Hebrews 11:1, Hebrews 11:6, Mark 11:22–24, Romans 10:9–10, Matthew 18:19
“Joy isn’t a fleeting emotion—it’s a weapon against the enemy. The joy of the Lord is your strength, and you can’t manufacture it; it comes from Him alone.” — Chris Pollard
In this powerful sermon, Chris Pollard calls believers to embrace Unstoppable Joy—a joy that stands firm regardless of circumstances and reflects the unshakable nature of God’s kingdom. Through Acts 8, we see the early church facing intense persecution, yet thriving and spreading the gospel everywhere they went. Even in hardship, the believers carried joy that brought transformation to entire cities. Chris challenges us to experience that same joy today—a joy that flows from the presence of Jesus and not from the fleeting pleasures of this world.
This message reminds us that joy is not a surface-level happiness but a deep, spiritual strength. As Nehemiah 8:10 declares, “The joy of the Lord is your strength.” Joy empowers us to overcome bitterness, resist offense, and stand strong against the schemes of the enemy. Chris emphasizes that joy is a weapon—a divine strategy that shifts atmospheres, breaks chains, and testifies of God’s power. When we live with joy rooted in Christ, we can impact our families, workplaces, and communities with God’s light and hope.
Through real-life stories, including lessons from his mission trip to Kenya, Chris encourages us to strip away distractions, reconnect with God’s heart, and live out joy as a daily lifestyle. He reminds us that joy is serious business in heaven and is a defining mark of God’s kingdom (Romans 14:17).
Take the challenge: What would happen if you chose to “flex” your joy every day, even in adversity? By cultivating joy intentionally, you not only strengthen your faith but also become a powerful testimony of God’s goodness to everyone around you.
Key Scriptures:
Nehemiah 8:10, Acts 8:4–8, John 15:11, Psalm 16:11, Ephesians 4:3
“Sometimes I look at these children and think, What if I hadn’t said yes? What if fear or excuses had kept me from stepping out of the boat? Who would have been there for them?”
—Lana Vasquez, Impact International
“What’s on the other side of your yes to God?”
In this message, Lana Vasquez of Life Impact International shares how saying yes to God transforms lives. Her story is a testimony of how one simple yes can change generations. Lana has spent more than 24 years rescuing children and building homes of hope in Thailand, Burma, and Brazil.
She challenges us to step out of our comfort zones, even when fear or doubt tries to stop us. Like Peter stepping out of the boat in Matthew 14:22-33, we are called to trust Jesus and take bold steps of faith. Lana reminds us that Jesus’ word, “Come,” is always stronger than any storm or wave we face.
Throughout her message, Lana shares emotional stories of children who were rescued from trafficking and abuse. Each child’s life is a living example of what happens when someone dares to say yes. She explains that obedience to God is never just about us. Our yes impacts faces, names, and stories we may never see on this side of eternity.
Lana’s journey is filled with miracles and moments where God showed His faithfulness. She encourages us to see our faith as active, not passive. Saying yes to God might mean stepping into places we don’t fully understand. It might mean trusting Him with outcomes we can’t control. But every yes creates ripples of hope.
Top five scripture verses in this sermon: Matthew 14:22-33, Psalm 127:3-5, Hebrews 12:2, Isaiah 6:8, James 2:17.
This sermon invites you to ask, “What is my next yes to God?” Watch, reflect, and open your Bible to discover how your faith and obedience can bring light and change into the world.
Key Scriptures:
Matthew 14:22-33, Psalm 127:3-5, Hebrews 12:2, Isaiah 6:8, James 2:17
This powerful message from Pastor Chris McDonald will stir your spirit, challenge your mindset, and equip you to speak God’s Word with authority and live by faith—not by sight.
Too many believers settle for what they see, instead of declaring what God has said. But faith is your title deed. It’s time to stop negotiating with the promises of God and start believing like Jesus did—with the God kind of faith.
In this message, you’ll discover:
✅ What it means to have the God kind of faith
✅ How to speak to your mountain and see results
✅ Why unbelief shuts down the miraculous
✅ Real stories of healing, breakthrough, and faith in action
✅ How to stop living by fear and start living by the Word
Key Scriptures:
📖 “Have faith in God… whoever says to this mountain…” — Mark 11:22–23
“Everything you need is already in the seed. You’re not waiting on God to bring something from the outside—He’s growing it from within.”
—Pastor Chad Everett
What if spiritual growth wasn’t about striving to become something, but simply allowing what’s already planted inside of you to grow? In this message, Pastor Chad unpacks a powerful truth from Genesis 1: the seed is in itself and produces after its kind. When Jesus—the incorruptible seed—is planted in your heart, everything you need is already in the seed.
Whether you feel stuck, overlooked, or unsure of your next step, this message will remind you that your identity and fruitfulness are already present in Christ. Learn to stop looking for external validation and start partnering with the internal work God is doing in you.
Key Scriptures:
Genesis 1:11–12, Galatians 3:16, 1 Peter 1:23, Colossians 1:27, Romans 8:11
Reconciled to God through Jesus—this is more than a phrase. It’s the reality of what Christ accomplished on the cross and the foundation of the gospel. In this compelling sermon, Justin Younger, Norris City Move Student Ministry Pastor, walks us through the beauty, cost, and calling of reconciliation.
From 2 Corinthians 5 and Colossians 1, we discover how every believer is reconciled to God through Jesus—not just rescued from sin but brought back into relationship with the Father. Justin explains that reconciliation means we are no longer alienated or striving to earn God’s approval. Instead, we are accepted, forgiven, and made new. We are not just saved from something—we are saved for something.
This message emphasizes the truth that Jesus didn’t die for a bargain. His life was exchanged for yours—an equal exchange that reveals your incredible worth. When you realize you’ve been reconciled to God through Jesus, everything changes. You stop chasing false identity and begin living from the value He has already placed on you. You move from religion to relationship, from self-effort to surrender, from shame to purpose.
Justin shares from personal experience, including a life-altering moment that led him to stop living for himself and start living for Christ. His testimony brings this message to life in a relatable and powerful way.
Whether you’re struggling with insecurity, trying to earn your way to God, or just ready for a deeper walk with Jesus, this message is for you. It’s a call to reflect Christ, live boldly in your identity, and walk daily in the truth that you have been reconciled to God through Jesus.
Watch, take notes, use the Study Guide to dive deeper and let this message ignite a fresh passion in your pursuit of Him.
Key Scriptures:
2 Corinthians 5:14–21, Colossians 1:19–22, Romans 5:19, 2 Corinthians 5:17, Romans 12:1