Episodi

  • World Shakers (07/15/26)

    World Shakers (07/15/26)
    Jul 16 2026

    World Shakers

    Bro. Dawson Terry

    7 PM | Wednesday, July 15, 2026


    Standing Firm in the Fire


    Big Idea: When believers refuse to bow to the idols of this world, God steps into the fire with them, delivers them, and uses their faithfulness as a witness that can impact an entire culture.


    Drawing from Daniel 3, this message reminds us that every generation faces pressure to worship something other than the one true God. Just as Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused to bow before Nebuchadnezzar’s golden image, Christians today are called to stand firm against the influences of culture, media, and public opinion. Their unwavering faith brought God’s presence into the furnace, transformed a king’s heart, and became a testimony to an entire nation.


    Key Scriptures:


    * Daniel 3

    * 2 Timothy 3:12

    * 1 Corinthians 15:57

    * Mark 16


    Highlights from the Message:


    * The world still creates modern-day idols that compete for our worship.

    * True faith stands firm, even when obedience comes at a cost.

    * God doesn’t always keep us out of the fire—but He promises to be with us in it.

    * Our greatest trials often become our greatest testimonies.

    * Revival requires action. Waiting for the “perfect time” often becomes spiritual complacency.

    * Every believer has a unique calling to share the gospel and make an eternal impact.


    Application:


    * Examine the influences in your life and remove anything drawing your heart away from God.

    * Have the gospel conversation you’ve been putting off.

    * Strengthen your faith through consistent prayer, fasting, and Bible reading.

    * Trust that God is able to deliver—and even when the fire comes, He will never leave you.


    No matter how intense the furnace may seem, Jesus is still the Fourth Man in the fire. Stand boldly, trust Him completely, and let your life become a testimony that points others to the King of kings.
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    1 ora e 15 min
  • The Acts 29 Church (07/12/26)

    The Acts 29 Church (07/12/26)
    Jul 15 2026

    The Acts 29 Church

    Bro. Mitchel Terry

    Sunday, July 12, 2026


    BIG IDEA


    The Book of Acts did not end in chapter 28—God still empowers His people today with the same Spirit, authority, and power.



    OVERVIEW


    Beginning with Acts 1:8, the message reminds us that Jesus’ mission continues through believers filled with the Holy Spirit. We are an “Acts 29 Church”—living beyond the printed pages by preaching and demonstrating the Kingdom of God inside and outside the church walls.


    The power of the Holy Ghost is dunamis—explosive power. Like dynamite, the Spirit shakes, shifts, and removes whatever resists the growth of God’s Word in our lives. When believers walk in faith and obedience, God works with them and confirms His Word through signs, healing, deliverance, and spiritual freedom.



    KEY SCRIPTURES

    • ​Acts 1:8 — The Holy Ghost gives believers power to become witnesses throughout the world.
    • ​Hebrews 12:26–29 — God shakes what can be shaken so His unshakable Kingdom remains.
    • ​Mark 16:20 — The Lord works with His people and confirms His Word with signs.
    • ​John 14:27 — The peace of Jesus replaces fear and inner turmoil.



    MAIN POINTS


    1. ​WE ARE LIVING IN ACTS 29

    The Book of Acts ends without an “amen” because the work continues through us. The Kingdom is not limited to buildings, services, or organizations—it advances wherever Spirit-filled believers obey God.


    1. ​SPIRIT POWER IS EXPLOSIVE

    The Holy Ghost produces the power necessary to move obstacles and transform lives. Like a seed breaking through the soil, God’s Word creates pressure that forces circumstances to shift. God’s shaking is not meant to destroy us but to remove what cannot remain and reveal what is eternal.


    1. ​DEVELOP A KINGDOM-EVERYWHERE MINDSET

    A church-only mindset says, “Come to church and receive prayer.” A Kingdom mindset says, “Pray for the sick wherever you find them.” Jesus preached the Kingdom and expects His Church to demonstrate it everywhere, every day.


    1. ​GOD STILL CONFIRMS HIS WORD

    The same God who worked miracles throughout Acts is still healing, delivering, restoring, and setting people free. The gifts of the Spirit are manifestations available to believers for the benefit of others.


