Sunday Morning Service

In this message from Luke 13:6–9, Pastor Perry Tidwell shares God’s call to move into a new season by becoming fruitful in our walk with Christ. Using the parable of the fig tree, he reminds us that while God is patient and merciful, He also desires growth, maturity, and spiritual fruit in our lives. Jesus, our mediator, intercedes for us—asking for time to dig around our hearts and fertilize what has grown hard so new life can emerge. Pastor Perry challenges the church to take spiritual inventory, allowing God to dig deep and remove anything that hinders growth—such as bitterness, unforgiveness, pride, gossip, or spiritual complacency. He emphasizes that trials and hardships, though difficult, are often the very tools God uses to soften our hearts and strengthen our faith. The message is also a call to unity and love within the body of Christ. Rather than tearing one another down, believers are encouraged to pray for each other, speak life, and help restore those who may be struggling. As God prepares His people for what’s ahead, Pastor Perry urges the church to trust Him fully, move forward without looking back, and be ready for the “new thing” God desires to do. Key takeaway: God is giving us another season—not to remain stagnant, but to grow, be renewed, and bear lasting fruit for His glory.

In this message, we are reminded of the prayer from Psalm 119:18 — “Open my eyes, that I may see wondrous things from Your law.” The heart of the sermon challenges us to examine whether we are truly spiritually awake or allowing blind spots, distractions, and the voice of the flesh to guide our lives. Using Romans 8:1, we are encouraged to walk according to the Spirit, not the flesh. Pastor Perry shares powerful stories and biblical examples to illustrate how easily people become dissatisfied, chasing what seems “better,” while overlooking the blessings God has already placed right beneath their feet. Just like the farmer who left a field full of diamonds searching for riches elsewhere, we often miss what God is already doing in our lives. The message highlights that trials and challenges are not signs of failure, but tools God uses to deepen our faith and draw us closer to Him. Being a Christian does not eliminate hardships, but it gives us hope, direction, and victory through Christ. We are reminded that God is still able to save, restore, and transform anyone — no matter their past, struggles, or limitations. Ultimately, this sermon calls the church to: Open our eyes spiritually Be content and thankful for what God has already given Stay rooted and grounded in God’s Word Recognize and resist the distractions of the enemy Trust God’s timing and purpose in every season God is calling His people to wake up, remove blind spots, and see the great things He has already placed before us as we continue reaching the lost and being a place of healing for the hurting.

In this powerful message, Pastor Perry Tidwell reminds us that God is a multiplier. He takes what is broken, blesses it, and makes it more than enough. Through the stories of Peter, Paul, and David, we are challenged to stand firm in the truth, embrace the calling on our lives, and walk boldly in the Spirit. This sermon is a call to repentance, obedience, and leaving a legacy that builds others up

In this powerful and convicting message, Pastor Perry challenges believers to identify and overcome the distractions that pull us away from God’s calling. Using the story of Mary and Martha, he reminds us that even good things can become distractions when they take our focus off Jesus. Through practical teaching and heartfelt examples, this sermon calls the church to recognize the “strong man” — the real source of our struggle — and take spiritual authority through prayer, focus, and surrender. When we fix our eyes on Christ, we find peace, purpose, and the miracle He’s already working in our lives.

In this heartfelt message, Pastor Perry reminds us that even when we can’t see or feel God working, He is still right there — fully present, fully faithful. Drawing from the story of Job, he encourages believers to keep trusting through silence, delay, and difficulty, knowing that God sees exactly where we are and is working a greater plan than we can imagine. Through real-life stories of faith and divine timing, this sermon brings hope to those waiting for breakthrough: when we hold on, God always shows up — right on time.

In this powerful and challenging message, Pastor Perry reminds the church that it’s time to break free from the enemy’s distractions and reclaim our spiritual voice. Drawing from Exodus 8, he calls believers to rise up, walk in freedom, and let God work both in us and through us again. Through stories of deliverance, reflection, and conviction, this sermon encourages every listener to let go of negativity, forgive the past, and live fully in the power of the Holy Spirit.

In this heartfelt Father’s Day sermon, Pastor Perry shares a powerful look at the story of Adam — reminding us of the importance of godly fathers, spiritual leadership, and setting boundaries for our families. Through the lessons of the Garden of Eden, he challenges men to stop hiding from God, take inventory of their lives, and return to their role as protectors and spiritual heads of their homes. This message calls every believer to bring hidden struggles into the light and allow God to restore what’s been broken.

In this powerful message, Pastor Perry reminds us that there’s more to the story of our faith. Drawing from Acts 1, 18, and 19, he challenges the church to move beyond routine religion and experience the life-changing power of the Holy Spirit. This sermon calls believers to surrender fully, seek a fresh anointing, and welcome the presence of the Holy Ghost — our comforter, guide, and source of strength.