Integrity Church Greenville

We begin our summer series Songs For the Road with Psalm 120—the first of the Psalms of Ascent. This raw, honest song reminds us that the road of discipleship doesn’t always start with joy; sometimes it begins in distress. Pastor Matt unpacks this pilgrim prayer that cries out for justice and longs for home. And in that place of desperation, the good news rings true: God answers. He hears us, He m...

In the final week of The Unloved , Pastor Matt takes us into Jonah 4, where the story turns inward—into Jonah’s heart, and into our own. After a city-wide revival, Jonah is furious, not joyful, and God meets him with unexpected patience. Through a plant, a worm, and a scorching wind, God holds up a mirror to Jonah’s anger, self-righteousness, and misplaced affections. The truth? God helps us see o...

In Week 3 of The Unloved , Pastor Matt takes us into the belly of the fish—Jonah’s lowest moment—to reveal a surprising truth: there is good news at the bottom . As Jonah cries out from the depths, we’re reminded that God hears us in the worst places and saves us to the best place—His presence. Through raw prayer, deep repentance, and surprising mercy, Jonah discovers what we all long to know: we...

In Week 4 of The Unloved , Pastor Matt walks us through Jonah 3, where we see the ripple effects of repentance across an entire city. Sin has immediate impact and long-term consequences—but the grace of God meets us in the middle of our rebellion with an invitation to turn. In Nineveh, even imperfect obedience from a reluctant prophet leads to radical transformation. Through Jonah’s flawed witness...

In Week 2 of The Unloved, Pastor Matt leads us deeper into the storm in Jonah 1:7-16, where we see how God’s love is at work even in chaos. As Jonah’s disordered worship spills over into the lives of unsuspecting sailors, we see that idolatry distorts love—and only God’s love can reorder it. Through a powerful comparison between Jonah and Jesus, we’re reminded that Jesus is the true and better pro...

In Week 1 of our new series The Unloved , we begin our journey through Jonah with a powerful truth: God's love relentlessly pursues those we often overlook—those who are wicked, indifferent, or self-righteous. Through Jonah’s resistance and God’s call to Nineveh, we’re confronted with the uncomfortable and beautiful reality that no one is beyond the reach of God’s mercy. Pastor Matt invites u...

In Week 5 of our From Here On... series, we look at Peter’s bold sermon in Acts 2:14–41 and see how the heart of the gospel—and the heart of our lives—is Jesus. From prophecy to resurrection, from grace to power, Peter proclaims that Jesus is the fulfillment of God’s promises and the center of our hope. Drawing from passages like 1 Corinthians 15 and Isaiah 53, Pastor Matt reminds us that Jesus is...

In Week 4 of our From Here On... series, we step into the powerful moment of Pentecost in Acts 2:1–13. This pivotal event marks not only the birth of the Church but the unleashing of God's mission to the nations—fueled by the power of the Holy Spirit. As we see in scripture and from voices like NT Wright, Sam Storms, and John Piper, the purpose of mission is worship: to see all peoples rejoic...

In Week 2 of our From Here On... series, Pastor Matt walks us through Acts 1:1-11, reminding us that the story of the early church is, above all, a story about Jesus. Though He ascended, He is not absent—He is still the central actor in the unfolding story. As His followers, we are now His witnesses, not in our own strength, but through dependence on the Holy Spirit. With boldness and trust, we li...

On Easter Sunday, we launched our new series From Here On... by looking at the powerful, symbolic encounter between the risen Jesus and His disciples in John 21:1-14. Through this “pageant,” as James Montgomery Boice describes it, we see not only the truth of the resurrection but the renewed purpose and personal relationship it brings. From failure to friendship, from emptiness to abundance, and f...

In the final week of our Finished series, Pastor Matt closes with a powerful look at the future finished work of Jesus in Revelation 21:5-6. While we often carry the weight of worry, Jesus invites us into courage—rooted not in our strength, but in His promise to make all things new. From creation to the cross, and now to eternity, we’re reminded that “the end is not an event, but a person.” As we...

In Week 3 of our Finished series, we trace the story from the garden to the cross—where shame first entered through sin and where Jesus ultimately declared, "It is finished." Through scriptures like Genesis 3 and John 19, we see that Jesus’ finished work on the cross breaks the power of shame and invites us into a life of authenticity with God and others. Pastor Matt unpacks how the gosp...

