Reach Community Church

Identity is a big deal. Whether or not you know it your identity is governing your life. What you eat, where you live, what you wear, what you think about yourself, and how you act and talk. You are right now governed my by what is at the center of that identity. The problem with most us is that we didn’t set our identity we let others do that. There is FREEDOM for you from that in Christ. Today w...

We love distractions!! Don’t we? Netflix, Facebook, Instagram,… and the list goes on. You know why we love distractions? Because it’s easier than dealing with real life. We can get caught up in a new streaming series or in all the worlds problems and forget about the life we have been given or the mission we have been assigned. Personal spiritual growth and Kingdom advancement is our work and life...

The love of County has motivated 1.3 million soldiers to serve at personal risk and high cost to life and limb. The love of family… For the love a significant other… Love is a great motivator. God's love for His children is an even greater motivator. Today we will see how strong that love is and when we trust it and live in it, we are MORE THAN CONQUERORS. And don't worry, you don't have to take m...

The WORK of every believer is FAITH in the one who brings life. Faith alone is a struggle for all of us workers out there (Me included). The ones that live in this world where you work and you get what you are owed. Where there is a debt and that debt must be paid. We own a house or kind of own a house. Technically the bank holds the deed to it. They just let us use it while we pay them back. And...

“For many of us the pursuit of happiness tends to deal with what we accomplish in life but Jesus turn that idea upside down. In this message we will explore Jesus’ reality of happiness”

Today we look at one of the most famous Psalms. Psalm 23. In my reading this week, I went through Psalm 22, which is referred to as the Psalm of the cross. It is gut-wrenching, you can almost feel the pain of it. And the beauty is the opening of the 23 Psalm. The LORD is my shepherd… In the 22 Psalm, you see why Jesus is a worthy and good Shepherd. The 23rd Psalm is a declaration of what has done...

Have you ever been surprised by God? Maybe it surprises you that you are even in this room. I’m not sure why I keep circling this mountain of “TRUST ME” and walk in faith. But here we are again. God’s Kingdom moves forward when we trust him; miracles happen when we trust him; salvation is available for us and others when we trust him; the list goes on and on. What this morning keeping you from tru...

God uses awkward obedience to open doors. Obeying the call of God always come with great risk and great rewards. Some of you are in this room are here today because someone took a risk to share and show you the Gospel. And what Great News it is, an invitation to the table of God. Today we will see when the door to the Gospel was opened to you and me. And today at the end of service you will be inv...

How are you doing? This has been an unusual time!! (Understatement of the YEAR) 2020 will live in the history books for lots of things. Toilet Paper, Face Masks, Social Distancing, Corina (and not the beer), and the list goes on and on. (Our present is a constant reminder of how it used to be.) Remember when we use to stand in line (and not six feet apart), sit in restaurant, Spend your day in a c...

Today’s sermon will be about the sanctification process of the believer and the many struggles that it represents! We’ll be going over the tendencies that we may fall under as we battle the many battles we encounter as believers.

“The Roman’s army armor used many great components which made it one of the reasons they assembled the greatest military power the world had ever seen to that point. In his letter to the church in Ephasus, Paul takes the Roman armor as an example for the armor of God which we now posses. Let’s take a look at how we can apply this armor in today’s spiritual battle”

How easy is it for you to trust God? Easy when things are good and hard when life is difficult. This season is a good testing of your trust and faith. Today I want to take a longer look at a text I briefly talked about last Sunday and wrestle with the implications. Today’s text will stretch you, confront you and call you to a greater level of trust in our SAVIOR. A call to follow Jesus is a call t...

You may have missed this but…..Our country is hurting, angry, and at a boiling point. You may be indifferent to it, you may be enraged by it, or you may stoking the fire. None of those will fix what is broken. Today I will try my best to humbly walk through a gospel response to this open wound our country is facing. The root of this like every other problem we face, is sin and the brokenness that...

How is getting unstuck going? I’m sure there have been a few things that have convicted you over the last few weeks. Many of you may be overwhelmed by the number of things that may need improvement in your life. Today I would like to encourage you with a fun saying. You may have heard it before. How do you eat an Elephant? .....One bite at a time. The same is true with getting unstuck. You may not...

Are you stuck in your financial life? The lie of MORE may be the reason!! Years of bad money management and stress can make you feel stuck. This week we will be looking at the word to help us get unstuck.

Week 2: If you missed last weeks message I recommend you check it out. It will help make this weeks and the following weeks messages make more since. Last week in a nut shell!!! The key to getting unstuck in every area of our life starts with getting on the right yoke. ((((Matthew 11:28 Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. 29 Take my yoke upon you, and learn fro...

Today we start a new series!!! And over the next few weeks, we will be talking about how to get unstuck. What does that mean? We all go through seasons of getting stuck. Where some part of our life stops moving forward, it might be our relationships (how is the stay at home order effecting that?), maybe it’s our finances, or our fitness and the list goes on. Today we deal with the most critical pa...

We may find ourselves chasing after he wrong things in life. King Solomon experienced this truth in his life as he shared it with us in the book Ecclesiastes. Today’s message focuses on the reality of the believers importance to chase after God in everything we do rather than chase after fleeting moments or satisfactions.

Since the beginning of time, God has been pursuing those that are his. You can trace it back all the way to creation. Remember the story. Adam and Eve sinned and immediately felt the separation from the Father. And what did they do? They hid!!! And what did God do? He pursued!! Some of us have experienced this in powerful ways, while others of us depending on the season we are in can doubt the tru...

You finally have time to take a real look inside. For some of you it may be the first time in a long time. Our busy lives have a way of allowing us to ignore it. Jesus wants to speak today through this word. Here this first: Romans 8:1 (ESV) “8 There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” I do not come to you today to bring condemnation but hope that Jesus can cleanse...

We can not appreciate the cross or the empty tomb without understanding our need for it. Join us as we look at Luke 7 and a sinful woman forgiven at a dinner party, and the connection to the Resurrection.

“Trouble and suffering occurs in this world all the time, and for the believer it is highly important we recognize its purpose. Today’s sermon explores the troubles we may go through and what is it’s ultimate purpose is.”

Just because you have found favor in God’s eyes does not mean that everything will be easy. Lessons for the first part of Luke.

This week we look at the Triumphal Entry and what we can learn about worship. Key thought: If Jesus is worthy of worship in the Good times he is worthy of WORSHIP ALWAYS

Today we are looking a lessons from Blind Bartimaeus in Mark 10.