Impact Church

Pastor Brawley gives us an empowering sermon about finding the courage to continue. God can see more than what is right in front of us. As believers, the more we immerse ourselves into the word of God, we will build the necessary blocks to move forward in courage and apply it in our daily lives.

In a continuation of our series on "Hearing the Voice of God", we are led through the book of Exodus to examine the response of Moses when the Lord called to him from the burning bush. God will often speak to us when we least expect it to find the people that will tune out the distractions and respond in obedience.

We are living in perilous times. The News report pessimistic predictions everyday, a pandemic rages through our world, and a great falling away has overcome the church in a time where the truth can simply be a "matter of opinion". This is a crisis to be sure. However, Dr. Gaither reminds us that even though the times are uncertain, our King still remains on the throne. She shows us how to use the...

In a powerful follow up to Pastor's sermon, Elder James pushes us further into our walk by telling us how to respond to God's voice. Using the story of Gideon, he teaches us how to properly walk out God's commands and instruction by taking the time to stop and listen, and then removing any and all obstacles that could prevent total obedience.

Sometimes, it can feel impossible to hear God's voice amongst the roar of confusing doctrines, political agendas and our own doubts. But the sermon uses the story of Elijah to show us God's still, small voice lies in wait, ready to guide us and silence the chaos of those voices around us.

Pastor Garmon encourages Impact to "live it up" by reminding us that we have an inheritance of abundant life that is not only seen in heaven but also in our here and now. Make your daily choice to walk in your abundance and don't settle for less.

Oftentimes, fathers think it's their job to "Fix" everything. But this Father's Day, Pastor reminds us that when it comes to the issue of sin, there is only one fix - repentance and turning to the Heavenly Father. Pastor shows us how to acknowlege and repent of the sin in our lives and live free from the condemnation of past mistakes.

When we are overwhelmed and out of options, we have a tendency to look within. But when you are drowning, you can't help yourself. In times like this, we need to look to the Rock that is higher than you or I.

This week pastor takes a look at the life of Samson. He asks "What does it look like to regain our vision to serve?" and shows us how God gives us strength to serve his purposes.

Pastor Mona preaches a sermon on Jabez, the man behind the famous "Prayer of Jabez". Named after the hebrew word for "pain," Jabez was seen as a curse by those around him. God saw him, however, in the midst of his scorn and answered his prayers to be a blessing to those around him. God created a lasting legacy for Jabez despite what those around him believed. Listen to hear how God can turn the "n...

Special Guest Speaker Michelle Mckinney Hammond delivers a powerful sermon on the power of association, referencing the story of Ruth, Naomi and Orpah. Michelle shows how that God rewards us for walking in association with Him and with those He's assigned us to.

Focusing on Moses's three mothers, Pastor Brawley touches on the different ways women can show up in the lives of children as mothers or surrogates, and how God honors their love AND limitations to raise up the next generation.

What is your response when you see a storm approaching?  When approaching a storm, you must remember how God has delivered you in the past so that you don't lose spiritual perspective and lose your peace. God is faithful even when we are unfailthful. If He brought us to it, he will bring us THROUGH it.

Pastor revisits an experience the disciples had with Jesus in the middle of a trying storm. By looking at the situation through a unique lens, he shows us how we too can experience God's overwhelming peace in the midst of our storms. 

The time has come to celebrate yet another Resurrection Sunday. This time, Pastor focuses on Jesus and the empty tomb--and what that means for you! Because Jesus came out of his tomb, so can you!

By revisiting the story of Sarah and Hagar, Elder Peter is able to touch on those moments in life where we feel unseen because of the circumstances and unmet desires of our heart. But no matter the circumstances, we can feel peace in knowing that God still sees us where we are and He is still working all things for our good.  Click below to listen.

So many of our prayers are asking God to bless a deficient area in our lives. But how often do we ask God what we should do once we receive what we've prayed for? Listen as Pastor Mona implores us to reflect on what God needs from us in this Holy Season.

Pastor reflects back on our journey throughout this campaign series. Sometimes, the broken world we live in can discourage us that we see a full comeback. Pastor encourages us that although sin and brokenness abound in our lives, they do not have the final say. God is still faithful to complete the work which he has begun in us and to bring us to a full comeback, not because we are always faithful...

As we continue as examination of the book of Nehemiah, the Israelites had completed the building of the wall up to half its height already, and yet become so discouraged by enemy forces that they were ready to quit. Many of us have thought about doing the same thing. But if you want to win this race, you've got to stand firm in your faith. Sometimes, that requires an adjustment in your mindset. Wh...

Continuing on his "Comeback" series, this week Pastor Brawley tackles regaining your confidence after a setback. Confidence is often one of the many casualties of a setback, especially if the setback is your fault. We tend to lose our sense of self and trust for our future. But this week, we are no longer going to be bound by the reminders of what we have lost. Pastor teaches us how to regain our...

On the journey to your comeback, you will no doubt face opposition. In fact, it's oftentimes not until you make a resolve to comeback that hidden enemies can show their face. In this week's sermon, Pastor shows us what to do to prevent those with a vested interest in your setback from keeping you from your Comeback.

Sometimes, a comeback requires a risk of us. Many of us simply desire to live safe and comfortable lives. But pastor points out that we often get stuck in the area we played it safe in. When you live your life to be safe, you to stop living. Once you determine the resolve to have a comeback, take a risk to make it happen and create a change!

Pastor shows us how to prepare for our comeback by taking the first step: prayer! Before anything changes externally, God wants to make sure our hearts are in alignment with his will. Prayer is how we surrender our fleshly desires and remember God is still on His throne, and everything is in His control.

In the second installment of the "Comeback" series, we learn that regardless of how discouraging our circumstances seem to be, God has not forgotten the plans he has for us. He has already written a "comeback" into every setback we find ourselves in. When darkness comes, trust his faithfulness to guide you and take heart in the promises found in Jeremiah 29.

We all know what it's like for life to press a nerve. When this happens, our first instincts are to retreat and disconnect. But when we disconnect from community, we often delay our own comeback. Instead, allow God to  use the connections in your life to deliver your comeback. Listen to the sermon to hear more.