Episodes

Sunday Mar 15, 2026
Lost & Found | For the One
Sunday Mar 15, 2026
Sunday Mar 15, 2026
Jesus’ longest parable reveals two ways to be lost: the younger brother who rebels and runs from the Father, and the older brother who obeys outwardly but harbors pride and self-righteousness. Both ultimately need the same thing—grace. This sermon highlights the heart of the Father who runs to embrace repentant sinners, challenges legalism that keeps people from the feast, and points to Jesus as the true older brother who left heaven, sought us in our lostness, and paid the price to bring us home. No matter who you are or where you’ve been, there is room for you in the Kingdom of God.
Title: Lost & Found
Series: For the One
Text: Luke 15:11-32
Speaker: Josh Branham

Sunday Mar 01, 2026
Stillness | The Secret Place
Sunday Mar 01, 2026
Sunday Mar 01, 2026
After seven weeks on sabbatical, Pastor Josh returns to share lessons from the life of Elijah in 1 Kings 19. Following the dramatic victory on Mount Carmel, Elijah flees in fear, collapses under a broom tree, and encounters God—not in wind, earthquake, or fire, but in a gentle whisper. This message explores how God meets us in exhaustion, ministers with compassion, and reminds us that the journey is too great for us alone. If you’re weary or longing to hear God’s voice, this sermon is an invitation to be still and listen for His whisper.
Title: Stillness
Series: The Secret Place
Text: 1 Kings 19:1-18
Speaker: Josh Branham

Sunday Feb 15, 2026
Fasting In Secret | The Secret Place
Sunday Feb 15, 2026
Sunday Feb 15, 2026
What if one of the most neglected spiritual practices in Western Christianity is actually one of the most powerful?Do you want to experience real spiritual change in your life? Do you long to see revival?In this message from Matthew 4–6, Pastor Jake explores the power of fasting—what it is, what it does, and how to practice it.If you’re ready to grow closer to God, overcome sin, and see revival begin in your own life, this message will challenge and encourage you to take your next step.Text: Matthew 6:16–18Speaker: Jake Wright

