Transformation Church

Are you dating with discernment or just delulu? In Week 4 of Death to Distraction, Pastor Michael broke down how Delilah repeatedly tried to distract Samson—while he stayed stuck in delusion. The real question is: Are we making room for our distractions? Have we gotten so deep in a relationship with them that we can’t even see what they’re stealing from us? We pray this message helps you recognize the traps of compromise and refocus on Godly commitments over temporary distractions. Scripture ReferencesHebrews 12:1-2 NIVJudges 16:5-14 NLT

Double-mindedness keeps part of your life in the light while the other stays in the dark—but eventually, the side you feed the most will win. On this special Anniversary Sunday and Week 3 of Death to Distraction, Pastor Michael reminded us that we can’t fully embrace God’s promises while still clinging to the pleasures of our flesh. To overcome double-mindedness, we must stay devoted, disciplined, and defended by the people we surround ourselves with.We pray this message challenges you to reflect on your decisions and align your patterns with God’s will.Happy 26 years as a ministry & 10 years under the leadership of Pastor Michael Todd, TC Nation! Because of your YES, we get to keep representing God to the lost and found for transformation in Christ!Scripture ReferencesHebrews 12:1-2 NIVProverbs 4:7 NKJVJames 1:8 KJV [References Double Minded scripture]Romans 6:1-2 NIVLuke 22:42 NKJVHebrews 12:11-15 NLTEcclesiastes 4:9-12 NIV

There’s always a door that leads to destruction. What doors have you left open that need to be shut? Pastor Michael masterfully taught on the importance of being self-aware and not in denial when it comes to the distractions in our life. When we couple distractions with denial we always end in destruction. We pray this message gives you clarity on what doors you need to shut so that you can be open to all the God has for you in this season!Scripture ReferencesHebrews 12:1-2 NIVJudges 16:4-30 NLTJudges 14:5-9 NIVRomans 6:1-4 NLT

Anchored in our scripture of the year Hebrews 11:1-2, Pastor Michael reminded us that staying focused on Jesus is the key to overcoming distractions. Every distraction begins with a decision, and the first step to deliverance is recognizing that we have the power to accept distractions and choose God’s way of escape. Our decisions flow from our heart, to our minds and then to our hands. The more we dissect our decisions, the more we can change our destiny. We pray this message helps you to regain your focus and recognize how to put death to your distractions.Scripture ReferencesHebrews 12:1-2 NIV1 Corinthians 10:13 NLTJudges 13

Every year, we gather for a special service to hear the Word of the Year from our Pastor, Michael Todd, and this Vision Sunday was no different. While many think vision begins with what we see, Pastor Michael reminded us that true vision starts with what we hear. What you hear shapes what you see. Drawing from the story of Nehemiah, we learned how he not only rebuilt the walls but also carried a  God-given burden. A vision from God is always fueled by a burden.We pray this message inspires you to seek God for the burden and vision He has called you to build. Don’t miss the full message as Pastor Mike builds on previous Words of the Year to unveil the 2025 Word of the Year!Scripture ReferencesProverbs 29:18 NIVProverbs 19:21 NIVNehemiah 1:3-4a NIVNehemiah 1:4 NIVNehemiah 4:-4 NLT

As we step into 2025, Pastor Mike kicks off the year with a powerful message: RESET. Whether you're in a season of frustration, desperation, preparation, or revelation, this is your invitation to let God reset your mindset, old habits, and ideas. A reset starts with one decision—new decisions lead to deliverance, daily decisions lead to devotion, and Godly decisions lead to destiny. What’s the best way to reset? Through prayer.Join us for 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting, happening January 6th–26th. Together, we’ll fast corporately and pray daily at 6 PM CST, both online and in person.For more details, visit: https://transformchurch.us/21-days-of-prayer-fasting/We can’t wait to see you next Sunday for Vision Sunday, when Pastor Michael will reveal the Word of the Year for 2025!Scripture References:Proverbs 26:11 NLTHebrews 12:12-13 NLTMatthew 10:14 NLTIsaiah 43:18-25 NLTLuke 15:11-24 NLTMatthew 6:9-13 NLT

During the holiday season, the world often feels full of stress and chaos. But what if we could trade our chaos for peace? In Week 12 of the Receipts: The Proof is in the Fruit sermon series, Pastor Michael Todd reminds us that peace isn’t just a feeling—it’s a person, and His name is Jesus. We lose our peace only when we disconnect from Him. Our prayer is that this message inspires you to prioritize His presence, so you can not only receive peace this season but share it with those around you.Scripture References:Galatians 5:22-23 NLTJohn 3:16 NLTJohn 10:10 NIVIsaiah 9:6 NIVJohn 14:27 TPTPhilippians 4:4-7 ESVJohn 8:12 ESV

Welcome to Week 11 of the RECEIPTS series! This week’s message, "I Don’t Love You Like That," challenges us to redefine love through the lens of God's Word. Pastor Michael Todd demonstrated what we sound like when we operate with gifts without God’s love working in us - we are simply a noisy cymbal. When we allow love to be the beat of what we do, people can experience all the fruit of the spirit from us.Scripture References:John 15:4 NLTGalatians 5:22-23 NLTMatthew 22:36-40 NLT1 Corinthians 13:1-33 NLTJohn 3:16 NLT

In Week 10 of the Receipts series, Pastor Michael taught a powerful message on self-control. True self-control is not self-empowered—it’s a fruit of the Spirit. The fight of our lives is between sin control and Spirit control. Every day, we’re in a battle between letting our flesh lead or letting Holy Spirit guide us. The choices we make either feed our faith or feed our fear. We pray this message causes you to cultivate the fruit of self-control.Scripture References:Galatians 5:22-23 NLTProverbs 25:28 NLT2 Timothy 1:7 NKJVProverbs 16:32 NLTGalatians 5:17 NLTGalatians 5:25 NLT

Discover the true essence of kindness versus mere niceness as the discussion highlights the importance of a compassionate heart inspired by the Holy Spirit. Learn about sacrificial giving, where generosity reflects faith and trust in God. Delve into personal stories that illustrate the journey from selfishness to selflessness. The conversation encourages embodying genuine kindness, especially toward marginalized individuals, and emphasizes the significance of aligning actions with Christian values for transformative living.