Habitation Church

As we continue gathering together as one church, Michael reminds us that God has called His people to live differently. We are called to be in the world without becoming like it. That kind of life doesn’t happen by accident. It is the result of continually yielding ourselves to the influence of God’s presence. Teaching through 1 Peter, Michael encourages us to guard what God is doing in our hearts...

On Father’s Day, Mike speaks directly to the men in the room, but the invitation extends to every believer. Looking at the contrast between Adam and Jesus, he reminds us that we were never meant to carry the weight of life, leadership, or spiritual responsibility in our own strength.   Too often, we find ourselves making excuses, focusing on our failures, or feeling the pressure to become the pers...

As we continue our summer corporate gatherings, Michael reminds us that God’s desire has always been the same: a people who belong fully to Him. Throughout Scripture, God calls His people a royal priesthood, a holy nation, and a people set apart for His purposes. Worship is one of the primary ways we respond to that calling.   This message challenges us to see worship as more than singing songs or...

Note About the Recording: We want to apologize for the audio quality of this message. Due to a technical issue with the original recording, we had to use a backup recording. While the audio may not be up to our normal standards, we believe the message is worth hearing and pray it encourages you. Summary: As we begin seven weeks of gathering together as one church, this message reminds us of a simp...

In this essential message, Bob Gladstone exposes how the modern church has drifted from God’s original blueprint. Instead of a body where every believer functions in the power of the Holy Spirit, many churches have settled into a model where a few people do the ministry and the rest watch. But this is not what Jesus had in mind.   Drawing from Ephesians 4, Romans 12, and 1 Corinthians 12, Bob unpa...

In this prophetic message, guest speaker Brian Guerin brings a strong and timely word about the season many of us find ourselves in. Drawing from Acts 5, he unpacks how God can open doors and shift seasons, but we still have to choose obedience. The supernatural may break the prison open, but it’s up to us to go and stand where God is calling us. Brian speaks directly to the spiritual crossroads f...

Note: We want to apologize for the audio quality in this message. The original recording was corrupted, so we had to use a backup audio file captured on a phone. Thanks for your grace and understanding.   In this powerful and pastoral message, Samuel speaks about grace, giftedness, and how the body of Christ is meant to function in unity and love. He reminds us that God gives gifts by His own choi...

In this message, Mike calls us back to what God originally invited us into. Not to build a church brand or a ministry system, but to become a people who know God and learn how to live life together around His presence. Looking at Ephesians 2 and the seven churches in Revelation, Michael reminds us that it is possible to be doing good things while missing the one thing that matters most. The presen...

What If They Do Get Healed?: Reposturing Our Hearts   Most of us have asked the question, “What if they don’t get healed?”—but in this message, Frankie flips the question: “What if they do?” Drawing from stories in Scripture and his own life—including the miraculous healing of his mom—Frankie challenges us to let the Bible shape our expectations again. Too often, we let past disappointments, logic...

This message explores the practical impact of Jesus' resurrection on our daily lives. It's not just an Easter story, but a present reality that should define us. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 15, Ephesians 1, Philippians 2, 1 Thessalonians 4, and Daniel 12, the message connects the resurrection to Christ's ascension and promised return, urging listeners to embrace a life of faithfulness and confident...

In this message, we look closely at the life of Enoch—not just as a figure in scripture, but as someone whose quiet, steady walk with God caught heaven’s attention. Drawing from Hebrews, Genesis, and Jude, we explore what it means to live a life that is genuinely pleasing to God—not through striving or performance, but through faith, devotion, and consistency. This is not a call to do more, but to...

In this sermon, Mica-el explores the importance of how we position ourselves spiritually and actively engage in God’s plan. Drawing from Psalms 68:6 and other scriptures, he highlights that the church is not just a place we attend, but a spiritual family where we are shaped and transformed. True discipleship requires more than passive attendance—it involves fully participating in God’s purposes an...

In this powerful sermon delivered during the appointment of elders, Bob Gladstone draws from the book of Acts to emphasize the biblical model of church leadership. He explores the apostolic ministry of Paul, particularly his experiences in Lystra, where Paul was stoned nearly to death but miraculously got back up, aided by the gathered disciples. This imagery serves as a foundation for understandi...

