the world before creation, a place that was desolate, dark, and empty, and draws a striking parallel to the spiritual state of our world today.Many of us feel that same emptiness and lack of direction in our own lives. We often wander through the darkness trying to manufacture our own light, only to find ourselves still searching for meaning. Pastor Josh reveals that true purpose isn't something we create; it is something that happens when we invite God’s Spirit to move over the face of our lives.

History remembers two basins of water from the life of Jesus. One was held by Pontius Pilate, who washed his hands to distance himself from a "difficult" situation and an innocent man. The other was held by Jesus Himself, who knelt to wash the feet of His disciples, even the one He knew would betray Him.In this message, Pastor Josh Ipock explores how the world often treats us like Pilate did, writing us off when we become "too much." But Jesus offers a radical alternative: a love that serves, a grace that stays, and a Savior who will never wash His hands of you.

In a world that often tells us to hold onto our grudges, how do we choose a different path? Today, Rev. Scott Sistrunk delivers a challenging and heart-centered message on the power of refusing bitterness.Drawing from the example of Jesus, who loved even those who persecuted Him, we explore what it truly means to "turn the other cheek." We aren't just called to tolerate one another; we are called to love. Bitterness has no place in the heart of a believer. Are you ready to refuse the hurt and embrace the healing?

Join Pastor Josh Ipock as he explores the powerful narrative in Mark 2:1-12 In this sermon, we dive into the story of the paralyzed man let down through the roof by his friends, asking the vital question: Who Will Carry Your Bed? As we look at the importance of community and faith, we also shift our perspective to the call of every believer: Whose Bed Will You Carry?

Pharaoh repeatedly told Moses that the Israelites could go worship God, but every "yes" came with a hidden condition... The fine print.From "stay in the land" to "leave your kids behind," Pharaoh’s goal was to give the illusion of freedom while maintaining total control. Pastor Josh Ipock breaks down these four major compromises and challenges us to look at our own lives: Are we truly free, or have we signed off on the enemy's fine print?

What do you do when you’re in a valley with no water, no way out, and no visible miracle?In 2 Kings 3, three kings find themselves surrounded by dryness, defeat, and desperation. The prophet Elisha delivers an unusual word from the Lord: “Make this valley full of ditches.” Before the rain. Before the water. Before the breakthrough.Sometimes God asks us to prepare in faith before we ever see the promise.

In this message, Brother Tom Ellis explores the power of the "Ampersand" and how God can fundamentally change our story. No matter how messy or difficult our lives may seem, God offers us an "and"; A promise that our current chapter is not the end.Just as things looked their bleakest for Jesus on the way to the cross, His story didn't end there; He rose again, bringing life to all who seek Him. We are all living products of an "and," continuing our journeys through the grace of God. Join us as we discover how your story can move past the struggle and into a new beginning.

Everyone had a label for David.His father saw a delivery boy.His brothers saw a distraction.Saul saw a youth.Goliath saw a stick.But while the world tried to define David by labels, God had already named him by purpose.In this message, Labeled, But Not Limited, we look at the story of David and Goliath and discover how labels—spoken by people, placed by our past, or even embraced by ourselves—do not have the power to limit what God has called us to do.Before David ever defeated the giant, he first rejected the labels.If you’ve ever felt boxed in, underestimated, or defined by something other than God’s voice, this message is for you.

Before the people of Israel rebuilt the temple, they rebuilt the altar.Before the work of their hands, there was the posture of their hearts.In Ezra 3, we see a powerful reminder: before they built, they bowed.They didn’t start with plans, tools, or structures, they started with worship.This message is a reminder for our church today. God is the One who builds His church, not us. Our call is not to strive, rush, or perform, but to bow in surrender, reverence, and obedience as He works.As God builds, we bow.

When Solomon declared, “There is nothing new under the sun,” he was speaking from human wisdom and earthly perspective. But what Solomon could not see was what God was about to reveal. He couldn’t see a virgin birth. He couldn’t see God wrapping Himself in flesh. He couldn’t see a new covenant, a new commandment, or a new creation in Christ.In this message, we journey from the wisdom of Ecclesiastes to the revelation of Jesus Christ and discover how God fulfilled what humanity could never imagine. What Solomon saw as repetitive and hopeless, God transformed through Christ—making all things new.