    1. ​EXPECT, SPEAK, AND STEP OUT

    Faith grows when we declare, “God is with us.” Fear, doubt, hidden struggles, and distractions must be surrendered so faith can operate freely. God meets expectation when His people believe and respond.



    APPLICATION


    HEAD — Understand that the same Spirit who filled the first believers lives in you.


    HEART — Allow the peace of Jesus to replace anxiety, shame, fear, and hidden struggles.


    HANDS —

    • ​Pray for someone outside church this week.
    • ​Share a testimony of what God has done.
    • ​Remove distractions that feed doubt and replace them with prayer and Scripture.



    REFLECTION


    • ​Where do I see the unfinished pages of Acts being written around me?
    • ​How can I move from a church-only mindset to a Kingdom-everywhere mindset?
    • ​Whom is God prompting me to pray for or witness to today?



    PRAYER


    Father, thank You that Your Kingdom is unshakable and Your Spirit is still being poured out. Shake everything in us that cannot remain and fill us with holy boldness. Let signs, wonders, healing, and freedom follow as we proclaim Jesus everywhere. May our lives write new lines in the continuing story of Acts 29. In Jesus’ mighty name, amen.
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    2 ore e 21 min
  • The Internal Change

    The Internal Change
    Jul 15 2026

    “The Internal Change”

    Bro. Xavier Mendoza

    07/12/2026


    Notes from Sunday Youth Exhortation


    Big Idea:

    You can make the outside look polished. You can look like you worship, dress the part, and appear to have everything together—but genuine transformation begins within. What truly matters is whether Jesus has changed the heart.


    Opening Moments


    Despite arriving exhausted after a late-night drive and getting only a few hours of sleep before work, the 17-year-old speaker declared:


    “I came to worship the Lord today.”


    His words reflected a commitment to worship regardless of exhaustion, inconvenience, or circumstances.


    The Internal Change


    The speaker compared outward Christianity to a beautifully wrapped present.


    A gift may look flawless on the outside, but the wrapping does not determine what is inside. In the same way, someone can look spiritual, worship, say the right things, and appear committed—but outward appearance cannot replace inward transformation.


    “You can make the outside look all cute … but what truly matters is what’s inside the present.”


    Real change is more than improving the wrapping. Jesus desires to transform the heart.


    Priorities & Surrender

    While balancing school, work, church, and other responsibilities, the speaker shared his decision to step away from competitive wrestling because it had become a weight on his heart.


    A camp message titled “I Am Obsessed” challenged him to surrender anything he had placed above Jesus.


    Sometimes following Jesus requires letting go—not only of sinful things, but also of good things that begin competing with wholehearted devotion to Him.


    Everyday Opportunities to Share Jesus


    While working at Fairway grocery store, the speaker helped a woman locate an item and told her, “God bless you.”


    She responded:


    “I haven’t heard a young man say ‘God bless you’ in over 20 years.”


    During another encounter, he learned that a customer was battling lung cancer. Although he initially walked away, conviction led him to turn around and pray with the man. During the prayer, the customer experienced the presence of God.


    Ordinary places—stores, schools, workplaces, and parking lots—can become places of ministry when we respond to the Holy Spirit.

    Consistent Christianity


    During a conversation with his sociology teacher, the speaker declared:


    “I’m the same at church and outside of it.”


    True internal change produces consistency. Our faith should not be limited to church services. We should be the same person at school, work, home, and church.


    The speaker also emphasized prayer, Bible reading, accountability, and godly friendships. Referencing Nathan and Tariq, he shared the importance of having people who encourage spiritual growth because “iron sharpens iron.”

    Scriptures Referenced


    Colossians 3:9–10 — Put off the old self and put on the new.


    Hebrews 11:6 — Without faith, it is impossible to please God.


    Matthew 5:16 — Let your light shine before others.


    Key Takeaways


    * Outward appearance cannot replace inward transformation.

    * Internal change produces a visible “Jesus glow.”

