Cathedrals can be stunning and still be empty. In this message, Pastor Dustin Hanson asks the question underneath abandoned sanctuaries and busy modern lives alike: what actually makes a space sacred? From Eden to the Tabernacle to the Church, he shows that holiness isn’t built by architecture, nostalgia, or tradition, it’s formed by purpose and presence. God designs spaces where He meets with humanity, and when that purpose is forgotten, even the most beautiful rooms become hollow.
Then the message turns personal and uncomfortable in the best way. Sacred space isn’t primarily a building in North Dallas, it’s you. Through the Spirit, the Church becomes God’s dwelling place, and your life becomes a living temple. Hanson pushes past inspiration into alignment: if Jesus walked through the rooms of your habits, entertainment, thoughts, and conversations, would He feel at home? Not as condemnation, but as an invitation to live consecrated in a secular world.
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Prevail Through The Pain | Kaitlyn St...
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Art of Broken Pieces | Dan Barkley
Broken doesn’t mean discarded, it means God has something to restore. In The Art of Broken Pieces, Dan Barkley takes David’s raw confession, “a broken and contrite heart… You will not despise,” and pairs it with the imagery of Kintsugi, the Japanese art of repairing shattered pottery with gold. T...
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The Other Side of Broken | Michael Brian
When it feels like God showed up after the moment passed, hope starts to feel like a cruel word. In The Other Side of Broken, Michael Brian takes you into the tension at Bethany, where Mary and Martha whisper what we’ve all thought: “Lord, if You had been here…” Lazarus is four days gone, the hou...
