Transformation Church

WEEK 6: TRIGGERED // CAN I STILL COME HOME? // PASTOR CHARLES METCALFWe’ve learned how to recognize our triggers before a crash out, but what happens when the crash already happened? After a crash out, we have two options: experience shame or experience grace. In Week 6 of the Triggered Series, Pastor Charles Metcalf breaks down the difference between conviction and condemnation and how each impacts our connection with God. While condemnation says you are your mistake, conviction reminds you there’s more for you beyond your mistakes. If you’ve crashed out, know that God is ready and happy to welcome you home. We pray this message helps you acknowledge what happened, admit what occurred, and accept the grace Jesus freely offers.Scripture References:John 3:16-18 MSGRomans 8:1 NLTLuke 15:1-3 MSGLuke 15:11-24 MSGIsaiah 61:7 NLT

Sometimes, in the middle of a crash out, God will send correction our way. Just like a quarterback throws a pass to his receiver, God throws us correction. Will you catch it? In Week 5 of the Triggered Sermon Series, Pastor Michael Todd reminds us that God corrects those He loves, and His grace keeps us in the game. We are corrected because we have a calling, which means we must stay in position to receive it. We pray this message helps you recognize God’s correction as an expression of His love and prepares your heart to receive it well.Scripture References:Matthew 26:50-54 NIV1 Samuel 13:8-14Proverbs 3:12 NLT1 Peter 5:6 ESV1 Samuel 15:10-11 NLT1 Samuel 15:20-23 NLTActs 3:19 NIV

Pastor Tim Ross, the lead teaching pastor known for his dynamic preaching, energizes listeners with a powerful message on staying spiritually 'on fire.' He emphasizes the importance of being refueled by the Holy Spirit, discussing the contrast between being a flame that spreads faith versus a flashlight that simply shines. Ross shares insights from the Pentecost, the need for boldness through prayer, and how healing and testimony can spark revival. His call to action challenges listeners to surrender obstacles to ignite their passion for God.

WEEK 3: TRIGGERED // KEEP THE WINDOW OPEN: INCREASING THE WINDOW OF TOLERANCE // PASTOR MICHAEL TODDWe will never work on what we never recognize is an issue. Unaddressed triggers lead to a crash out.  In Week 3 of Triggered Pastor Michael Todd, we discovered that we all have a window of tolerance which is a zone that we can optimally function in when we manage our emotions properly.  Opposition and challenges keep our window of tolerance open. Opposition is not our enemy, it’s our authenticator! When we expand our relationship with discomfort, we grow in emotional maturity and increase our capacity to love, endure, and live like Christ.Scripture References:Ephesians 4:1-4 NLTMalachi 3:10 NLTGalatians 6:1-3 NLT

Is your lack of emotional capacity shrinking your calling?There are people you are called to reach, but if your emotional capacity doesn’t make room for their differences, faults, and issues, you could be forfeiting your calling. In Week 2 of Triggered, Pastor Michael illustrated the need for believers to expand their emotional capacity so we can truly care for others and not be triggered by trivial things or personal pet peeves. Our goal is to grow in emotional maturity and make space for the people God has called us to. Remember: your triggers and your emotional capacity are calling you daily. Your capacity is your call!Scripture References:John 16:33 NIVMatthew 11:28-30 NLTEzra 3:10 NIVRomans 12:15 NIVHebrews 6:1 NIV1 Corinthians 13:11NIVEphesians 4:2-3 NIV

We all have triggers rooted in trauma. When our triggers are unaddressed, they usually lead to a crash out. As Pastor returns from his sabbatical for  Week 1 of the Triggered: Finding Christ in the Crash Out sermon series, he shows us how our triggers are an invitation by God to transformation. In a world that has become great at confessing our issues, we must be ready to change them as well. We pray this message causes you to not fall for the traps of your triggers but lean into the transformation from your traumas.Scripture References:Matthew 11:28-30 NLTMatthew 7:3-5 NLTGenesis 3:9 NLTMark 4:38-40 NLT

9/7/25WEEK 5:  DO NOT DISTURB // THE DISTRACTION OF DYSFUNCTION: WELCOME TO THE NEW YOU // PASTOR ROOSEVELT STEWARTAre you operating on old software? Are you tired of the same old things in life? In the kingdom, God wants to renew our minds by receiving constant updates through staying connected with Him. In Week 5 of the Do Not Disturb Sermon Series, Pastor Roosevelt delivered a powerful Word on how we can get to our new normal. The next thing that God wants to do in us will require us to decide, discard the distractions, directly connect with God, develop in the dark and discover our new selves! We pray this message causes you to connect and reconnect to the Source to receive the new that God has for you.Scripture References:Romans 12:1-2 NKJVEphesians 4:17-19 NKJVColossians 3:10 NKJVEphesians 4:22-24 NKJVEphesians 4:17-19 NKJVIsaiah 43:19 NKJVLuke 2:52 NKJVMatthew 14:22-23 NKJV

Will Heckenbach, Associate Campus Pastor, shares an inspiring message about the importance of unwavering decisions in serving the Lord. He dives into the struggle of decision fatigue and the distractions of modern life. Will emphasizes simplifying choices to unlock true potential and the necessity of committing wholeheartedly to faith over worldly distractions. Sharing personal anecdotes and biblical teachings, he encourages listeners to confront challenges and pursue transformation with dedication and purpose.

Pastor Amberly Bell, a dedicated leader at Transformation Church, discusses managing life's distractions in our fast-paced world. She emphasizes the importance of focusing on faith and self-care amid competing demands. Listeners are urged to assess what truly matters, practice mindfulness, and let go of non-essential burdens. Amberly draws on biblical stories to highlight the struggle for spiritual connection and the impact of multitasking on personal relationships. Her message encourages genuine presence and prioritizing our relationship with God.