Transformation Church

In Week 2 of the Damaged but Not Destroyed Series, Pastor Mike emphasizes the significance of surrendering your damage to God. Drawing inspiration from 2 Samual 9:3-13, this message urges us to recognize and acknowledge our damage. God is calling for your damage, he wants us to bring it to him so he may carry it, cover it in his grace, and transform it into our destiny. So we may share our testimony.If you're ready for your damage not to be your identity but for it to lead you to your destiny, we invite you to take a step of faith and bring your hurt to God.Scripture ReferencesEphesians 2:10 NLT2 Samuel 9:3-5 NLT2 Samuel 4:4 NLTZachariah 4:6 NKJVPhilippians 1:6 NIV2 Samuel 9:8 NLT2 Samuel 9:9b-13 NLTMark 16:15 NKJ

Pastor Michael Todd challenges cultural beliefs and encourages honesty in the first part of the Damaged but Not Destroyed series. He reframes the saying 'Snitches get stitches' and emphasizes the importance of being transparent about our shortcomings for healing. He reminds us that God blesses who we really are, not who we pretend to be.

In Week 3 of the Kingdom Kouples Series, Pastor Mike delves into the sensitive topic of knowing when it's time to end partnerships. Using the journey of the Apostle Paul’s experience in navigating his partnerships with Silas and Barnabas, this story gives us valuable keys. Pastor Mike outlines several ways we can discern the departure of a partnership: when the season changes, we sense the same cycle persists, when storm is coming, or simply if Holy Spirit says go. If you are navigating your relationships, watch this sermon to gain insight and understand how Holy Spirit can partner with you in this season.Scripture References:Acts 15:36-40 NLTActs 15:37-38 NLT2 Corinthians 11:23-28 NIVActs 16:16-40 NIVJohn 16:13 NLTEphesians 2:10 NLT

Embracing the power in the partnership can be a journey and we all need wisdom on how to pick the right partner. The pathway to powerful partnership is in the pick. In Week 2 of the Kingdom Kouples series, Pastor Mike shows us how Jesus picked his partners and showed us what to look for in a powerful partner. We pray you become a partner and find partners that master the art of the pump-up, principles and presence.Scripture References:Ephesians 4:9-12 NLTLuke 6:12-16 NLTEphesians 4:29 NLTEphesians 6:18 CSBJohn 1:6-8 NIV

Pastor Michael Todd explores the transformative power of pairing with people in our lives, emphasizing the impact of thriving relationships and the need to seek purposeful partnerships. He highlights the influence of isolation on identity and purpose, the importance of supportive relationships, and the significance of having a life partner. Todd also discusses embracing partnerships, finding the right people to fulfill our purpose, and using past pain as motivation towards our calling.

Could it be possible that we don’t always know when we are spiritually asleep? Pastor Robert Madu walked us through the story of Eutychus falling from a window during one of Apostle Paul's teachings. Not only does this story show us the danger of sitting near open windows (symbolizing exposure to sin), it shows us that we need people in our lives who will nudge us when we get weary. We pray that you have community in your life that can identify signs that you’ve become spiritually sleepy and that they help awaken you and reposition you to avoid falling into sin.Scripture ReferencesActs 20:7-12 NIVActs 20:8 NIV1 Thessalonians 5:5-6 NIVRomans 13:11-12 NIV1 Peter 5:8 NIVLuke 9:32 NIVActs 20:10 NIVRomans 13:11-12 NIV

Pastor Charles Metcalf emphasizes the importance of community and relationships. Topics discussed include the power and beauty of friendships, making purpose-aligned friends, embracing vulnerability, the enemy's deception in isolation, and the need for supportive and guiding friends.

Pastor Charles challenges us to understand the source of our power, emphasizing the importance of accessing power for fulfilling our purpose. He discusses the need for consistent communication with God and the role of the Holy Spirit. The cost of receiving and following the Holy Spirit is explored. The speaker also addresses finding true value in God's plan and surrendering to Jesus.

In Week 2 of the Holy Rebellion Series, we delve into the essence of the Root of Rebellion. While the previous week ignited our drive to embrace our created purpose, the current week compels us to pause and introspect, posing a critical question: What is the root of our rebellion? This message equips us with insight on how to confront bitterness, through allowing Holy Spirit to highlight our own personal roots. As we navigate through our personal journey of Holy Rebellion, may this message empower us to refuse bitterness and choose to be a blessing.Scripture ReferencesRomans 1:16 NKJVIsaiah 53:2 NKJVHebrews 12:14-17 NLTPsalm 34:8 NIVPhilippians 2:12-16 MSG

Pastor Charles kicks off Week 1 of the new sermon series, “Holy Rebellion: The Kingdom is Here” by reminding us that we were not made to be regular but to rebel against the status quo and what culture has dictated. Whether your first word was “no” or you decided that you wouldn’t follow the traumatic patterns of your childhood, we are all rebels. The enemy's biggest goal is to use SHAME to convince REBELS that they are REGULAR so they end up RETREATING.Allow this message to ignite your faith, remove shame from your name and follow the greatest rebel we know, Jesus. You were created with the purpose & the power to stand up and stand out!Scripture ReferencesRomans 1:16 NKJV1 Thessalonians 5:18 ESVProverbs 11:14 ESV