Impact Church Weekend Messages
Impact Church exists to make disciples who live and love like Jesus. Our goal is to engage, equip, and empower each person who walks through our doors to bring the gospel to their personal spheres of influence.
Episodes
Before you point out someone else's flaws, are you sure you can see clearly yourself? In this message, we unpack Jesus' warning against judgment and hypocrisy, and why real correction only comes after we've dealt with the log in our own eye. It's an honest look at pride, self deception, and what it actually takes to help someone else grow.
Money is one of the biggest sources of stress in marriage and family relationships, but God calls us to something greater than simply managing our finances. He calls us to faithful stewardship. When we stop fighting over money and start serving God together with it, financial decisions become an opportunity to strengthen our faith and family. Jesus wants our hearts, not our money, and where our treasure goes our hea...
Prayer is essential to a healthy family, yet it’s often the very thing our families lack most. Too often, we try to navigate conflict and fix broken relationships on our own instead of bringing them to Jesus. The truth is, only God can change hearts. Prayer moves us from self-reliance to complete dependence on Christ, filling our homes and relationships with His life and peace.
We all long to be appreciated for the sacrifices we make, but Jesus teaches that the foundation of a solid life isn't built on recognition—it's built on giving with the right heart. Together, let's discover how our motives shape our worship, our generosity, and even our relationships, and why living for the Father's approval changes everything.
We all have that natural pull toward returning evil for evil, convinced that if we don't match their behavior they'll never learn their lesson. But that thinking runs completely contrary to the teaching of Jesus, who loved us while we were still in opposition to Him. So the real question is whether the grace we've received has actually changed us, because if it has, it should show up in how we treat the people who w...
How dependable are your words? Broken commitments and lack of follow-through can quietly erode trust in our marriage and family, but integrity is built when we consistently do what we say, even when it’s inconvenient. When our “yes” means yes and our “no” means no, we protect our relationships from the damage and disappointment of unmet expectations.
Roughly 45% of marriages end in divorce, but what if divorce isn’t the solution to our problems we think it is? Divorce tears apart what God has joined together and takes a jackhammer to the family foundation. The Way of Jesus doesn’t look for a way out; it points us back to God’s purpose for marriage, a picture of grace, forgiveness, and redemption.
Anger erodes trust and destroys families. While anger itself may be a natural defense mechanism, what we do with our anger is often sinful and harmful. We justify our unchecked anger even as it consumes us, damaging relationships and our own hearts. We can’t build our home on solid ground when everyone in our family is walking on eggshells.
Relationships will always get tested, and for that reason they need to be strengthened. Like a house going through a storm, when the wind and rain hit, what matters most is the foundation it is built on. In difficult seasons it is not about the trim, the paint color, or how trendy it looks. It is about whether the structure underneath is solid. As we start this new series, the goal is to ensure our closest relations...
Are you worshiping God or a version of God you’ve made for yourself? We might not blatantly turn away from God, but we subtly try to turn him into something he’s not. We reshape him to fit our personal preferences, treating him as a genie we can control and who exists mainly to give us the things we want. The true God won't be changed, but he will change us.
Most of us are too busy and trying to do too much. We never have enough time…or do we? God has given us all of the time we need to do what he calls us to do. The Sabbath is God’s invitation to stop striving and rediscover rest, not as a burden but as a blessing that restores our souls and relationships.
You were created to know God. At the deepest level, we spend our lives trying and failing to make ourselves acceptable to him. The Law reveals the reason for our separation: sinful hearts that keep us standing at a distance from a holy God. The good news: Jesus died to make us righteous and restore our access to God’s presence. We can draw near because of his grace!
Many Christians don’t experience the new and abundant life God promises us in Christ. We’ve been set free from this sinful world, but we still need to fight battles against the sin within our own hearts. It’s time to engage the fight, not in our own strength, but by looking to Jesus who already won the victory for us.
Despite crossing the Red Sea and experiencing freedom from slavery, the people of God struggle to trust Him. They doubt and grumble throughout their journey in the wilderness. God’s character and power are on full display as He meets their needs and overcomes their enemies.
The enemy won’t let us go without a fight. Even as the world and our old life of sin pursue us, we’re called to stand firm, trust God, and move forward in faith as He makes a way where there seems to be none. Following Jesus means there’s no going back to our old life, because we’ve been made new, called out, and set free in him.
Many of us are living a life we never really wanted for ourselves. We don’t realize we were made for more than dead relationships, dead dreams and dead ends. Jesus is alive and he’s calling us by name, wanting us to experience the resurrection Life only he can give. Will you answer his call?
It’s easy to grow comfortable and casual in our relationship with God. We focus so much on his love and grace that we lose sight of his power and authority over our lives and over all creation. Through the plagues, God showed his complete supremacy over the false gods of Egypt. He revealed himself not only to Egypt but to His own people, calling them back to a reverent fear and awe of who He truly is
Have you closed yourself off to God? Sin slowly callouses our hearts, numbing us to truth, conviction, and the goodness of the Gospel until we grow indifferent to the things of God. But repentance breaks up that hardness, restoring a responsive heart that can truly hear and receive His Word.
We often hope that following God will make life easier. But the Bible shows the opposite. Obedience does not guarantee comfort. The good news is that God meets us right in the middle of it. In Exodus 6, when everything feels like it is falling apart, God reminds His people who He is. Before He changes their situation, He reminds them of His character.
Billions of people in this world still live as slaves to sin, addiction and the futile pursuit of everything this dying world has to offer. God’s plan to rescue these people is simple: You. He’s calling you to set the excuses aside and to boldly share with others the hope that’s only found in Jesus. Will you care enough to share?
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