    * Everyday places can become opportunities for ministry.

    * Responding to conviction can lead others into an encounter with God.

    * Sometimes good things must be surrendered when they interfere with devotion to Jesus.

    * Genuine Christianity produces consistency in every environment.

    * Prayer, Scripture, accountability, and godly friendships help sustain spiritual growth.

    * Personal choices influence the spiritual health of the entire church and youth group.


    Closing Challenge


    Christianity is more than looking the part. You can polish the outside and perfect the wrapping—but genuine transformation is revealed by what Jesus has changed within.


    “Have you been internally changed—or is it just the outside?”
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    9 min
  • Beyond Repair (07/08/26)

    Beyond Repair (07/08/26)
    Jul 9 2026

    Beyond Repair

    Bro. Kent Blad

    Wednesday, July 8, 2026 - 7 PM


    Is anyone truly beyond repair? In this powerful message, we discover that Jesus specializes in restoring lives others have written off.


    Using the story of the Samaritan woman in John 4, this sermon reminds us that no past is too broken, no failure too great, and no soul beyond the reach of God’s grace. Just as a repair shop owner saw value in what others threw away, Jesus sees hope where the world sees hopelessness. He offers the “living water” that satisfies every thirsty soul and transforms shame into testimony.


    You’ll be challenged to:


    * See people through the eyes of Jesus.

    * Reject the lie that you’ve gone too far.

    * Respond to God’s call through repentance, baptism in Jesus’ name, and the infilling of the Holy Spirit.

    * Become a voice of hope to someone who feels forgotten.


    Key Scriptures:


    * John 4:13–14

    * John 10

    * 2 Peter 3


    No matter your past, Jesus is still calling. The Master Restorer is ready to make all things new.
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    1 ora e 7 min
  • Church Camp Testimonies (07/05/26)

    Church Camp Testimonies (07/05/26)
    Jul 6 2026

    Church Camp Testimonies & Baptism Sunday


    Big Idea

    This special service celebrated the life-changing impact of church camp as young people shared how God transformed their lives through the infilling of the Holy Ghost, renewed purpose, and deeper commitment to Christ. The congregation also rejoiced in baptisms and celebrated the continuing revival taking place at Landmark.


    Overview

    The service opened with a call to worship, prayer, and faith for undeniable miracles, healing, and restoration. Leaders reflected on an incredible week of youth and junior camp, emphasizing how God moved powerfully among children and students.


    Following worship, the church celebrated Shante Jackson’s baptism in Jesus’ name, rejoicing as another life was surrendered to Christ.


    The remainder of the service featured heartfelt testimonies from youth who attended camp. Several shared how God called them to greater commitment, challenged them to put Him first, and gave them a renewed burden for revival. Others testified of receiving the gift of the Holy Ghost, experiencing God’s peace, overcoming fear, finding healing from emotional struggles, and discovering a deeper relationship with Jesus.


    Students spoke about returning home with a passion to reach their schools, serve in ministry, and remain faithful to God’s calling. One testimony highlighted God’s direction away from personal ambitions toward His greater purpose, while another emphasized learning consistency, patience, and keeping Christ first in every area of life.


    The congregation then celebrated Noah Medina, who testified about receiving the Holy Ghost at camp before being baptized in Jesus’ name during the service.


    Extended worship followed as the church prayed over families, addictions, depression, fear, sickness, and every spiritual battle, declaring the authority found in the name of Jesus. The service concluded with additional testimonies from junior campers describing how even young children experienced the presence of God and received the Holy Ghost.


    Before dismissal, the church celebrated even more victories, including reports that Shante received the Holy Ghost during the service and Tyreek also received the Holy Ghost, providing a fitting conclusion to a day centered on revival and God’s transforming power.


