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Pastor Landon continues our study through Galatians, looking at the difference between living under the law and living by faith in Jesus Christ. The law reveals our sin and shows us our need for a Savior, but it cannot make us righteous. The good news of the Gospel is that Christ did what we could never do ourselves. He became a curse for us, redeemed us from bondage, and made the way for us to be...

In Galatians 3:1–9, Paul asks a piercing question: If we began by the Spirit, why would we try to finish by our own strength? In this message, Pastor Landon continues through Galatians and reminds us to think biblically, hold tightly to the true gospel, and be set free from the burden of trying to earn what God has already given by grace. Salvation isn’t something we achieve through religious acti...

The gospel is not about trying harder, doing more, or earning God’s approval. It is all grace. In Galatians 2:11–21, Paul confronts Peter for allowing the fear of man and religious pressure to compromise the truth of the gospel. His message is clear: we are not justified by our works, our religious performance, or our ability to keep the law. We are justified by faith in Jesus Christ. At the heart...

Why does God allow suffering—and what does our suffering reveal about Him? In this deeply personal message, Pastor Timothy explores grief, loss, broken relationships, and the tears that often accompany a life of faith. Beginning with the story of Stonewall Jackson and moving through the lives of Abraham, Joseph, David, Hezekiah, Josiah, Ezra, Nehemiah, and Jeremiah, we see that strength and sorrow...

Pastor Seth teaches from 2 Corinthians 1 on suffering, comfort, and the unity God desires within the body of Christ. Paul writes that God is “the Father of mercies and God of all comfort,” who comforts us in our tribulation so that we can comfort others. Pastor Seth challenges us to see that biblical comfort does not always mean being rescued from suffering. Often, God strengthens and sustains us...

When someone we love is suffering, what does it look like to truly comfort them? Teaching from Job 16 and 2 Corinthians 1:3–4, this message examines the difference between being a source of Christlike comfort and becoming what Job called a “miserable comforter.” Job’s friends began well—they showed up, sat beside him, and shared in his grief. But when they began speaking, their assumptions, accusa...

What if the storms we face aren’t simply obstacles to survive, but places where God teaches us to trust Him more deeply? Through three powerful passages—Mark 4, Matthew 14, and Acts 27—this message follows a progression of faith through suffering. We see the disciples overwhelmed by fear as a storm fills their boat, Peter stepping out onto the water toward Jesus, and Paul standing firm in faith du...

In this message from the Freedom Fellowship Fall Retreat, the Hampton Twins of TwinFactor share personal stories about suffering, perseverance, and discovering the comfort of God in some of life’s hardest moments. Drawing from their experiences as pastors, hunters, and leaders of Hunt the Truth Ministries, Chad and James explain how our love for God can change the way we view hardship. Just as a h...

In this deeply personal message from Psalm 88, Pastor Azi Onama walks through one of the darkest psalms in Scripture—a prayer that ends without an immediate resolution, yet still demonstrates what it means to cry out to God in the middle of suffering. Psalm 88 gives words to seasons of depression, loneliness, exhaustion, and spiritual darkness. Pastor Azi shares from his own experience with depres...

Pastor Landon opens the Freedom Fellowship Fall Retreat by laying a biblical foundation for understanding suffering and how followers of Jesus can respond when life doesn’t make sense. Scripture never promises a suffering-free life. Jesus tells us that we will face trouble, trials, loss, persecution, and seasons when we simply don’t understand what God is doing. But Christianity gives us something...

Whose approval are you living for? Continuing our study through Galatians, Landon takes us from Galatians 1:10 into chapter 2, where Paul makes a powerful declaration: if his goal were still to please people, he could not be a bondservant of Jesus Christ. The word Paul uses for “bondservant” carries the idea of belonging to another. For the Christian, that changes everything. We have been bought w...

Today at Freedom Fellowship, we begin our journey through the book of Galatians, one of Scripture’s clearest declarations of the gospel of Jesus Christ. In Galatians 1, Paul wastes no time defending the good news: salvation is not Jesus plus our works, religious traditions, church attendance, baptism, morality, or anything else. It is by God’s grace, through faith in Jesus Christ and His finished...

