Reclaimed Church

Your words make worlds. They build up and they tear down. We were made after the image of our Father who *spoke* the world into being. Pastor Caleb McElroy encourages us this week to consider what you’re creating when you open your mouth.

In life, just like on a highway, we need guard rails—protective barriers that keep us from veering off course. This week Pastor Korey explores the idea of mental guard rails that help keep our thoughts on track. We all have irrational and inaccurate thoughts that can influence our actions. Are you allowing scripture and the work of the Holy Spirit to help keep them from going off the rails?

Have you ever been judged or labeled for choosing Jesus and his teachings over pacifying others around you? This week Pastor Korey finishes up his series on the beatitudes in Matthew 5 and dives into why Christians have historically been targets of hatred, how to prioritize faith, and whether we truly believe what we profess.

True peacemakers run towards conflict with deliberate humble effort, fostering a culture of peace that represents God’s passion for reconciliation. Pastor Korey continues in his series this week and challenges us to look at our relationships to see if we are peacemakers or peace keepers.

Have you ever felt like you just can’t hear God’s voice or that he feels so far away? This week Pastor Korey challenges us to remove the impurities in our hearts that keep us from seeing and experiencing God.

Do you judge yourself as quickly and harshly as you judge others? This week Pastor Korey shows us what it looks like to be a person of mercy as he challenges us to reject hypocritical judgements and embrace true compassion and empathy for others.

In this episode, Pastor Korey is diving into Matthew 5:6 to talk about what it means to really hunger and thirst for righteousness. He’ll break down the two different types of righteousness and one of the crucial signs of a healthy spirit — hunger. Have you been filling up with what truly satisfies?

This week Pastor Korey expands on the idea of mourning beyond just the loss of a loved one, as he discusses deep sorrow over sin and the journey from confession to true repentance. There is grace available for you that leads to repentance and the freedom found in humility.

Many of us would see meekness as being shy or timid but Pastor Korey reveals this week that meekness is actually defined as strength under control. He tells stories of people who exemplified incredible restraint and experienced great reward. May the Holy Spirit bless you this week with the grace to choose self control.

Pastor Korey begins a series focused on each of the Beatitudes from Matthew 5. This week he looks at Matthew 5:3, where we explore what it truly means to be poor in spirit. Discover the depth of compassion that arises from understanding our need for salvation and the danger of self-righteousness.

This week we see parallels between the fire of God's presence in Exodus 19 and Acts 2. Pastor Korey unpacks how Jesus' righteousness bridges the gap between God and humanity.  It is the Holy Spirit that gives us the supernatural ability to produce fruit of the spirit rather than the flesh. 

This week Pastor Korey unpacks Acts 1:3 and the ascension of Jesus after his 40 days following his resurrection. Join us as we discover the profound truth that Jesus is not just our friend but the King of kings, calling us to establish His kingdom and make disciples of all nations.

Join us for a special Easter Sunday message celebrating and remembering the Lamb of God. 

This week Pastor Caleb McElroy teaches about the helmet of salvation. The enemy will try to attack our minds with lies that can reshape our identity in Christ that we freely received at salvation. Where do you get your identity from?

This week Pastor Korey spends time discussing the 3 types of faith - saving faith, core doctrines of *the* faith, and putting our trust in God alone.

When the reality of the gospel hits our life, it is followed by a peace that grounds us and sends us. This week Korey continues his series on the armor of God and explains how this “gospel of peace” gives us stability and mobility.

This week Pastor Korey talks about the essential protection we get from righteousness. He goes further into detail on the two different kinds of righteousness we have access to through Christ— positional and practical.

This week Pastor Korey continues in Titus 2 and he talks about salvation for all as Paul continues to emphasize that no one is excluded from the reach of the gospel. He challenges Titus to encourage the church to look at what Jesus has done on the cross and to his full glory being revealed in the future. This is our fuel for growing up in Christ.

This week Pastor Korey begins chapter 2 of Titus and lays out some basics for living. He talks about self control, gossip, training up the younger generation, and how being a good worker helps to reveal the gospel.

In this section Paul challenges Titus to reprimand his people for listening to false teachers who add restrictions to the gospel and whose motivation is only for selfish gain. Pastor Korey talks about what it looks like to honor God by submitting to authorities in our life, loving people who are too far gone, and how to handle when our convictions are different from those around us.

This week Korey continues his series in Titus and details the qualifications of not just church leaders, but also mature believers.

This week Korey begins a new series going over the book of Titus. He talks about being a slave to God, what God can and cannot do, why Jesus came at the perfect time, and some background about what we know about the life of Titus.

This week Pastor Korey wraps up the series in Jude. The antidote to falling prey to false teachers is not to broadcast their wrongdoings across your community, like some may think. Jude encourages the church to stay busy building each other up, praying in the spirit, and keeping our eyes on our coming King.

This week Pastor Korey walks us through the stories of 3 men. Jude warns against teachings that encourage others to serve the Lord out of empty religion, choose money and power over obedience, and rebel against the leaders that God has put in place. Are your ears itching to hear what affirms your own beliefs?

This week Pastor Korey takes us through verses 5-10 in Jude. In this section Jude is clearly highlighting different stories of the Bible that reveal that God always meets rebellion with justice.