MCC Sunday Sermons

Seeking revival? It's not about forcing God's hand, but about preparing our hearts for an intensification of His ordinary work. Discover how Mary and Isaiah postured themselves for God's sovereign, transformative interruption, which includes being shaken, having faith, and utterly surrendering as a servant to His will.

Just like there was "no guest room available" for Mary and Joseph in Bethlehem, is your heart too full of distractions to receive Christ this Christmas? Join Pastor Jim Pendleton as he explores the nativity story from Luke 2 to reveal three powerful MOVES you can make to clear out the clutter and truly make room for Jesus this holiday season.

Do you ever feel like the ritual of Communion has become just a mindless motion? This week, Pastor Scot Longyear invites us to move past mere routine and unlock the profound meaning of the Lord's Supper. Discover how this simple act of bread and cup calls us to look backward with gratitude, look inward with surrender, and look forward with hope.

Don't miss the moment of God's favor! Pastor Scot Longyear walks us through the transformative journey of the Ethiopian eunuch, revealing the five essential steps—from the initial Invitation to the final Joy—that lead to salvation and the new life found in Christ. Discover the power of explanation, the necessity of a timely decision, and the beautiful symbolism of Resurrection in baptism, asking y...

Feeling unsure about what God truly wants from your life? Just like the people in the book of Micah, we often wonder if more religious activity is the answer. Join Pastor Scot Longyear as he unpacks God's powerful answer to the question, "What does the Lord require of you?" and reveals how embracing the call to "walk humbly with your God"—especially through heartfelt generosity—is the key to unloc...

We live by reciprocal rules: a good deed gets a thank you, and a hurt feels like it demands payback. But what happens when our deepest instinct for "getting even" clashes with the call of our faith? Join Pastor Scot Longyear as he reveals the radical strength of mercy—the one thing God truly requires—and how choosing it over revenge can rewrite your own story and the lives of those who have wronge...

Discover the clear, surprising answer God gives through the prophet Micah, which demands more than just religious activity—it requires your heart and a commitment to act justly by defending the vulnerable right where you live. Join us to find clarity on God's will and learn the practical steps to stop wearing yourself out.

From the Tabernacle to the Holy Spirit, God's greatest desire has always been to dwell with His people. Join Campus Pastor Dan Gisel this week as we examine Exodus 40 and discover the kind of obedience and pursuit required to live under the guiding cloud of God's manifest presence today.

"Followers are supposed to be different, but have you ever felt like your life isn't much distinct from your friends who don't follow Jesus? Senior Pastor Scot Longyear delves into the profound question: 'What makes my life different?' Discover how the abiding presence of God's goodness, His holy Name, and His unending mercy and compassion are the very things that set believers apart, drawing from...

Have you ever felt like God is far away, as if your prayers are falling on deaf ears? In this message, Pastor Scot Longyear shares how we can reach out and find God's presence, because as Acts 17:27 reminds us, "He is not far from any one of us." Discover the powerful truths found in creation, sacrifice, honor, and sacred spaces that can help you feel close to God again.

How do we know which way to go when life's path seems uncertain? Campus Pastor, Jim Pendleton, explores the story of the Israelites' exodus from Egypt and how it exemplifies that we don’t have to know the whole plan if we know the One who leads. Discover how God's wisdom, presence, and guidance can light our way, even when the road ahead is a longer, unexpected journey.

Feel unqualified to do what God is calling you to? You're not alone. Join us as we explore the story of Moses, a man who felt just as unprepared as we do, and discover the four truths that transform "I'm not enough" into "I am sent on a mission."

What do you do when the plans you made for your life fall apart, and you feel stuck in a dry, forgotten place? This week, we'll look at the life of Moses, a man who thought his past failures had disqualified him from God's purpose, and discover that God wants to meet us right where we are. We'll find out how to leave our safe zones and step into the incredible future God has for us.

Pastor Scot explores the gap between how many people own the Bible and how few are truly impacted by it. Drawing from James 1, he provides four steps to allow the Bible to transform one's life.

This sermon asserts that the Bible can be trusted as God's Word, addressing the skepticism many people feel. The speaker provides five reasons to support this claim: historical accuracy, citing examples where archaeology has confirmed biblical accounts; scientific accuracy, noting how the Bible pre-dated modern scientific discoveries; prophetic accuracy, emphasizing the statistical improbability o...

This sermon argues that the Bible is a living blueprint for life, not an archaic artifact. It explores how the Bible was built over time by many authors inspired by the Holy Spirit, yet still tells a single, unified story centered on Jesus. The sermon also highlights the Bible's global impact and concludes by challenging listeners to not just study the book, but to personally connect with its Auth...

People often believe lies about their identity and worth, leading them to pursue approval and success in things that ultimately leave them empty. Using the story of the prophet Elijah MCC's guest speaker, Chad Lunsford, emphasizes that true identity, purpose, and worth are not found in worldly achievements or the validation of others, but in listening for God's gentle whisper, which reminds us of...

Fear can be overcome by engaging in prayer, fasting, movement, and worship. Pastor Scot Longyear reminds us that dedicating "12 minutes a day in the secret place" with God can help reduce fear, drawing on the biblical account of King Jehoshaphat who, when faced with a vast army, chose to seek the Lord.

This week, Pastor Scot Longyear continues the 12 and Change series by talking about how spending time alone with Jesus can completely change our lives. He reminds us that in those quiet moments, we discover our true purpose and learn to serve because we’re already forgiven, not to earn forgiveness. It’s an encouraging reminder to step into the purpose God has for each of us.

This sermon is the second week of the 12 and Change series, with Pastor Scot Longyear sharing how just twelve intentional minutes with Jesus each day can transform every part of life. He invites listeners to reflect on receiving, experiencing, and extending grace, especially in the area of generosity. It all points back to how staying close to Christ changes everything.

Ever feel like you're dragging around a heavy bag of shame—full of past mistakes, regrets, and the belief that you’re not enough? You’re not alone. But what if there’s a place where shame loses its grip? In the secret place with Jesus, everything begins to change.

Senior Pastor, Scot Longyear, explores the often-misunderstood concept of “the call” from God, showing that it isn’t limited to full-time ministry but is something all followers of Jesus have.

12 Points Campus Pastor, Dan Gisel, encourages believers facing crisis—whether through illness, addiction, loss, or hardship—to trust in God’s providence, engage in earnest prayer, and remember that perfection is not required to witness a miracle. Drawing from Acts 12, it highlights how God's sovereignty, the power of prayer, and the willingness to participate—even with doubt—can bring about mirac...

HWY 46 Campus Pastor, Jim Pendleton, reflects on what Acts chapter 11 can teach us about the early church, and how it still applies today. Caring is just the beginning; God expects us to also take action.