Destination Community Church Podcasts

For the last eight weeks, we've discovered what God says about our identity through the book of Ephesians. We've learned: ✅ I Am Blessed ✅ I Am In Christ ✅ I Am Forgiven ✅ I Am Adopted ✅ I Am Empowered ✅ I Am Gifted But this week, we finish with one of the most life-changing truths of all: I AM NEW. Following Jesus isn't just about believing differently—it's about living differently. Through...

Did you know that if you’re a follower of Jesus, God has uniquely gifted YOU to make a difference? 🙌 In Week 7 of our Who Do You Think You Are? series through Ephesians, we unpack the truth that you are not random, overlooked, or without purpose—you are GIFTED. God has given every believer spiritual gifts to strengthen the Church, serve others, and make an eternal impact. Stop sitting on the side...

What if the battle you’re fighting has already been won? 💥 In Week 6 of our Who Do You Think You Are? series, we unpack what it means to be I AM VICTORIOUS in Christ—not fighting for victory, but from victory.

In Week 5 of Who Do You Think You Are?, we unpack the life-changing truth that because of Jesus, you’re not an outsider trying to earn God’s love—you’ve been adopted into His family. Your past doesn’t define you. Your Heavenly Father does.

What if the thing you keep carrying… is the very thing God already canceled? In Week 4 of our series Who Do You Think You Are?, we dive into one of the most powerful identity statements in the book of Ephesians: “In Him we have redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of our trespasses, according to the riches of His grace.” — Ephesians 1:7 So many people live weighed down by guilt, shame, an...

Who you think you are shapes how you live. It affects your decisions, your confidence, your relationships, and your calling. But too many people are living with a distorted identity—letting their past define them, culture label them, and failure, fear, insecurity, and comparison shape how they see themselves. In Week 3 of “Who Do You Think You Are?”, Pastor Jacob Dickerson walks through Ephesians...

Who you think you are shapes how you live. It affects your decisions, your relationships, your confidence, and your calling. But the reality is… a lot of us are living with a distorted identity. We let our past define us. We let culture label us. We let failure, fear, insecurity, and comparison shape how we see ourselves. And when you don’t know who you are… you won’t live how you’re called. In We...

Who you think you are shapes how you live. It affects your decisions, your relationships, your confidence, and your calling. But the problem is… a lot of us are living with a distorted identity. We let our past define us. We let culture label us. We let failure, fear, insecurity, and comparison shape how we see ourselves. And when you don’t know who you are… you won’t live how you’re called. In We...

Everyone loves a comeback story. But the greatest comeback in history… is the resurrection of Jesus. In Easter At The MAC 2026, Pastor Jacob Dickerson shares how the empty tomb changes everything—and how your comeback starts by coming back to God. If the tomb is empty… anything is possible.

Everyone loves a good comeback story. But sometimes the comeback we need most… is from disappointment. When life doesn’t go how we planned. When prayers feel unanswered. When we’re left wondering where God is. In Week 4 of The Comeback, Bryon Shaw shares how God meets us in our disappointment—and how your story isn’t over. Disappointment doesn’t get the final word. God does.

Everyone loves a good comeback story.
The underdog wins. The team down big in the fourth quarter rallies back. The athlete written off proves everyone wrong. Why do we love those stories so much?
Because deep down… we’re looking for one in our own lives. But sometimes the greatest comeback we need isn’t from failure… or even from sin.
Sometimes it’s from fear. Fear that keeps us stuck.
Fear that k...

Everyone loves a good comeback story. The underdog wins. The team down big in the fourth quarter rallies back. The athlete written off proves everyone wrong. Why do we love those stories so much? Because deep down… we’re looking for one in our own lives. But sometimes the greatest comeback we need isn’t from failure… it’s from sin. A lot of people carry the weight of guilt and regret. Sin we wish...