    Key Highlights


    * Powerful reports from Youth Camp and Junior Camp

    * Multiple testimonies of lives transformed by the Holy Ghost

    * Students challenged to pursue God’s calling and live consistently for Christ

    * Shante Jackson baptized in Jesus’ name

    * Noah Medina testified and was baptized in Jesus’ name after receiving the Holy Ghost at camp

    * Additional reports of Shante and Tyreek receiving the Holy Ghost

    * Corporate worship focused on healing, freedom, revival, and the power of the name of Jesus

    * Celebration of the next generation’s commitment to living for God
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    1 ora e 38 min
  • Healing by Design (07/05/26)

    Healing by Design (07/05/26)
    Jul 5 2026

    “All My Life You Have Been Faithful” – Sister Janice’s Healing Journey


    Big Idea: Sister Janice shared how a breast cancer diagnosis became a journey of discovering God’s faithfulness, wisdom, and goodness. Instead of letting fear define her future, she sought the Lord’s direction, trusting Him to lead her one step at a time.


    Overview


    The service opened with a warm welcome before Sister Janice was invited to share her testimony. She began by celebrating an upcoming milestone—this October she and her husband, John, will celebrate 50 years since their baptism. While grateful for the anniversary, she said the greater blessing is that they have “never lost our enthusiasm for the Lord.”


    She then recounted her 2023 breast cancer diagnosis, describing how the news “shakes you up all the way down to your toes.” After surgery, doctors recommended radiation treatments and an aromatase inhibitor because a portion of the tumor near her rib cage could not be completely removed.


    Although thankful for medical care, she felt strongly led to pursue natural healing and asked her oncologist for time before beginning treatment. Instead of the few months she expected, she was granted six months. She viewed that answer as God opening a door.


    Rather than receiving an instant miracle, God led her step by step. Through prayer, new friendships, books, and research, she felt the Lord continually guiding her. “I met somebody new, or I found a book, or I found a website.”


    Her study deepened her appreciation for Psalm 139:14—that our bodies are “fearfully and wonderfully made.” She shared what she learned about the body’s natural defenses and believed God designed the body with remarkable healing abilities when properly nourished.


    She also spoke about God’s provision through creation, expressing appreciation for fruits, vegetables, seeds, and nuts as gifts from God that strengthen the body. Studying Leviticus gave her a fresh perspective on the dietary laws, seeing them not as burdens but as evidence of God’s love and protection for His people. She repeatedly remarked, “Look how the Lord was protecting everybody.”


    Fasting also took on new meaning. Beyond drawing believers closer to God spiritually, she shared that fasting allows the body time to repair itself, giving her a greater appreciation for this biblical practice.


    Key Themes


    * God often leads one faithful step at a time rather than revealing everything at once.

    * Caring for our bodies is part of honoring God, whose temple we are.

    * God’s commands flow from His love and are meant for our protection.

    * Even painful seasons can become opportunities to discover God’s goodness.


    Scripture References


    * Psalm 139:14

    * Leviticus (Dietary Laws)

    * Romans 8:28


    Prayer Points


    * Thank God for His faithfulness through every season.

    * Pray for complete healing and continued strength for Sister Janice.

    * Pray for wisdom for those facing difficult medical diagnoses.

    * Ask God to help believers faithfully steward the bodies He has entrusted to them.


    Closing


    Sister Janice concluded by saying that “The Goodness of God” has become the theme of her life. As she reflected on the words, “All my life You have been faithful,” she became emotional, testifying that through every season—including one of the hardest of her life—God has remained faithful. The pastor thanked her for sharing such a faith-filled testimony, and the congregation left encouraged by the reminder that God is always good and always faithful.
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    13 min
  • A Sure Path - Calling (Lesson 2 of 3) (07/01/26)

    A Sure Path - Calling (Lesson 2 of 3) (07/01/26)
    Jul 2 2026

    A Sure Path – Part 2: Calling


    Big Idea: Every believer is already called by God. Our responsibility is to respond with humble faithfulness so He can accomplish His purpose through us.


    Scripture References


    Primary Text


    * Psalm 119:105

    * Ephesians 2:1–10

    * Matthew 22

    * 1 Peter 5:5–10


    Additional References


    * 1 Corinthians 1

    * Hebrews 13

    * Mark 10:45

    * Romans 8:28


    Episode Overview


    Continuing the A Sure Path series, this message shifts from God’s vision to His calling. While vision reveals God’s preferred future, calling is His personal invitation to participate in that purpose. Though salvation is by grace alone, God has created every believer for good works that impact others and bring Him glory.


