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Sermon Date: December 28, 2025 Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill If Christmas only lives in December, we never truly understood it. In this message, we move into Christmas in the Epistles—where the New Testament letters explain what the incarnation changed and how it reshapes our identity, obedience, hope, and everyday life. From Hebrews 1, we see that God has spoken fully and finally through His S...

Sermon Date: December 24, 2025 Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill This Christmas Eve message reminds us that Jesus is the Light of the world—a light that entered a spiritually dark world not with spectacle, but with humility. After 400 years of silence, God kept His promise by sending His Son, bringing hope, truth, and rescue to all. Walking through Scripture from Genesis to the Gospels, we see how...

Sermon Date: December 25, 2025 Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill In this Advent message, we turn to the Gospels—especially Matthew 1 and Luke 1–2—to see Christmas not just as a familiar story, but as the moment eternity collided with history. God did not merely observe humanity; He entered it. The invisible God became visible. The eternal Son stepped into time, flesh, and weakness—for us and for ou...

This week’s Advent message moves from “Christmas in the Beginning” to “Christmas in the Land”—from Genesis to Israel’s longings. The land of Israel isn’t just a location on a map; it’s where God’s promises took root through covenant, worship, prophecy, and expectation. The Messiah didn’t arrive unannounced or detached—He came exactly as God promised, through the people God preserved, in the place...

In this week’s message, Pastor Landon reminds us that the Christmas story doesn’t start with shepherds in a field or a baby in a manger — it starts in the beginning. Long before Bethlehem, long before Mary and Joseph, long before “Let there be light,” Jesus was already there. Journey with us through Genesis as we discover how creation, promise, judgment, and covenant all point to Christmas. We see...

Advent isn’t just a countdown to presents—it’s an invitation to slow down, number our days, and fix our hearts on Jesus. In this message, Pastor Landon kicks off the Advent season by contrasting “carnal Christmas” (hurry, hype, comparison, consumption) with an eternal, Kingdom-minded Christmas rooted in gratitude and purpose. Drawing from Psalm 90:12, Daniel 1 & 6, and Revelation 21, he shows how...

Eternal Dividends – Luke 16:19–31 | Pastor Landon In this message, Pastor Landon walks through Jesus’ parable of the rich man and Lazarus in Luke 16 and calls us to think seriously about eternity, stewardship, and the true value of our lives. We look at how: • Earthly success can disguise spiritual poverty The rich man had everything on the outside, but nothing that mattered before God. • Comfort...

In this sermon from Freedom Fellowship, Pastor Landon walks through Luke 16:1–18 and Jesus’ parable of the unjust steward. He shows how Jesus uses a confusing story about a crooked manager to teach a crystal-clear truth: money is a tool that reveals our heart’s true allegiance. We are stewards, not owners—everything we have (income, time, influence) is on loan from God, and how we use it shows who...

Luke 15 stands as one of the most beautiful portraits of God’s heart in all of Scripture. In this single chapter we find one continuous story told in three movements — a true symphony of salvation. The Shepherd leaves the ninety-nine to find the one who wandered. The Woman lights a lamp and searches until she finds the lost coin. And the Father runs to embrace and restore his son who had gone astr...

In this message, Pastor Landon teaches from Luke 15:8–10, where Jesus describes the joy of heaven over one sinner who repents—and how the Holy Spirit lights the way. The lost coin represents something precious that never loses its worth, even when hidden. It reflects the image of God in every person—each life still bearing His imprint and value, no matter how far from Him. The Holy Spirit convicts...

Luke 15 opens with two audiences: “tax collectors and sinners” drawing near to hear Jesus, and Pharisees/Scribes complaining that He receives and eats with them. Jesus answers with the parable of the lost sheep to show God’s initiating grace: the Shepherd leaves the ninety-nine, seeks until He finds the one, places it on His shoulders, and calls for rejoicing. Heaven celebrates one sinner who repe...

In this message from Luke 14, Pastor Landon reminds us Jesus isn’t recruiting fans—He’s calling disciples who will give Him unrivaled allegiance, count the cost, and carry the cross in public. In Luke 14:25–35, Pastor Landon Churchill unpacks three hard but hopeful calls from Jesus: (1) Unrivaled Allegiance—to love Christ so supremely that every other love is “less by comparison,” even our own liv...

