Episodes

  • More Than a Prophet | Matthew 11:1-10 | Live Church Worship Service

    More Than a Prophet | Matthew 11:1-10 | Live Church Worship Service
    Nov 26 2025
    John the Baptist, divinely commissioned before birth to prepare the way for Jesus, found himself questioning God's plan while imprisoned. Even this great prophet struggled with doubt when reality didn't match his expectations of how the Messiah's kingdom would unfold. Jesus responded to John's questions not with shame, but by pointing to the evidence of God's work happening all around. Sometimes we miss God's activity because it doesn't come packaged the way we expected. Not everyone is called to perform miracles; some are called to prepare the way for them, clearing the path so Christ can do what only He can do.
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    42 mins
  • Do Unto Others | Matthew 10:40-42 | Church OKC

    Do Unto Others | Matthew 10:40-42 | Church OKC
    Nov 19 2025
    You can't take off your Christianity like a hat when you leave church. When you walk into any room, Christ walks in with you. But here's the real question: Are you trying to manage where God is present in your life, or are you letting Him transform every area? Your treatment of people is the visible proof of your invisible devotion.
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    48 mins
  • The Enemy in Your House | Matthew 10:32-39 | Live Church Worship Service

    The Enemy in Your House | Matthew 10:32-39 | Live Church Worship Service
    Nov 9 2025
    Sometimes the enemy isn't operating in your city - sometimes the enemy is operating in your circle. Jesus said He came to bring a sword, not peace. What does this mean for your family relationships when you choose to follow Him wholeheartedly? The gospel doesn't divide because it's broken - it divides because it exposes what's broken in us.
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    51 mins
  • Prince of Demons _ Matthew 10_24-31 _ Live Church Worship Service OKC

    Prince of Demons _ Matthew 10_24-31 _ Live Church Worship Service OKC
    Nov 5 2025
    Following Jesus means embracing the reality that discipleship comes with opposition and challenges. Jesus warned His disciples that if the religious leaders called Him the Prince of Demons, His followers would face even worse treatment. True discipleship involves three dimensions: educational (student to teacher), occupational (slave to master), and familial (household member to head of house). Fear often paralyzes believers more than actual persecution, but Jesus reminds us that God cares for us deeply - if He notices every sparrow and numbers every hair on our heads, He certainly sees and cares for us. The choice is between agreeing with fear's lies or believing in God's promises, choosing faith over fear in our daily walk.
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    48 mins
  • Flogged in the Synagogue | Matthew 10_16-23 | Live Church Worship Service OKC

    Flogged in the Synagogue | Matthew 10_16-23 | Live Church Worship Service OKC
    Oct 26 2025
    Jesus prepared his disciples for the harsh realities of kingdom mission, warning them they would face opposition like sheep among wolves. He instructed them to be shrewd as serpents yet harmless as doves, combining wisdom with innocence. When facing trials, God would provide the right words through His Spirit. Jesus warned that even families might turn against them, as the kingdom exposes divided loyalties. The key is enduring through continued mission work rather than mere survival, knowing when to move on from unfruitful opposition while trusting God's timing and provision.
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    36 mins
  • Judgement Worse Than Sodom | Matthew 10_9-15 | Live Church Worship Service OKC

    Judgement Worse Than Sodom | Matthew 10_9-15 | Live Church Worship Service OKC
    Oct 24 2025
    Jesus sent his disciples on their first mission to their own people, teaching them radical dependence on God rather than material security. He instructed them to carry nothing - no money, extra clothes, or provisions - to learn that the kingdom operates on trust, not hoarding. When faced with rejection, they were to shake the dust off their feet and move forward without carrying bitterness to their next assignment. This passage reveals that rejection isn't failure but often sets up redemption, as seen when thousands who initially rejected Jesus later repented at Pentecost. Our role is obedience to God's calling, not controlling outcomes, trusting that even rejection serves His greater redemptive purposes.
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    42 mins
  • Harassed and Helpless | Matthew 9_35-38

    Harassed and Helpless | Matthew 9_35-38
    Sep 28 2025
    Jesus traveled through towns and villages teaching, proclaiming the kingdom, and healing diseases, showing compassion for crowds who were 'harassed and helpless like sheep without a shepherd.' He saw people crushed and exhausted under religious burdens rather than experiencing freedom. Jesus shifted metaphors to describe a plentiful harvest with too few workers, emphasizing that God's kingdom transforms sheep into shepherds. The message challenges believers to stop living as harassed sheep and start laboring as apprenticed harvesters, tending the fields God has entrusted to them—whether family, marriage, or workplace—to help others find freedom in Christ.
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    42 mins
  • When Demons Steal Your Testimony | Matthew 9_32-34

    When Demons Steal Your Testimony | Matthew 9_32-34
    Sep 28 2025
    Demons strategically target our testimonies because they understand the power of our voices in spiritual warfare. As revealed in Matthew 9:32-34, when Jesus cast out a demon from a mute man, his ability to speak was restored, demonstrating that our testimonies are powerful weapons against darkness. Many believers silence themselves through busyness, shame, or compromise. Our words can build kingdoms or destroy them, which is why the enemy works so diligently to silence us. When Jesus confronts demons, they don't negotiate—they flee, and testimonies rise from silence. Our voices are meant to serve God's kingdom by testifying to His goodness and power.
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    42 mins