Reclaimed Church

Who is this Jesus who walks straight from glory into chaos—and still brings healing, hope, and truth? In Mark 9:14–32, we see raw faith, honest struggle, and the power of prayer that moves mountains. This week, Pastor Korey unpacks what it means to trust Jesus not just on the mountaintop, but right in the middle of the mess.

Who is this Jesus who shines with glory on a mountain and stands beside Moses and Elijah? In Mark 9:1–13, we witness the Transfiguration—a moment of awe, mystery, and divine confirmation that Jesus is the beloved Son. This week, we explore what it means to see Jesus for who He truly is and why we can trust Him, even when the mountaintop fades.

In this message, Allie Wilkinson reminds us that lasting spiritual fruit doesn’t come from trying harder—it comes from staying rooted in Christ. Drawing from Galatians 5, she challenges us to stop striving for outward change and start pursuing a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit. When we water the root, the fruit will follow.

Who is this Jesus who asks the most important question we’ll ever answer— “Who do you say I am?” In Mark 8:27–38, we see a bold confession, a shocking rebuke, and a call to take up our cross and follow. This week, Pastor Korey unpacks what it means to truly know Jesus—and why the right answer changes everything.

Who is this Messiah who heals a blind man in stages, predicts His death, and calls us to take up our cross? In Mark 8, Jesus reveals who He truly is—and it’s not always what people expect. This week, we’re wrestling with identity, revelation, and the cost of truly following Him.

Jesus is not here to fix your habits — He’s here to change your heart. Join us as we talk Pharisees, miracles, and how Jesus flips religion upside down to make room at the table for everyone.

Who is this Jesus? In Mark 6, we see a carpenter rejected in His hometown, a Shepherd who feeds thousands, and the God who walks on water—and still, people struggle to recognize Him. Join us this week as we dive into a chapter full of faith, doubt, power, and the question that changes everything.

What if the places you avoid are the very places Jesus is already working? Jesus has authority over darkness, disease, and even death—and He uses it to restore what’s been lost. In this powerful look at Mark 5, we see Jesus pursue the broken, confront evil, and speak life where others see only the end.

In this episode, we dive into the power-packed parables of Jesus in Mark 4—where seeds, soil, storms, and mustard trees all point to the truth about our hearts and God’s Kingdom. Jesus shows us that His Word can change everything, if we’re willing to really listen and let it take root.

In this section through Mark 2 and 3, we see Jesus forgiving sins, calling outcasts, confronting religion, and casting out darkness with unstoppable authority.

In this episode, we start a new series exploring the gospel of Mark, widely known as the action packed gospel written from the perspective of Peter, one of Jesus’ closest friends and disciples. We start the story of Jesus in Mark 1—from ancient prophecies coming true to Jesus’ baptism, temptation, and calling His first disciples. John the Baptist sets the stage with a bold call to repentance, and...

This week we celebrate Resurrection Sunday and we follow each day of the week leading up to Jesus’ arrest, crucifixion, and resurrection. The resurrection isn’t the end of the story — it’s the beginning of our mission.

This week we unpack the powerful moment Jesus entered Jerusalem—and the deeper meaning behind the celebration. From palm branches to prophecy, we explore how the crowds welcomed a king they didn’t fully understand, and how we still do the same today.

What does gospel-centered living really look like? In this episode, we wrap up Paul’s letter to Corinth with a look at healthy generosity, faithful service, and making space for God’s mission in our everyday lives.

Will we have physical bodies in heaven? Do our “souls” get separated from our bodies when we die? This week we dive into 1 Corinthians 15 which is one of the strongest chapters in the Bible describing the details of the great resurrection of the dead at Christ’s return. The resurrection guarantees eternal significance to everything we do here on earth for his kingdom!

How should the gifts of prophecy and tongues actually be used to build up the church? In this message, we’re diving into 1 Corinthians 14 to see how these gifts function in the church and why clarity and order matter in worship. When we pursue spiritual gifts with love, we reflect the faithfulness and peace of God.

What is the true mark of spiritual maturity? In this episode, we’re diving into 1 Corinthians 13 to challenge our misconceptions about love and explore what it really looks like in our daily lives. If love is patient, kind, and keeps no record of wrongs, how are we measuring up? There’s only one love that never fails and only one who loves us perfectly.

What if your identity wasn’t based on what you’ve done but on who you belong to? This week, Jeremy Smith unpacks Galatians 3:23–4:7 and the incredible truth that through Christ, we’re not just forgiven—we’re adopted into God’s family! No longer slaves but heirs, we get to call the Creator of the universe our Father. That changes everything.

Does everyone have a spiritual gift? In this episode, we’re digging into spiritual gifts — what they are, why they matter, and how the Holy Spirit gives them to each of us to serve the church. God has uniquely wired you to make a difference and calls you to eagerly desire to be used by Him to build his kingdom.

Are men and women truly equal? What is the deal with the confusing passages about hair and head coverings? In 1 Corinthians 11, Paul challenges us to reflect Christ in our relationships, from how we honor authority and structure to how we approach worship and community. Join us as we explore biblical leadership in marriage, the meaning behind head coverings, and what it truly means to live in a wa...

In this episode, we explore Paul’s message in 1 Corinthians 9 and 10, focusing on serving others, living with purpose, and making choices that honor God. Paul reminds us that ministry is about sacrifice, connection, and discipline, and that God always provides a way out of temptation.

Whose needs are more important in a marriage? Obviously we would all say both are important, but when it comes to sexual intimacy in marriage oftentimes one partner’s needs are prioritized over the other or worse — it is not prioritized at all. This week we continue in 1 Corinthians covering the high value God has for healthy sexual intimacy inside marriage, the gift of singleness, and the challen...

How would you handle sexual sin in yourself, a fellow Christian, or leader in the church? This week we dive into the way Paul deals with sexual sin in the church in Corinth and the consequences when it isn’t dealt with in our churches and private lives.

Think your church is a hot mess? This week we start a new series studying Paul’s letter to the church in Corinth and see God’s faithfulness continue to work through this imperfect church. We learn about navigating division in the church, some signs of spiritual immaturity, and the judgement that our good and bad works will receive after Jesus’ return.

In this week’s episode, we explore 1 Thessalonians 5 and the call to live as children of light, staying spiritually awake and alert in a world prone to darkness and distraction. Be encouraged by God’s faithfulness to make us holy, His desire for salvation, and the challenge to live with joy and gratitude in our every day life.