In Week 2 of our "Finished" series, we look at the beauty of God’s finished work in creation. From Genesis 2:1-3 to Colossians 1:15-20, we see that God’s work is complete, sufficient, and a gift to us. Yet, so often, we live as though we have to keep striving. The good news? Jesus' finished work in creation is an invitation to rest. Join us as we discover how true rest comes not fro...

In Week 1 of our series "Finished," Pastor Matt begins his journey as the new lead pastor at Integrity Church by exploring the concept of true rest in the finished work of Jesus. Drawing from Hebrews 4:9-16, 2 Corinthians 5:21, and Exodus 31:12, we discover that while our hearts are restless, Jesus offers a rest that goes beyond mere relaxation. Through repentance and surrender, we can e...

This week was a special one at Integrity Church as we welcomed our new Lead Pastor, Matt Morgan, in his installation service. Guest speaker Duane Davis brought a powerful message from Psalm 46, reminding us that leaving a gospel legacy starts with unwavering trust in God. In the midst of uncertainty, trials, and change, we can stand firm knowing that God is our refuge and strength. His presence is...

This week, Dr. Jason Tovey joined us to share a powerful message about what it means to leave a gospel legacy rooted in love. To truly love God and others, we must first understand how deeply loved we are. Looking at Ephesians 3:14-21, Romans 8:35-39, and 1 Peter 1:8, we are reminded that God’s love is unwavering, unshakable, and beyond comprehension. When we are grounded in His love, we are trans...

In the final week of our Abide series, we focus on the assurance we have in Christ. 1 John 5:10-15 reminds us that eternal life is found in Jesus alone, and through Him, we can confidently approach God in prayer. As Peter declared in John 6:68-69, there is no one else to whom we can turn—only Jesus has the words of eternal life. John 15:16 reassures us that we are chosen and appointed by God, call...

In week two of our Abide series, we examine what it means to remain in Christ and the promise of eternal life for those who do. Looking at 1 John 2:24-29, we see the call to abide in the truth of the gospel, resisting deception and holding fast to God’s Word. Jesus' teaching in John 15:1-11 reminds us that abiding in Him produces true joy and spiritual fruit. As we grow in our faith, we are a...

In week 3 of our Abide series, we explore the depth of God’s love and how it transforms our lives. 1 John 4:7-21 calls us to love one another because love comes from God, who first loved us. Through Jesus, we see the perfect expression of this love (Romans 3:23-25), and we are invited to abide in it. Looking at passages like John 3:35, John 5:19-20, and John 17:24, we see how love defines the rela...

In the first week of our Abide series, we explore what it means to have true fellowship with Christ and walk in the light. Beginning with 1 John 1:1-10, we see the foundational truth that Jesus is the eternal Word, the one who was from the beginning (John 1:1-5, Genesis 1:1). The call to abide in Him is a call to repentance, as Martin Luther famously said, "When our Lord and Master Jesus Chri...

In the final week of our "Jesus' Church" series, we explore what it means to be a church that truly influences the world. Looking at Matthew 5:13-16, Jesus calls His followers to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world—bringing transformation and hope wherever they go. James 1:27 reminds us that true religion is caring for the vulnerable and living with purity. Inspired...

In Week 4 of the "Jesus' Church" series, we explore Ephesians 2:19-22, where Paul describes the Church as a household built on the foundation of Christ and the apostles, united as a dwelling place for God. This sermon reflects on the Church's unity and purpose, breaking down barriers as highlighted in Galatians 3:28, and fulfilling the prophetic vision of Micah 4:1-2. With supp...

In Week 3 of the "Jesus' Church" series, we focus on Jesus' response to the Pharisees in Matthew 22:34-40, where He identifies the greatest commandment: to love God with all your heart, soul, and mind, and the second, to love your neighbor as yourself. This message highlights the foundation of the Church's mission and purpose—rooted in love for God and love for others. Lea...

In Week 2 of the "Jesus' Church" series, we explore the Great Commission in Matthew 28:16-20, where Jesus commands His followers to make disciples of all nations. Tying together the promise to Abraham in Genesis 22:17-18, the fulfillment of that promise in Christ, and the inclusivity of the gospel found in Galatians 3:28-29, we see how God’s plan has always been global. Romans 10:14...

In Week 1 of the "Jesus' Church" series, we dive into Matthew 16:13-19 to uncover the foundation of the Church that Jesus is building. Jesus declares Peter's confession of faith as the rock upon which He will build His Church, with a promise that even the gates of hell will not prevail against it. Through passages like 1 Peter 2:4-5 and John 2:19, we see how the Church is not j...