Go Church Sermons

We live in a day with more ways to connect than ever before, yet many people still feel isolated and lonely. In week two of our Connected Life series, Bill Carson shares why the Christian life was never meant to be lived on an island. God designed us for community and the early church modeled what it looks like to study, pray, and serve together. Whether you are coasting spiritually or moving forward in your faith, your next step is to move from the rows of Sunday morning into a circle where you can be known and supported. Real connection does not happen overnight, but it starts with a single step toward fellowship. Stop living in isolation and start experiencing the life giving power of the family of God.

A look at how convenience culture has led to isolated souls and why real connection costs more than privacy. They trace koinonia in Acts 2 as a model for shared life and challenge pixel-to-pixel living in favor of face-to-face relationships. Science on loneliness and the Harvard study on relationships' impact on health are highlighted. Practical prompts push listeners to invest in deeper, costly community.

Are you audacious enough to believe God for more than what you have already seen in your life? Sometimes we view our history as a ceiling that limits our future, but Elisha shows us that our past is actually the foundation for a double portion of God's spirit. Whether you are looking at ten years of ministry or a lifetime of personal struggle, you must realize you aren't an employee working for a bonus. You are a child of the King stepping into an inheritance. It is time to move from a mindset of sterile metrics to a mindset of submission to the Lordship of Jesus Christ.

Are you living with an occupied life but feeling a bit empty? We are often so busy trying to optimize everything that we leave no room for the joy and direction God wants to download. In this look at 2 Kings 4, we discover why emptiness is actually your greatest strategic advantage and how miracles always move into the space you create. It is time to stop the busyness and remove the pride that is blocking your provision today.

Are you ready for the miracle you've been praying for? Discover how true preparation means picking up your shovel and digging ditches, not just waiting on God. The power of worship in crisis and the importance of trusting God's timing stand out as key lessons. Dive into biblical examples that emphasize acting first in faith, while Nick challenges you to move from complaint to preparation. Growth happens not in the microwave but through persistent, mundane work. Start creating space for miracles and see how God moves!

Have you ever felt stuck in the same cycle, over and over, wondering if God hears your prayers? In this opening week of our Elisha series, Pastor Nick Callaway breaks down the moment Elisha moved from the plow to the mantle. God was faithful with Elisha and He will be faithful with you.

This message dives into the profound concept of peace, framed as a personal gift from Jesus, much like delicious chocolate-covered cherries. Listeners are encouraged to evaluate their own peace through self-reflection and learn how to shift focus from control to trust in God's plan. The discussion highlights the power of sharing peace with others, emphasizing practical peacemaking in daily interactions. Personal anecdotes and relatable stories illustrate the simplicity and significance of initiating reconciliation and becoming a calming presence at home.

Pastor Nick Callaway challenges listeners to move from the sidelines of faith to active participation. He emphasizes that being saved means being sent to share the message of Jesus. The discussion revolves around the Great Commission as the church's foundation and the importance of understanding 'why' we spread the gospel. Nick outlines a bold vision to impact the city and the globe, driven by core values like love and service. Ultimately, he urges everyone to prioritize eternal goals and connect others with Christ.

Pastor Nick shares an embarrassing golf mishap to illustrate the struggle of trying to fix oneself. He stresses that true change comes from surrendering to God rather than self-effort. With insights from Romans and Ephesians, he highlights humanity's collective need for divine assistance. The discussion emphasizes regeneration through the Holy Spirit and the importance of living out one's new life daily. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on areas they’re trying to fix alone and challenge them to embrace God’s strength for transformation.

Worry can creep into every aspect of our lives, but there's hope. Pastor Nick shares his family's journey through fear during his daughter's health scare. He reveals four key decisions to combat anxiety: discover your heart's treasure, choose to serve God over money, seek Jesus for true healing, and take the Seek First Challenge. These insights aim to strengthen faith and cultivate a sense of calm. Through personal anecdotes and biblical teachings, listeners are encouraged to trust God for lasting peace.