In The Cost of the Kingdom, Lana Lyman brings a clear and urgent call to surrender. Jesus never offered a version of faith built on convenience. The Kingdom of God is not something we add to our lives. It is something that completely reorders them.
Through the teachings of Jesus, this message shows that the Kingdom is like treasure hidden in a field and a pearl of great price, worth giving everything to obtain. It may begin quietly like a mustard seed or leaven, but its transforming power changes hearts, homes, and lives from the inside out.
More than possessions, the true cost of the Kingdom is self. Pride, control, and divided allegiance must be surrendered to Christ. Yet what feels like loss becomes exchange, as God gives purpose, peace, freedom, and eternal value in return.
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The Lament of My Soul | Michael Brian
In The Lament of My Soul, Michael Brian reveals the hidden cry beneath every life: a deep longing for the God we were created to know. Success, distraction, and relationships cannot silence what only God can satisfy.
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Water and Wind | Steve Schobert
In Water and Wind, Pastor Steve Schobert opens John 3 and reveals that Jesus was not introducing a new idea to Nicodemus, but unveiling a pattern God had shown throughout Scripture from the beginning. From creation to Exodus, from Ezekiel to Pentecost, new life comes by water and by Spirit.
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The Rescue Mission | Tony Bohrer
Comfort isn’t the assignment. In this message, Pastor Tony Bohrer takes Genesis 14 and turns it into a mirror for the Church right now: when Lot is taken captive, Abraham doesn’t lecture from a safe distance, he mobilizes. He arms what he’s trained, steps into enemy territory, and brings his brot...