Who’s really in control of your life? In this message from Psalm 24:1–6, Pastor Eric Grosek introduces himself to the Freedom Fellowship family, shares some of his testimony and journey in ministry, and explains how God led him and his wife, Katie, into this new season at Freedom Fellowship. From there, Pastor Eric challenges us with a simple but important question: Who’s really in control? “The e...

After spending the summer walking through the Minor Prophets, Pastor Landon turns to Ezra and Nehemiah to look at the historical setting surrounding Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi—and to reflect on the faithfulness of God at work in His people. Before Ezra organized anything, before Nehemiah inspected the walls, and before anyone picked up a tool, God was already working. He stirred hearts, opened...

After a summer walking through the Minor Prophets, Pastor Landon closes the series in the final book of the Old Testament: Malachi. Malachi speaks into a spiritually cold and compromised generation, yet God begins with a powerful reminder: “I have loved you.” Even when His people wander, grow cynical, or give Him their leftovers, God remains faithful, calls them to return, and points them toward t...

The book of Zechariah points us toward one incredible truth: the King is coming. Pastor Landon walks through Zechariah’s prophetic message—from Israel’s restoration and the call to “return to Me,” to remarkably specific prophecies about Jesus Christ. Zechariah foretells the King riding into Jerusalem on a donkey, thirty pieces of silver, the pierced Messiah, the struck Shepherd, and ultimately the...

In this message, Pastor Landon walks through the book of Haggai and God’s repeated challenge to His people: “Consider your ways.” The issue wasn’t simply rebuilding a temple—it was about priorities. God’s people had become comfortable, distracted, and willing to live with unfinished obedience while His mission moved to the margins. Haggai challenges us to examine what has first place in our lives,...

In this message, Azi teaches on the necessity of prayer and why it must never become an empty routine. Looking at Hebrews 11, John 15, Acts 2, and 1 Thessalonians 5, we’re reminded that prayer is rooted in faith, strengthened by God’s Word, and meant to be a daily part of our walk with Christ. Through fear, unanswered prayer, grief, temptation, or uncertainty, we are called to keep seeking God, tr...

On this special Baptism Sunday at Freedom Fellowship, Pastor Landon shares from Galatians 5:1 and the true freedom found only in Jesus Christ. Baptism does not save us—Jesus saves us. Baptism is a public declaration of what Christ has already done: our old life is buried with Him, and we have been raised to walk in newness of life. We celebrate several brothers and sisters taking that step of fait...

Pastor Landon looks at Acts 2 and Ephesians 4 and Christ’s design for a healthy church—one devoted to God’s Word, fellowship, prayer, unity, generosity, and faithfully using the gifts God has given. This service also marks the ordination of Azi Onama as a pastor of Freedom Fellowship. As a church family, we celebrate not simply a new pastor, but the faithfulness of Jesus, who continues to build, e...

The book of Zephaniah begins with the thunder of judgment, but it ends with the sound of singing. As we continue our journey through the Minor Prophets, Zephaniah gives us a powerful picture of both the holiness and the love of God. Sin is serious, judgment is real, and the Day of the Lord is coming—but the God who judges sin is also the God who delights in saving sinners. Judah had experienced ou...

What do we do when God’s plan does not make sense, our prayers seem unanswered, and the circumstances around us begin to shake our faith? Pastor Timothy walks through the book of Habakkuk, one of the most honest and relatable prophets in Scripture. Habakkuk looked at the violence, injustice, and corruption surrounding him and cried out, “How long, O Lord?” God answered—but His answer was not what...

Speaker:Pastor Landon Churchill Date:7/5/2026 ComeToFreedom.com

Speaker:Pastor Landon Churchill Date:7/5/2026 ComeToFreedom.com

One of the greatest revivals in history took place in Nineveh during the time of Jonah. Yet only about a century later, the same city had returned to violence, pride, and rebellion against God. The book of Nahum reminds us of a sobering truth: A spiritual victory today does not guarantee spiritual faithfulness tomorrow. Every generation must know the Lord for itself. In this message, we explore Na...