Reclaimed Church

This week we learn that the Father gave us our sex drive and it is a powerful gift that we have to learn to manage from a very early age. So why do we often find ourselves ashamed or embarrassed by this gift he has given us? As we cast aside shame, we are better able to ask for help in managing self control and leaving the silent struggle of sexual sin. For more resources around this topic, go to:...

You are what you think about — and if you are what you think about, then you’re also what you call yourself. This week Pastor Korey encourages us to think about who we have been calling ourselves — you might be in a season where the Lord is ready to turn the page on an old name. *We have included a brief word and testimony that happened during worship at the beginning of the podcast. We hope it en...

On earth as it is in heaven — this week Pastor Korey challenges us to think about what it looks like to bring the kingdom of heaven into our daily lives.

This week Pastor Korey shares the key to finding peace and knowing God’s will for your life — it might not be as complicated as you think!

This week Pastor Korey reveals how passionate the Father is about restored relationships. Is anything we hold against another person harder or more impossible to forgive than the debt Jesus forgave us of?

This week Pastor Korey discusses how often we are influenced by the world instead of shifting culture around us. As the church, we are called to bring heaven to earth.

This week Pastor Korey talks about the difference between being greedy and being a good steward. When you think of greed, do you automatically associate it with money? It doesn’t just affect how we hold onto our money — but also the blessings the Father is able to pour out on our lives. —— also apologies for the audio quality this week because as you will hear, it was pouring during our service!

Are we sinners or are we saints? Pastor Korey looks at the identity of the believer and questions what it means to be a new creation in Christ, being in right standing and having Jesus as our advocate before the Father.

Pastor Korey unpacks the vital place that correction has in our walks. Oftentimes we miss out on the blessings he has for us because we kick against his correction, insisting we know best. The Father corrects in love as he prepares us for our purpose and the “more” he has for our lives.

Stop trying to be like Jesus and be with him. This week Pastor Caleb talks about how growth happens in secret when we are with Jesus. Being with Jesus enables us to walk like him.

This week Pastor Korey walks us through what pride looks like when it masquerades as false humility. The Lord gives grace and favor to us when we put away pride and embrace the often painful work of choosing true humility.

This week Pastor Korey continues his series on walking out our identity in Christ as royalty.

This week Pastor Korey talks about shifting our thinking from being a slave to being a son or daughter of God.

This week Pastor Korey challenges us to evaluate the places we go to in order to quench our thirst.

This week Korey challenges us to investigate our thoughts.

What does worship look like for you? This week Korey challenges us to think about worship in a deeper way, understanding that worship is a 2 way street — getting to know God and being known by Him.

Pastor Korey talks about the story behind David’s distress in Psalm 142 and challenges us to examine what we run to for protection.

Do you ever feel like God is too big to be concerned with your small problems? This week Pastor Korey talks about how God is for you. He cares about everything, even the small thing in your life.

Have you ever felt the Lord calling you to do something? In this weeks sermon, Korey talks about how what we say yes to determines our trajectory.

Tune in for our end of the year service by Korey Wilkinson.

How do you react when you’re faced with a closed door? This week Korey breaks down Mark 2 and dealing with unmet expectations.

This week Pastor Korey Wilkinson talks about the struggle of letting go of what was as we are called into what’s next.

What frustrates you? This week Pastor Korey Wilkinson explains how all our frustration and anger come from one root cause.

This week Korey Wilkinson shares how knowing our identity as God’s Temple helps prevent failure from halting our progress.

This week Pastor Korey Wilkinson explores what it looks like to renew our minds (Romans 12:2), giving insight on how repetitive thinking creates neural pathways.