Have you ever felt like life handed you something you never asked for? In this message, Guest Speaker Pastor Jerry West walks through Jacob’s story in Genesis 29—expecting Rachel but waking up to Leah—and shows how God can use our unwanted moments to birth unexpected blessings. Leah, overlooked and unloved, becomes the mother of Judah and part of Jesus’ lineage. If you’re facing disappointment, challenges, or unmet expectations, this sermon is a reminder that God can turn your “Leah moments” into purpose and praise. Watch now and be encouraged!

In this sermon, Pastor Josh Ipock teaches from Paul’s words in 1 Thessalonians and reminds us that gratitude isn’t seasonal—it’s spiritual. We’re called to be thankful before the answer comes, during the affliction, and after God brings us through.

In this powerful message, Evangelist Jonathan Hudson walks us through the book of Acts and shows us the clear, biblical pattern for receiving the Holy Spirit. Just as the early church experienced in Acts, God is still pouring out His Spirit today—and He is calling His people to show the way to a world that is hungry, searching, and desperate for truth.

Jesus said, “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.” But how do we actually reach people for Christ? In this message, Pastor Josh shares a simple but powerful truth — the best way to catch a fish is to go fishing!It’s not about fancy bait or perfect timing — it’s about showing up, casting the net, and letting God do the work. Discover how faith, obedience, and action lead to souls being reached and lives being changed.

From the very beginning, God’s heart has always been for all nations. The gospel was never meant to be limited to one people or one place — it was meant to reach the ends of the earth. In this message, Pastor Josh reminds us that the Church is called to reflect the heart of God — a heart that loves every tribe, tongue, and nation. Heaven will be filled with the sound of every language worshiping the same Name, Jesus Christ!

In this message, Pastor Josh shares a personal story about his family that reminded him of the simple, powerful truth of having childlike faith. Sometimes life’s challenges make us overthink, worry, or try to control what only God can handle. But Jesus calls us to trust like a child — to believe, rest, and depend on Him completely. Be encouraged to let go of fear and rediscover the wonder of trusting God with a childlike heart.

We live in a generation that has lost its reverence for God — but true wisdom, power, and blessing begin with the fear of the Lord. In this message, Pastor Josh Ipock reminds us that the fear of God isn’t about being afraid of Him; it’s about standing in awe, honor, and holy respect for who He is. When we restore the fear of the Lord, we restore His presence, His order, and His glory in our lives.📖 “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.” — Proverbs 9:10

In 2 Kings 4, a woman built a room for the prophet Elisha — a space set apart for the presence of God to dwell. In the same way, God is calling us to build a room in our own lives — a place of prayer, worship, and devotion where His presence is welcome. When we make room for God, He always shows up!🏠 Key Theme: Build a room for God, and He will fill it with His presence.📖 Scripture: 2 Kings 4:8–37🎙️ Speaker: Ken Stewart📍 Church: Meta Church

No matter what chapter you’re in, remember—the Author is still writing. In this powerful message, guest speaker Jacob Blair reminds us that God is the Author of our story, and the pen is in His hand. Even when life feels uncertain or the pages seem messy, God is weaving purpose through every line.

🌟 The Light That Brings Hope 🌟No matter how dark life feels, God has the power to shine His light into our deepest struggles. In this message, Pastor Josh shares how the light of Christ gives us hope, direction, and victory—even in the darkest times. When God’s light shows up, the darkness cannot remain!

Many people say the right words about God, but their hearts tell a different story. In this message, Pastor Josh shares how true worship is more than lip service—it’s a heart surrendered to Him. Discover how to move from empty words to genuine devotion and live a life that truly honors God.

Jesus didn’t just see a Samaritan woman at the well—He saw beyond her past and her pain into her potential. In this powerful message, Pastor Josh shows how the same Jesus who offered living water to her offers hope, healing, and purpose to us today. No matter your story, your struggles, or your scars, God’s love runs deeper.

Is the grass really greener on the other side? 🌱 In Psalm 1, God gives us the answer: the blessed life isn’t about chasing what looks good, but about being planted in the right place.Pastor Josh shares a powerful illustration about a patch of grass in his yard that stayed greener than the rest because it was positioned near the water source. In the same way, the person who delights in God’s Word and stays rooted in Him will flourish like “a tree planted by streams of water.”

No matter how much the world changes, God’s Word remains powerful and unshakable. In this message, Pastor Josh reminds us that the Word still works—it heals, restores, guides, and transforms our lives when we live by it.

In Part 1 of our brand-new series Weapons of Mass Distraction, Pastor Josh Ipock exposes two of the most subtle yet powerful tools the enemy uses to keep us from God: devices and entertainment.We live in a world where distraction is constant and often disguised as connection or comfort. But what if your screen has become your prison? What if entertainment is numbing your spirit instead of renewing your soul?

