Reach Church

On Easter Sunday, Cory Engel preached from John 19:30, focusing on Jesus’ final words: “It is finished.” He emphasized that this powerful declaration signifies Jesus fully paying the debt of sin that humanity could never repay.

Cory Engel delivers a message about removing sin from our lives. In simple terms: "Sin is bad."

Dylan Does shares that we are God-wired for greatness, designed with purpose and potential. He emphasizes that true greatness is rooted in goodness and empowered by the Holy Spirit.

Russ speaks about spiritual warfare and the need to overcome unclean spirits that hinder our faith. He emphasizes bringing the blind, lost, and confused to Jesus, who alone can provide true healing and guidance.

Pastor Cory Engel’s sermon reminds us that the path to life’s mountaintop moments is often steep and difficult, yet it is in these struggles that God reveals Himself in new and powerful ways. Through the Transfiguration, we see that even in the darkest, most painful places, Jesus is still Lord over it all.

This week, Pastor Andrew Anderson delivers his final message as Senior Pastor of Reach Church, reminding us of our purpose and core beliefs—gather, grow, give, and go. His heartfelt words challenge us to continue living out our faith in the midst of change.

Pastor Andrew talks about Mark 8:22-38. He mentions that who God is to you has everything to do with what you say and do. Mark 8:34 says "if any of you wants to be my follower, you must give up your own way, take up your cross, and follow me."

In his sermon titled "Distracted," Pastor Andrew Anderson delved into Mark 8:11-21, urging us to recognize and overcome the distractions that prevent us from perceiving God's work in our lives. He emphasized the importance of maintaining spiritual focus to fully embrace the divine opportunities before us.

In his sermon "Breakthrough Moments with God," Pastor Kaedon Anderson explores Mark 7:24-37, emphasizing that true breakthroughs with God begin when we acknowledge our brokenness, draw close to Him, and desire for others to experience Him too. He challenges listeners to reflect on their desperation for Jesus and confront the inadequacies hindering God's work in their lives.

Pastor Andrew explains Mark 7:14-23, emphasizing that true defilement comes from the heart rather than external influences. He encourages us to build our lives on Christ as the foundation for our thoughts and actions.

This week's sermon by Pastor Andrew reminds us that we miss 100% of the opportunities we don't take to invite others to church and lead them to Jesus. He challenges us to focus on God's Word rather than man-made traditions falsely labeled as "God-approved."

Pastor Andrew concludes our "This is Reach Church" series with a powerful message on the 5 W's of "Go." He unpacks what we share, who we share it with, and the when, where, and why of spreading the gospel.

Pastor Andrew reminded us that it’s not about whether we can give but about answering God's call to give what He’s asking of us. Whether it's time, talent, or treasure, we are called to trust that He will provide when we say "yes."

Pastor Andrew emphasized that we are stronger when we come together in community. He emphasized that spiritual growth and fulfillment are better experienced when we support and lean on one another.

Pastor Andrew tells us that our faith should be a constant part of our lives, not something we only turn to during certain times of the year. Jesus, as our good shepherd, promises us the gift of a rich and fulfilling life.

In his sermon, Pastor Andrew explores the "3 C's of Prayer" — Community, Centering, and Calling Out — emphasizing how each element strengthens our connection with God. He also reminds us that life's storms are not merely challenges, but opportunities for God to reveal His diety.

Kaedon Anderson challenges listeners to reflect on their true desperation for Jesus and confront the inadequacies hindering God's work in their lives. Through thought-provoking questions, he invites us to evaluate whether we are truly seeking Christ or simply going through the motions.

Jennifer Brown convicts listeners to turn to Jesus as a way of rest. She encourages listeners that Jesus never gets tired of hearing about their lives.

Pastor Andrew looks at what it costs to be a follower of Jesus and discusses what true discipleship looks like.

Dr. Palmer discusses the differences between "helping God," and "serving God," as well as understanding that often times God's ways are higher than our ways.

Today's message focuses on putting God where He belongs in your life! As Lord and Leader. Check it out.

This episode dives into Mark 5:25-34, where Pastor Andrew reflects on the story of a woman healed by her faith. He connects the theme of grace to real-life experiences, offering spiritual insights and encouragement. Tune in for a powerful message on faith, healing, and the transformative power of belief.

This week's sermon dives into the story of Jairus’s daughter to remind us about staying faithful, even when life’s delays make things feel hopeless. He uses sports as a metaphor, showing how faith, like a game, needs us to stick with it until the very end, trusting God’s timing. It’s a refreshing take on patience and resilience.

Check out this week's sermon from the Chairmen of our Elder Board, Kevin Barnhill

Do you have faith and trust in God even when you don't feel it?