We’re living in a culture that pulls us to extremes. Some people stand for truth… but forget love. Others lead with love… but abandon truth. So how do you follow Jesus in a world that pressures you to choose one or the other? In the final week of Culture Shocked, Pastor Jacob unpacks a powerful moment from Daniel 4 and shows us what it looks like to have compassion without losing conviction. Danie...

The culture is loud. But Jesus is still clear. In a world of outrage, hot takes, comment sections, political tension, and constant debate… the question isn’t will you engage culture? The question is how you’ll engage it. In Part 3 of our 4-week series Culture Shocked, Pastor Jacob walks through a powerful moment in the book of Daniel that shows us a better way: Win PEOPLE — not arguments. When Kin...

The culture is loud. But Jesus is still clear. In a world filled with pressure, comparison, success-chasing, and constant noise… the question isn’t if you’ll worship. The question is what you’ll worship. In Part 2 of our 4-week series Culture Shocked, Pastor Bryon unpacks a powerful moment from the book of Daniel that confronts one of the biggest struggles in our culture today: idolatry. Not statu...

The culture is loud. But Jesus is still clear. In a world filled with division, pressure, and constant noise, how do followers of Jesus stand firm without losing their influence? In Part 1 of this 4-week series, Pastor Jacob kicks off Culture Shocked—a biblical look at how believers can influence the culture instead of being overwhelmed by it. Rooted in the story of Daniel, this message challenges...

When life gets heavy, when decisions get hard, when stress piles up—prayer often becomes our last resort instead of our first response. We pray after we worry. We pray after we try to fix it ourselves. We pray when we’re already exhausted. But prayer shouldn’t be our last resort when everything falls apart; it should be our first response before anything else begins. What if this year was differen...

When life gets heavy, when decisions get hard, when stress piles up—prayer often becomes our last resort instead of our first response. We pray after we worry. We pray after we try to fix it ourselves. We pray when we’re already exhausted. But prayer shouldn’t be our last resort when everything falls apart; it should be our first response before anything else begins. What if this year was differen...

When life gets heavy, when decisions get hard, when stress piles up—prayer often becomes our last resort instead of our first response. We pray after we worry. We pray after we try to fix it ourselves. We pray when we’re already exhausted. But prayer shouldn’t be our last resort when everything falls apart; it should be our first response before anything else begins. What if this year was differen...

When life gets heavy, when decisions get hard, when stress piles up—prayer often becomes our last resort instead of our first response. We pray after we worry. We pray after we try to fix it ourselves. We pray when we’re already exhausted. But prayer shouldn’t be our last resort when everything falls apart; it should be our first response before anything else begins. What if this year was differen...

When life gets heavy, when decisions get hard, when stress piles up—prayer often becomes our last resort instead of our first response. We pray after we worry. We pray after we try to fix it ourselves. We pray when we’re already exhausted. But prayer shouldn’t be our last resort when everything falls apart; it should be our first response before anything else begins. What if this year was differen...

There’s a big difference between receiving a gift we want and a gift we need. And in the middle of the Christmas noise—gifts, gatherings, busy schedules—it’s easy to miss what our souls are actually longing for. Isaiah 9:6 reminds us that Jesus came to bring the gifts we need most: • Wonderful Counselor — when we need wisdom and direction. • Mighty God — when life feels too heavy to carry alone. •...

There’s a big difference between receiving a gift we want and a gift we need. And in the middle of the Christmas noise—gifts, gatherings, busy schedules—it’s easy to miss what our souls are actually longing for. Isaiah 9:6 reminds us that Jesus came to bring the gifts we need most: • Wonderful Counselor — when we need wisdom and direction. • Mighty God — when life feels too heavy to carry alone. •...

There’s a big difference between receiving a gift we want and a gift we need. And in the middle of the Christmas noise—gifts, gatherings, busy schedules—it’s easy to miss what our souls are actually longing for. Isaiah 9:6 reminds us that Jesus came to bring the gifts we need most: • Wonderful Counselor — when we need wisdom and direction. • Mighty God — when life feels too heavy to carry alone. •...