Reclaimed Church

What does a life transformed by the gospel actually look like? In Titus 3, Pastor Korey teaches that God saves us by His mercy, renews us through the Holy Spirit, and calls us to extend that same grace to others. Paul reminds us that salvation is never earned by our performance but is a gift of God’s kindness, resulting in a new identity, a new heart, and a new way of living. As believers, our liv...

Grace is far more than God’s forgiveness—it is His power at work in the lives of His people. In Titus 2:9–15, Pastor Korey explores how the grace of God not only brings salvation but also trains believers to reject sin, pursue godliness, and live with hope as we await the return of Christ. From the workplace to the church, every area of life becomes an opportunity to reflect the transforming power...

What should sound doctrine actually produce in the life of a believer? In Titus 2:1–8, Pastor Korey examines Paul’s call for truth that moves beyond intellectual agreement and transforms everyday living. This passage highlights how older and younger believers alike are called to display wisdom, self-control, reverence, integrity, and godly character so that the gospel is adorned rather than hinder...

What we believe shapes how we live. In this message from Titus 1:1–16, Pastor Korey explores how genuine faith produces godliness, why faithful leaders are necessary to protect the church, and how false teaching impacts both belief and behavior. Paul reminds us that sound doctrine is never merely information to be understood—it is truth intended to transform our lives. This teaching challenges us...

How do we remain faithful in a world that is increasingly drifting from the truth? In this message from 2 Timothy 3:10–4:8, Pastor Korey examines Paul’s final charge to Timothy and the call for believers to stay anchored in Scripture, committed to God’s Word, steady when others fall away, and faithful to the very end. As culture changes and pressures increase, God’s people are called to measure su...

What is the purpose of fasting, and why did Jesus expect His followers to practice it? In this message, Pastor Korey explores Matthew 6:16–18 and shows that fasting is far more than going without food—it is a physical expression of spiritual dependence. Looking at examples throughout Scripture, we see God’s people fasting to seek wisdom, guidance, mercy, protection, and a deeper relationship with...

What does it mean to truly be a friend of God? In this message, we walk through John 15 and the incredible invitation Jesus gives to His followers: “I have called you friends.” From the separation caused by sin in the Garden of Eden to the cross opening the way back to God, this teaching explores nearness, obedience, faith, prayer, and intimacy with Christ. Friendship with God is not about equalit...

Why do so many people grow discouraged in prayer? In this message, Pastor Korey explores the difference between our expectations and God’s actual promises, showing how disappointment often comes from expecting things God never guaranteed. Through Scripture and the witness of the early church, we’re reminded that prayer is not about controlling God or escaping hardship—it’s about trusting a faithfu...

What do you do when heaven feels silent and the answer doesn’t come quickly? In Luke 18:1–8, Jesus tells a parable about persistent prayer—not to teach us that God is reluctant, but to remind us not to lose heart while we wait. This week, Pastor Korey shows how continual prayer is rooted in continual faith, and why trusting God’s character matters even in seasons of delay, suffering, and uncertain...

Prayer isn’t meant to be complicated—it’s meant to be central. In Luke 11:1–10, Jesus teaches not just what to say, but how to approach God with the right heart, priorities, and persistence. This week, Pastor Korey walks through the pattern of prayer, reminding us that prayer isn’t about perfect words—it’s about a real relationship with a good Father who listens and responds.

Join Pastor Korey and Jeremy for Week Two of our Q&A series as they dive into questions from the church and explore real-life topics through a biblical lens. This conversation is honest, practical, and centered on God’s Word, helping you think deeper and grow in your faith. Questions gone over: Do miracles, signs, and wonders still happen today or were they for a specific time in history? Is h...

Join Pastor Korey and Jeremy for Week One of our Q&A series as they dive into questions from the church and explore real-life topics through a biblical lens. This conversation is honest, practical, and centered on God’s Word, helping you think deeper and grow in your faith. Questions gone over: Can you explain the context behind 1 John 1:8. If we are in Christ we are no longer sinners. But peo...

If we’re saved by grace, what do we do about sin? In Romans 6, we’re reminded that we didn’t just get forgiven—we died with Christ and were raised to a new life. This week, Pastor Korey challenges us to live in that freedom, showing that grace doesn’t excuse sin, it breaks its power and calls us to something greater.