School of Ministry – Lesson 29 | Pastor Landon Churchill This session gives an overview of our evangelism focus: starting in Luke 14 (The Great Banquet) and moving through Acts 1:8 and Romans 1:16, Pastor Landon lays out why the church is sent to our own cities first and how the Spirit, the Word, and worship shape everyday witness. Drawing from Nehemiah, we’re reminded to build and guard at the sa...

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In Luke 13:10–21, Jesus reveals how the kingdom of God advances — not through power, control, or human systems, but through sacrificial service, mercy, and unstoppable growth. In this study, Pastor Landon walks through the healing of a woman bound by a spirit of infirmity for 18 years and shows how Jesus’ compassion, authority, and freedom confront both spiritual oppression and religious hypocrisy...

In Luke 13:1–9, Jesus calls us to examine our hearts through repentance and to bear fruit that reflects a life turned toward God. Building on last week’s focus on living ready for Christ’s return, this teaching shows that readiness is impossible without repentance — without it, there is no fruit and no life. Jesus uses two tragedies — Pilate’s slaughter of Galileans and the collapse of the Tower o...

This message kicks off a four-week focus on Readiness, Repentance, Service, and Community—starting with Jesus’ call to be ready. Walking through Luke 12, Pastor Landon urges believers to live with eternal urgency: girded and lamps burning, watching, working, and discerning the times—because Christ could return at any moment. Key Themes • Readiness: Girded for action; lamps filled and burning (Luke...

In this sermon, Pastor Landon Churchill unpacks Jesus’ teaching in Luke 12:22–34, where He addresses two of the biggest struggles of the human heart: covetousness (“I want more”) and worry (“I don’t have enough”). Both are traps that distract us from God’s care and kingdom purposes. Through vivid illustrations, Scripture references, and encouragement for daily life, Pastor Landon reminds us that:...

At Freedom Fellowship we celebrated 18 years of God’s faithfulness with baptisms and a message from Pastor Landon Churchill on Luke 12:13–21, “The Rich Fool.” 📖 Jesus warns us that life does not consist of possessions but calls us to be rich toward God. Baptism is the picture of this truth—dying to self and rising to new life in Christ. Scriptures • Luke 12:13–21 — The Parable of the Rich Fool •...

Luke 12:1–2 “Fear” | Pastor Landon Churchill (August 17, 2025) Description: In this sermon on Luke 12:1–2, Pastor Landon Churchill of Freedom Fellowship (August 17, 2025) teaches about the reality of fear and the call to live with fearless faith in a fearful world. Jesus warns His disciples to beware of the leaven of the Pharisees—hypocrisy—and reminds us that nothing hidden will stay hidden. Thes...

In this powerful message from Deuteronomy 6, Pastor Seth Waters shares his journey from brokenness and addiction to leading a vibrant church in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. With raw honesty and biblical insight, he unpacks what “altars” really are—both the ones God calls us to build and the false ones we’ve unknowingly erected in our lives. From Moses’ charge to the Israelites, to lessons from the...

In Luke 11:24–54, Jesus exposes the hidden dangers of spiritual darkness — from demonic influence to the deception of empty religion. This message dives deep into the reality of spiritual warfare, personal testimony of deliverance, and the authority believers have in Christ. We confront common questions: • Can a Christian be possessed by a demon? • Why does outward religion fall short? • What does...

Discover how God’s Word transforms lives and why delighting in Scripture is the key to true blessing. In this message, Daniel Morell from JAARS (JUNGLE AVIATION AND RELAY SERVICE) shares inspiring stories from the mission field—where pilots risk challenging flights to bring the Bible to remote tribes—and reminds us of the life-changing power of God’s Word. Drawing from Psalm 1, 2 Timothy 3:16-17,...

Azi Onama shares practical lessons from Luke 11 on how to pray, seek God’s will, and stay persistent even when life feels overwhelming. He breaks down the Lord’s Prayer, explains why forgiveness and daily trust are key, and shows how to let God lead you step by step. What’s in this talk: • How to pray with meaning and intention • Asking, seeking, and knocking (Luke 11:9–10) • Why persistence matte...