In this message, Pastor Josh Ipock draws a bold connection between one of the bloodiest battles in American history—Gettysburg—and our spiritual battles today. At Gettysburg, it was said that armies could go through eight flagmen a day because the banner was the target. Yet even as men fell, others stepped up to lift the flag high. Why? Because the banner mattered. It marked identity, direction, and unity in the chaos.

In this powerful message, Pastor Josh shares a personal story from the golf course—when a second shot (a mulligan) looked like it was a hole-in-one. But God reminded him that the first shot was part of His plan all along.

In this powerful message, “Faith in the Fog,” Pastor Josh reminds us that faith isn’t proven when the skies are clear, but when the path ahead is hidden. Just like fog blurs what’s in front of us, life can cloud our direction and leave us feeling unsure. But God is still present—even when you can’t see the next step. Learn how to trust Him fully, walk by faith, and find peace in the midst of uncertainty.

In this inspiring word, Guest Speaker Joumeel Mclaurin reminds us that the promise of the Holy Spirit is for you, your family, your community, and generations to come. The same Spirit that filled the upper room in Acts 2 is still moving today — calling each of us into a deeper relationship with God.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh shares a humorous yet thought-provoking story about being mistaken for the pool man at a place he was visiting. While the moment brought some laughter, it also stirred something deeper—God began to deal with Pastor Josh about the significance of that question, ultimately inspiring this powerful and timely message.

In this message, Pastor Josh unpacks the significance of the twelve memorial stones set up by the Israelites after crossing the Jordan River. These stones weren’t just rocks—they were reminders of God’s faithfulness, miracles, and deliverance.

In this message, Pastor Josh unpacks the moment in 2 Kings 13 when the prophet Elisha tells King Joash to strike the ground with arrows. The king’s half-hearted obedience limited the victory God intended for him — and the same can be true in our lives.

Ever felt like you were putting your time, energy, and hope into all the wrong things? In this powerful message, Pastor Josh unpacks what it means to have “the wrong eggs in your baskets”—and how to recognize when we’re investing in things that won’t last, satisfy, or bring us closer to God.

In this powerful sermon titled "Paradise with a Problem", we dive into the story of Adam in the Garden of Eden. Despite having everything he could ever need in paradise, Adam faced a deep sense of loneliness that even the beauty of creation couldn't fill. In this message, we explore how God saw that it wasn’t good for man to be alone and the profound implications of this declaration.

Are you so busy doing for God that you’ve forgotten to be with Him? In this powerful sermon, Pastor Josh reminds us that before we are called to work for God, we are first called to worship Him. Too often, we allow ministry, responsibilities, and life’s demands to take priority over our relationship with Jesus. But from the very beginning, God’s intention has been presence before performance, devotion before duty, and worship before work.

Join us as Pastor Josh delivers a heartfelt message, “He Left the 99 to Find Me,” sharing his personal testimony of how God pursued him in the midst of brokenness and brought him into a life of walking with God

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Josh takes us through the fascinating story of Jonah — a man who survived the great whale but was ultimately frustrated by a small worm. Why? Because sometimes it's the unexpected challenges in life, the "worms," that frustrate us the most, even after we've overcome the big battles. Pastor Josh dives deep into Jonah's journey, revealing how we can learn to trust God in both the big and small trials of life.

Join Pastor Josh as he reminds us of God’s unwavering faithfulness and challenges us to respond in kind through prayer, Bible reading, church attendance, and daily devotion. Discover how continuing in these practices deepens our relationship with Him and transforms our lives.

In this sermon, Pastor Josh challenges us to deepen our gratitude by not only being thankful for everything but by cultivating a heart of thankfulness in everything—no matter the circumstances.

In this sermon Pastor Josh reminds us of the "TREASURE" that God have given us and what we are supposed to do with it.

In this thought-provoking sermon, Pastor Josh delves into the principle of preparation and the importance of investing time in sharpening our walk with God instead going through the motions of swinging the axe.

In this insightful sermon, Pastor Josh draws a powerful distinction between a cistern and a well, using these images to explore the nature of our spiritual lives.

In the third part of his sermon series, "And They Continued..." based on Acts 2:42, Pastor Josh shifts the focus to the power of prayer. He highlights how prayer is a foundational aspect of the early church's life and urges the congregation to tap into its transformative power.