From the weight of the cross to the victory of the empty tomb, this is the moment everything changed. In Mark 15:21–16:16, we see the innocent King suffer, the barrier between God and man torn apart, and the grave defeated once and for all. This week, Pastor Korey reminds us that the resurrection isn’t just something to celebrate—it’s something to respond to, because Jesus didn’t just die for sin,...

At Passover, a guilty man walks free while the innocent Son of God is condemned in his place. In Mark 15:6–20, we see the crowd reject truth, choose a rebel, and unknowingly display the heart of the gospel—the great exchange. This week, Pastor Korey shows how Barabbas’ story is our story, and how Jesus willingly bore the curse so the guilty could go free.

As Jesus stands firm before rulers and accusations, Peter collapses under pressure just steps away. In Mark 14:66–15:5, we see the contrast between a failing disciple and a faithful King—one denying, the other declaring truth in silence. This week, Pastor Korey reminds us that following Jesus requires more than good intentions, and that even when we fail, the King who went to the cross is still re...

Throughout history, kingdoms rise and fall—but God promised a kingdom that would never end. In this message from Daniel, Jeremy Smith walks through Nebuchadnezzar’s dream and the prophetic promise of a kingdom not built by human hands. From the coming of Christ to the ongoing growth of the gospel, we see how God’s eternal kingdom has already broken into history and continues to expand across the w...

In the darkness of the garden, betrayal comes with a kiss and the Shepherd stands alone. In Mark 14:42–52, Judas delivers Jesus into the hands of those who should have recognized Him, the old system rejects its fulfillment, and the disciples scatter in fear. This week, Pastor Korey shows how none of it was accidental—every step fulfilled Scripture—and how the Good Shepherd remained faithful even w...

In a quiet garden under crushing pressure, the fate of humanity hangs in the balance. In Mark 14:32–42, Jesus enters Gethsemane—the place of the oil press—where the Second Adam submits fully to the Father’s will and accepts the cup of judgment meant for us. This week, Pastor Korey walks through the agony, obedience, and love of Christ, showing that our redemption rests not on human strength, but o...

This week, our youth pastor, Cody Mahurin, led us in facing the quiet faith crisis many believers carry. When leaders fall, influential people walk away from the faith, churches drift, and suffering hits home, belief can feel fragile. This exhortation wrestles with three honest questions: Jesus, are You who You say You are? Can You hear me? Are You really in control? Looking at multiple examples t...

Even the most confident disciple can fall, but Jesus’ grace runs deeper than our weakness. In Mark 14:27–31, Jesus predicts the scattering of His followers, promises restoration before failure ever happens, and shows that our hope rests not in our resolve, but in His finished work. This week, Pastor Korey reminds us that the Shepherd who was struck is the same Shepherd who gathers, restores, and l...

As Jesus moves closer to the cross, loyalty and betrayal are revealed side by side. In Mark 14:10–26, Judas chooses treachery, the disciples are confronted with honest self-examination, and Jesus establishes the New Covenant through His own body and blood. This week, Pastor Korey shows how the Passover finds its fulfillment in Christ—and how a finished sacrifice replaces the old system with a cove...

As betrayal is being planned in secret, an act of costly devotion unfolds in the open. In Mark 14:1–9, a woman pours out everything she has on Jesus—and her worship is criticized as wasteful until Jesus declares it beautiful and eternally significant. This week, Pastor Korey shows how true worship flows from recognizing Christ’s worth, and why a Savior who willingly gives Himself to death is worth...

Jesus shifts the focus from when things would happen to how His followers should live in light of them. In Mark 13:32–37, He teaches that while the exact moment was intentionally withheld, the call to readiness was made clear—stay alert, stay faithful, and stay at your post. This week, Pastor Korey reminds us that the heart of Jesus’ warning isn’t fear or speculation, but steady obedience and watc...

Jesus didn’t speak in riddles—He spoke with clarity and authority. In Mark 13:27–31, He explains how God’s people would be gathered, how the signs of judgment would be recognized, and why His words could be trusted without exception. This week, Pastor Korey shows how Jesus set a real time frame for His prophecy, how history confirmed it, and why the enduring power of His word gives us unshakable c...