Church Alive Weekly Sermons

In his sermon “The Cross Before The Constitution,” Pastor Taylor Justice emphasized that America’s founders, though instrumental in shaping the nation’s laws, placed their faith in Christ above all. He highlighted Roger Sherman, the only man to sign all four founding documents, who confessed in 1788 at White Haven Church his belief in God’s election, Christ’s atonement as the sole ground of salvation, and the resurrection to eterna...

In Part 2 of the sermon “Fulfilling Your Purpose,” Pastor Owen Mason emphasizes that God has a divinely orchestrated plan for each life. Drawing from Psalm 139:16, he reminds us that every day was written in God's book before we were even born. Scriptures like Jeremiah 1:5 and Ephesians 1:4 reinforce that our calling and identity were established before creation. Pastor Mason uses the story of Joseph (Genesis 37:5–11) to illust...

In “Fulfilling Your Purpose,” Pastor Owen Mason emphasizes that God has a unique plan for every individual, which begins with a heart prepared to receive His guidance. Referencing Genesis 37:3–4, he recounts how Joseph was favored by his father but hated by his brothers, introducing the theme that God's purpose often emerges amid adversity.

The first key question is: Is your heart postured to receive? Drawing from Ecclesiastes 3...

Pastor Owen Mason teaches on the divine design and purpose of marriage, focusing on keeping God’s priorities at the center of the relationship. Drawing from Genesis 2:24, Mason highlights how marriage is rooted in the covenant of "one flesh" — a unity that mirrors the believer's union with Christ, as seen in 1 Corinthians 6:17.

Pastor Mason emphasizes that God must be the foundation of every marriage. With Christ as ou...

"Family Restoration Part 4: Marriage" explores the divine design for marriage, rooted in the believer’s new identity in Christ. Drawing from Colossians 3:1-6, the message begins with a call to "put on the new self" by seeking things above, not earthly desires. Believers are reminded that their lives are now hidden with Christ, and therefore must reject sinful behaviors like sexual immorality and selfish passions...

Raising a godly family in today’s world isn’t easy, but God’s Word provides wisdom, direction, and hope for restoration. In this second message of our Family Restoration series, we build on the foundation of Proverbs 22:6—“Train up a child in the way he should go…”—and explore how families can be healed, strengthened, and aligned with God’s purposes.

Joel 2 reminds us that God is a Restorer. No matter what damage has been done—throu...

In Pastor Owen Mason’s message, “What Have I Done?”, we are challenged to examine our hearts, lives, and faith in light of God’s Word. The haunting question, “WHAT…have I done?” invites deep reflection on our actions, motives, and spiritual condition. Drawing from 2 Thessalonians 3:3, we’re reminded of the Lord’s faithfulness—He guards and establishes us even when we feel spiritually vulnerable. Yet, as Matthew 24:10-13 warns, many...

"He Got Up!" powerfully captures the essence of Jesus' resurrection, emphasizing its significance for believers. At the heart of the message is the identity of Jesus as the Word, as declared in John 1:1-4, 14. Jesus existed from the beginning, was with God, and was God. All things were made through Him, and in Him is life—the light of men. When the Word became flesh, Jesus entered the world, full of grace and truth, s...

Join Pastor Owen Mason for an empowering sermon titled "Ready in Season," as we explore the powerful call to be prepared in all seasons of life. Based on 2 Timothy 4:2, Pastor Mason will challenge us to stay ready—whether in times of ease or hardship. The verse reminds us to “preach the word; be ready in season and out of season; reprove, rebuke, and exhort, with complete patience and teaching.” This call is not just for ...

Pastor Owen Mason’s sermon, Obedience Opens Doors (April 6, 2025), emphasizes the transformative power of obedience in a believer’s life. Rooted in John 14:15, the message underscores that true love for Christ is demonstrated through obedience to His commandments. 1 John 3:10 distinguishes the children of God from those of the devil, highlighting the necessity of righteousness and love.

The sermon outlines three key principles. Firs...

In the sermon “Releasing Favor,” we focus on how surrendering our all to Jesus and operating in obedience can unlock God’s abundant blessings in our lives. The foundation of this message is based on the principle that everything we have belongs to God. As 1 Timothy 6:7 reminds us, “for we brought nothing into the world, and we cannot take anything out of the world.” Thus, our giving should be an act of faith and joy, as 2 Corinthia...

In this third installment of The Long and Winding Road, Pastor Owen explores the profound truth that we are created as a three-part being: spirit, soul, and body. Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 5:23, Pastor Owen reminds us that God desires to sanctify our whole being, keeping us blameless until the return of Christ. Through scripture, we’ll journey deeper into the significance of each part of us:

The Spirit is reborn in Christ and is ...

In this continuation of "The Long and Winding Road," we dive into the transformative power of grace and truth that comes through Jesus Christ, as outlined in John 1:17. It's time to leave the guilt and shame of your past behind, as Romans 6:6 reminds us that through Christ’s sacrifice, we are no longer enslaved to sin. God’s grace has removed our transgressions as far as the east is from the west (Psalm 103:12), and w...

In the journey of life, we often find ourselves navigating a long and winding road. This sermon explores the transformative power of grace through Jesus Christ and the path to eternal life. John 1:17 reminds us that while the law was given through Moses, grace and truth came through Jesus Christ, offering us a way to reconcile with God. In John 17:3, we are told that eternal life is found in knowing the one true God and Jesus Chris...

In this sermon, "Remain Humble as You Trust God," we explore the importance of humility in our relationship with God and how it leads to divine guidance, courage, and honor. Beginning with Moses' reluctance in Exodus 3:11, "Who am I that I should go to Pharaoh?" we see how recognizing our limitations allows us to rely on God. God's reassurance in Exodus 4:12 emphasizes that He equips us for His purposes, just as He promises in Isai...

Battling with the Sword – Part 3 explores the spiritual weaponry we possess in Christ to overcome life's challenges and the enemy's schemes. This sermon draws from Romans 10:17, emphasizing the power of hearing God's word as the source of our faith, and 2 Corinthians 3:18, which shows how beholding the glory of the Lord transforms us into His image. With Jesus as our faithful friend, we are reminded of His strength and ...