Pastor Chris' Podcast

Discover why God's Kingdom lasts forever and how putting your hope in Jesus gives peace no matter what happens in this world.

When life feels uncertain, where do you run? Through David's time hiding from Saul, discover how God is our true refuge, our protector, and our safe place. Learn how faith in Jesus gives us peace even before our problems are solved.

God Knows Everything | A Sermon on Psalm 139 by Pastor Chris Mullis

God created you with purpose and love. Discover your true worth as God's image-bearer and learn to see others through His eyes.

In this sermon, I explore Pentecost, the power of the Holy Spirit, and how the Church is empowered to share Jesus today.

I wrote this funky, humurous song about how you feel at the end of a long, hot day of mission work--sweaty, smelly, FUNKY! Yeah, you need a shower, but we all need the cleansing power of Jesus blood to wash us clean of sin.

Jesus Ascended (Why That's A Good Thing) | A Sermon on Acts 1:6-11 by Pastor Chris Mullis

A fun, upbeat , singable worship song about trusting the Holy Spirit to carry you where He wants you to go.

In this sermon, I explore the message Jesus told us to proclaim: repentance, forgiveness, and hope through Him.

After a long day of serving, when you’ve got nothing left to give, that’s often where God meets you most. "Poured Out and Empty” is a worship song inspired by those moments—when you’re exhausted, but your heart is full because you’ve been used for something bigger than yourself. Take a few minutes, listen, and let it speak to you.

In this message, I explore the Great Commission and what it means for us today—how Jesus uses His authority to send us, even when we struggle with doubt, to make disciples and follow Him.

A high-energy Cajun Zydeco-inspired worship song with a driving groove and joyful feel, celebrating how God shapes and refines us as we serve—turning rough edges into something smooth.

Breakfast with Jesus | A Sermon on John 24:1-14 by Pastor Chris Mullis

“Peace Be Still” was born out of an experience I had before leading worship at my first River of Life mission event back in 2001. It is a heartfelt worship song that speaks into moments of anxiety, pressure, and uncertainty, reminding listeners that Jesus meets us in the storm with His calming presence. It invites us to release our fears and find rest in His peace, even when life feels overwhelmin...

In this sermon, I explore Doubting Thomas and how Jesus meets us in our doubts, calling us to trust Him and believe even without seeing.

‘Lay It Down in the River’ is a joyful, high-energy worship song inspired by Philippians 4:6–7, inviting listeners to release their worries and burdens to God. With a lively Cajun zydeco feel, it celebrates the freedom and peace that come when we trust Jesus and let His grace carry what we cannot.

On the road to Emmaus, two disciples walked with Jesus—but didn’t recognize Him. In this message from Luke 24, we explore how the risen Christ meets us in our confusion, opens our eyes through Scripture, and transforms our fear into faith. Discover what the resurrection means for your life today—and how Jesus may already be walking beside you.

I wrote this song drawing on the imagery of the River of Life in Revelation 22:1–2 and Ezekiel 47:1, 9, inspired by a mission project called River of Life that I’ve been part of over the years. In this ministry, youth and adults come together to serve our community by providing free home repairs for those in need. As we work side by side—painting, building, and helping our neighbors—we experience...

Seven! by Pastor Chris Mullis

In this Easter message, I walk through the story of the empty tomb in Luke 24 and focus on the angel’s question, “Why are you looking for the living among the dead?” I challenge both skeptics and believers to consider what the resurrection really means—not just as something to believe, but as a truth that should transform how we think and live. Ultimately, I invite people to stop looking for life...

In this Palm Sunday message from Luke 19:28–40, I explore Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem and challenge us to receive Him not on our terms, but as Lord of our lives.

Positive hopeful vibes spring forth from this folksy blues song with rhythmic guitar and soulful harmonica. I wrote this song the first morning while on vacation while sitting on the deck of a cruise ship in the quiet morning. The song embodied my hopes for the week--time away after a busy season of life. We all need to get a way for a little bit--even if it's just a walk in the park from time to...

In Luke 13:31–35, I share Jesus’ warning to Jerusalem and call us to repent and return to God before anything takes His place.

In this message from Matthew 16:21–28, I explore what Jesus meant when He told His disciples to deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow Him. Peter wanted a kingdom without suffering, but Jesus shows that the path to real life runs through sacrifice and surrender. In this sermon, we wrestle with the true cost of discipleship and discover that even while we carry our cross, God gives us gli...

“Thank You for the Time” is a reflective acoustic folk song written as a letter to God. It tells the story of a life spent moving, following God’s calling, and finding gratitude for a season of stability, community, and growth. Through blessings and hardships alike, the song celebrates the people, the place, and the journey—while remembering that our true home is always with God.