Multiply Church Podcast

In 1 Timothy 1:5, Paul reminds us that the goal of our training isn’t performance, programs, or polished answers... it’s love. The goal of training is love: growing in love for God, for each other, and for the faith that sustains us through the messiness of life. In this sermon, we unpack what it means to train believers with a pure heart, a good conscience, and a sincere faith in the middle of li...

We all long to be loved, but many of us were never taught how to be known. In this message, Pastor JB invites us to break the relational scripts of our past and step into a gospel-shaped community marked by encouragement, presence, and grace. Through Scripture and real-life honesty, this sermon reminds us that the church is not a performance space. It is a family. And families do not function with...

In a world that pushes us toward independence, hurry, and performance, what if the Christian life was meant to be lived differently: deeply connected to Jesus and to one another? In this foundational message launching Multiply Church’s core values series, John Baker walks us through Jesus’ words in John 15 and unpacks what it means to truly “abide in Jesus together.” You’ll discover that abiding i...

In this powerful and relatable sermon, guest preacher Blake Thew walks us through Proverbs 4:5-7, calling us to pursue wisdom, not the world’s version, but the kind that comes from God. With warmth, humor, and clarity, Blake unpacks the weight and worth of wisdom, showing why it’s hard to walk in it and how Christ embodied it perfectly on our behalf. Drawing from personal stories, deep biblical in...

Main Idea: When God is big, people don’t have to be. Texts: Proverbs 29:25; John 12:42–43; Matthew 10:28; Isaiah 51:12–13; Galatians 1:10–12; Matthew 11:28–30 INTRODUCTION: WHERE THIS HITS REAL LIFE Personal Confession: "This message is personal—not just something I believe, but something I live." Real-Life Scenarios of People-Pleasing: Staying quiet to avoid upsetting others Saying yes...

Big Idea: God's Word gives families the wisdom we need to walk in love, listen well, and live for Him. For Kids: Listening Is a Superpower Proverbs 1:8–9 God says that listening to your parents is like wearing a crown or a gold necklace—it’s beautiful to Him. Listening means trusting and doing what’s right, even when it’s hard. Talk about it together: What is one way you can listen and obey qu...

Proverbs 9

In this sermon, we explore what it means to walk in wisdom with our finances. More than a budgeting lesson, this sermon challenges us to see money not as something to spend, but as something to steward for God’s glory and the good of others. We dive into the truths of Proverbs and the New Testament to understand how wise people give generously, save faithfully, work diligently, and live with etern...

🚨 DUE TO TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES, ONLY A PORTION OF THIS SERMON IS AVAILABLE. 🚨 Today, we were grateful to have Chase Johnson preach from  Proverbs 3:1–12 , walking us through a powerful word on what it means to live in true peace—not through self-improvement, but by trusting in our Heavenly Father, who delights in us as His beloved children. Message Title: The Fruit of Faithfulness Main Point:  ...

Today, Curtis kicked off our new series in Proverbs with a message titled  “The Beginning of Wisdom.”  We explored Proverbs 1 and 9, where Scripture teaches that  “the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.” We learned that wisdom is more than knowledge or understanding—it’s the ability to discern the best course of action in the complexities of life. We clarified the difference between: Kno...

Big Idea: You were created for more than singleness or marriage. You were created for union with God in Christ. That’s the core of your identity—not your relationship status. Key Scriptures: Genesis 1:26–28, 2:18  1 Corinthians 7:17, 23, 25–31  Matthew 22:30  Revelation 19:6–7 Main Themes: We’re Designed for Communion with God and Each Other God created us for relationship: vertically with Him, an...

Big Idea: Jesus invites every mother, no matter her season or story, into His rest, His grace, and His heart. From  Matthew 11:28–30 , we saw three things clearly: Weary Mom, Jesus Sees You  – Just like He met Hagar in the wilderness, Jesus meets you in your exhaustion and whispers,  “I see you.” Weary Mom, Jesus Isn’t Asking You to Carry It All  – His yoke is light because He carries it  with  yo...

Big Idea Every act of obedience glorifies God and affects eternity. Understanding God’s Sovereignty & Our Responsibility Opportunity : God sovereignly appoints opportunities for His purposes to unfold in and through us. Obedience : Our responsibility is to respond faithfully in obedience to God's Word. Outcome : The outcome rests in God's hands, and He ensures His plans are fulfilled perfectly...

This Easter, we celebrated the life-changing truth that Jesus didn’t come to shame you or shut you out—He came to rescue you, give you life, and make you His. In a world where brokenness feels normal and God can seem distant, Romans 8 reminds us that there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. We walked through how we are more broken than we realize, but how Jesus didn’t come t...

Big Idea : There’s a war raging within us between our desire to follow God and the sin that still dwells in us, but Jesus is our victory! Have you ever felt like you’re stuck in a spiritual tug-of-war—pulled between the person you want to be and the person you keep slipping back into? That’s exactly what Paul describes in Romans 7: the inner battle between our desire to follow God and the sin that...

Opening Statement: You talk about what you love, and you love what you talk about. You talk about what works for you. Opening Question: So, how much do you talk about God? Texts: Deuteronomy 6:4-9, Luke 6:43-45; 8:4-15, John 4:35-38 Main Idea and Application: God intends for us to talk about Him in everyday conversation, which will inevitably lead to sharing Jesus.

Big Idea: Jesus came to give you life now and forevermore, so die to sin in Him. Key Takeaways: > Think of Yourself as Dead to Sin and Alive to God (v. 11) > Don’t Let Sin Control You (v. 12) > Stop Using Your Body for Sinful Things (v. 13a) > Give Yourself Completely to God (v. 13b) Reflection Questions: > How does recognizing your old life as “buried with Christ” impact the way yo...

Text: Romans 5:12-21 Big Idea: You were born into death, but Jesus came to give you life now and forevermore. Takeaways: I. You Were Born into Death Through Adam (vv. 12-14) • In the Garden, humanity was created for life with God, but sin distorted that reality. • Adam’s sin introduced death, which spread to every person like an unavoidable hereditary disease. • Because of Adam’s sin, death reigns...

We all long for peace, but true peace isn’t found in success, relationships, or control—it’s found in Christ. In this sermon on Romans 5:1-11, we explore how faith in Jesus gives us unshakable peace with God, a confident hope in His promises, and a joy that even suffering cannot steal. This passage reminds us that our reconciliation is complete, our future is secure, and our suffering is never mea...

You can rest from trying to impress (God), because the promise rests on grace.

Text: Romans 4:1-12 Emphasis in the Text: 3 What does Scripture say? “Abraham believed God, and it was credited to him as righteousness"... 5 the one who does not work but trusts God who justifies the ungodly, their faith is credited as righteousness. Bottom Line: We’re made right with God not by what we do but by trusting in Jesus alone for salvation!

The law of works condemns, but the law of faith saves because righteousness comes by grace through faith in Jesus Christ. The law of works shows us we’re guilty, but the law of faith brings us grace and redemption through Jesus. This isn’t just theology—it’s life-changing truth. You’ve fallen short. You can’t fix it. But Jesus doesn’t just forgive your sin; He pays for it with His blood. So stop t...