    The message explores what Jesus meant when He said, “Many are called, but few are chosen,” emphasizing that those who respond with humility, faithfulness, and endurance become vessels God can use. Seasons of weakness, submission, and even suffering are not setbacks—they are God’s process of preparing His people so His strength is displayed through them. Practical questions encourage listeners to discern where God is leading them to serve today.


    Main Points


    * You are called to something greater than yourself. God has brought us from spiritual death to life and created us for good works that advance His kingdom.

    * Being chosen is determined by your response. God’s invitation is extended to many, but faithful obedience is what keeps us walking in His purpose.

    * God prepares His servants through humility and weakness. Like Moses, Jeremiah, and Paul, God equips those who depend on Him rather than themselves.

    * Your calling always serves others and reflects Christ. Jesus came to serve, and our lives should point people to Him through faithful ministry and love.

    * Discern your calling by faithfully serving where God has already placed you. Stay focused on today’s assignment instead of comparing your path to someone else’s.


    Application


    * Believe that God has already called you and is working every season—including hardship—for your good and His glory.

    * Humble yourself before God, trusting His strength instead of your own abilities.

    * Commit to one practical area of service this week.

    * Seek prayer and accountability from trusted spiritual leadership.

    * Pray Psalm 119:105 daily, asking God to illuminate your next step rather than your entire journey.


    Reflection Questions


    1. ​ What burden or passion has God consistently placed on your heart?
    2. ​ How have difficult seasons prepared you for greater usefulness in God’s kingdom?
    3. ​ Where is God calling you to practice greater humility and submission?
    4. ​ What opportunity to serve is in front of you today?
    5. ​ How can you ensure your life points others to Christ instead of yourself?


    Closing Prayer


    Father, thank You for calling us out of darkness into Your marvelous light. Help us lay aside fear, excuses, and self-reliance. Shape us through Your Word, strengthen us in our weakness, and direct every step of our path. May our lives reflect Christ and overflow with good works that bring glory to You. In Jesus’ name, amen.
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    1 ora e 25 min
  • When the Veil Comes Off (06/28/26)

    When the Veil Comes Off (06/28/26)
    Jun 29 2026

    When the Veil Comes Off

    Pastor Nathan Peterson

    Sunday, June 28, 2026



    — SCRIPTURE REFERENCES —


    — PRIMARY TEXT —


    • 2 Corinthians 3:2, 13, 16



    — ADDITIONAL REFERENCES —


    • Exodus 34:29

    • Ezekiel 36:26

    • Mark 7

    • John 3

    • Acts 2, 8, 10, 19



    — EPISODE SUMMARY —


    A person can faithfully attend church yet still have a heart veiled from God’s transforming presence. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 3, this message explains that the veil is removed only when we truly turn to Jesus. God doesn’t simply give us information—He changes us from the inside out, replacing hardened hearts with hearts that respond to His Spirit. Through repentance, baptism in Jesus’ name, and the infilling of the Holy Ghost, He performs the greatest heart surgery imaginable.


    — MAIN POINTS —


    • Every testimony is the result of God working through a test.

    • Under the new covenant, God writes His truth on hearts instead of stone tablets.

    • Religion and routine cannot remove the veil—only turning to Jesus can.

    • Repentance is spiritual heart surgery that removes pride, bitterness, unforgiveness, and sin.

    • The biblical pattern remains the same: repent, be baptized in Jesus’ name, and receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.


    — KEY TAKEAWAYS —


    • A hardened heart, not God’s absence, keeps us from experiencing His glory.

    • True transformation comes through surrender, not merely knowledge.

    • Every believer is a living letter that reflects Christ to the world.

    • God is still removing veils and changing lives today.


    Whether you’ve served God for years or are just beginning your journey, today is the day to turn fully to Him. When we turn to the Lord, the veil comes off, freedom begins, and God writes a fresh work on our hearts.
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    2 ore e 5 min