In this sermon, Daniel Mironichenko delivered a powerful message centered on "Inheritance." He explored the profound spiritual inheritance we have received through Jesus Christ, based on Psalm 16:5-8 and Ephesians 1.   Daniel emphasized that our inheritance is both personal and communal, made possible by Jesus' sacrifice, which secured it for us. He highlighted that our inheritance is a revelation...

This sermon explores the foundational elements of the Church as described in Ephesians 2:18-22. It delves into what it means for Jesus to be the cornerstone and how the apostles and prophets fit into this divine blueprint. The message also emphasizes the importance of understanding and applying spiritual gifts to build a church that truly reflects God's vision. Learn how these elements contribute...

In this message, David Popovici draws our attention to Paul’s final charge to Timothy. Emphasizing the urgency and weight of Paul's words, David encourages believers to remain steadfast in their mission despite hardships and opposition. With a call to preach the Word in season and out, David challenges us to embrace our calling with unwavering commitment, focusing on eternal rewards and maintainin...

Join Pastor Jim Rodriguez in this sermon as he journeys through the book of Habakkuk, exploring how faith transforms our perspective in the midst of adversity. From initial conflict and complaint to ultimate rejoicing and faith (Habakkuk 3:17-19), Pastor Jim illuminates the transformative power of embracing God's direction, even when circumstances seem overwhelming. Drawing on biblical parallels s...

In this message, Michael shares from the book of Ephesians chapter 3 about the glory belonging to Jesus in the Church.  God has an eternal purpose. According to Paul, this eternal purpose is what was being worked out in Christ in the cross. (Eph 3:11) In a familiar verse in Ephesians chapter 3, Paul makes the statement that if God can do this— meaning accomplish the eternal purpose— that He can do...

In this message, Michael shares from the book of Ephesians chapter 3 about the glory belonging to Jesus in the Church.  God has an eternal purpose. According to Paul, this eternal purpose is what was being worked out in Christ in the cross. (Eph 3:11) In a familiar verse in Ephesians chapter 3, Paul makes the statement that if God can do this— meaning accomplish the eternal purpose— that He can do...

Many believers have misunderstood the gospel, thinking it's just about avoiding hell and getting to heaven without realizing what it truly entails. Frankie explains that salvation is free, but allegiance to Jesus will cost you everything. He highlights the importance of not just hearing about salvation but also understanding the good news of the King and His Kingdom. Frankie emphasizes that withou...

When we look at the early Church we see that the Apostles spending significant time with Jesus caused them to build His Church in a specific way. This way of life together wasn't a new plan to build a thriving "church". They seemingly took the values that were important to Jesus while He was with them on the earth and lived them out daily with others. The result? A sense of awe and wonder and God...

Frankie guides us through the timeless desire of the Lord to have a people who willingly choose Him out of love and obedience. From the dawn of humanity, there's been a narrative of straying from the path the Lord laid out for us. Throughout the Hebrew Bible, we witness this recurring theme of people consistently opting for alternatives to God's ways. But amidst this cycle, a pivotal moment occurs...

In this enriching episode, we explore the profound theme of CHRIST as our unique GOAL, highlighting prayer as a vital resource that should shape our lives. We reflect on biblical offerings like the Sin Offering, Trespass Offering, and Burnt Offering, emphasizing a life of sacrifice as the reasonable response to God's extravagant grace. In Genesis 18:19, we recognize Abraham's pivotal role in God's...

We had the joy of hearing from our dear friend Scott Volk as he taught on some of the defining characteristics of the Church.  We were challenged to be a people that are supernaturally unified, irresistibly hospitable, and radically generous! May we be a people who sow our lives into becoming the Church that brings King Jesus great glory!

Domestication can be understood in terms of taking something wild and taming it; being conformed to something familiar and acceptable; the act or process of adapting a plant to cultivation or converting it to household use.  In our most recent Corporate Gathering for our churches, Michael shared from Numbers 11:1-6.  Verse by verse, commentary was given to highlight a few points that were emphasiz...