Reclaimed Church

This week Pastor Korey begins a series breaking down the book of Jude, a powerful book with only one chapter that was written by one of Jesus’ brothers. He talks about the humility of Jude and false teachers who preach a grace that perverts our salvation.

A lot of people say fear can be a good thing and that it can keep you safe. But have we allowed fear to be our protector when only God is able to be our true protector and provider? This week Pastor Korey finalizes this series on necessary sins and unpacks the fears and anxieties we have accepted into our lives.

Proverbs 23 says if you are a big eater then you should put a knife to your throat. This week Pastor Korey challenges a life of excess that causes us to consume more than we need while we are surrounded by those who lack.

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When something goes wrong in our life, who is to blame? What does the Bible say about the way we speak about our trials and troubles? This week Pastor Korey unpacks two of our most engrained habits — blaming and complaining.

When we don’t get what we want or have been wronged, what do we do with the anger that simmers under the surface? This week Pastor Korey shows us how to walk through true forgiveness to find a way out of anger.

This week Pastor Korey begins a new series on the sins we believe are necessary or unavoidable in our lives. When you have been wronged by someone, is your first instinct to talk it out with them to restore the relationship or is it to vent to a friend to be proven right?

This week Pastor Korey wraps up the final week of the apologetics series by doing an overview of all the previous steps and gives helpful tips for having these conversations.

This week Pastor Korey continues the apologetics series and dives into the accuracy of scripture.

This week Pastor Korey continues to dive into the series of apologetics to discuss the evidence of Jesus!

This week Pastor Korey continues his series on apologetics.

This week Korey introduces a series that will teach you to explain and defend your faith. How did the universe come into existence? Is there a creator?

This week Korey finishes his series on James. He talks about the importance of praying about everything, the Biblical history behind anointing the sick with oil, and the value of confessing your sins to another believer.

Will what you’ve built last? Oftentimes we get caught up building our own kingdom of protection and comfort. James challenges those who are comfortable to help comfort others. He challenges those who are suffering to patiently endure and look to the end for their reward. There is an end for all of us —— how will we use this time to build something valuable?

This week Korey talks about positioning yourself to receive grace and letting the Lord direct your steps.

When was the last time you had coffee or a lunch date with an unbeliever? This week Caleb pokes our Christian “bubble” and dares us to get uncomfortable.

This week we have a special service celebrating what Jesus did in the lives of our youth while they were at camp. Korey delivers a mini message at the end challenging us all to draw near to God.

Are you being transformed daily to look more like Jesus? We all have our own individual evil desires within us that cause our own conflicts and issues. Korey exposes that being friends with the world is being an enemy to God.

This week Korey continues in James 3. He challenges us to ask ourselves the hard questions and to also compare true humility and false humility.

According to James, you have a weapon of mass destruction sitting in your mouth. What are you doing to prevent this deadly weapon from hurting others?

This week Korey continues in James 2 and clarifies whether we need works and faith for salvation.

How do you treat people when no one is watching? This week Korey defines a “law breaker” and challenges us with a pretty scary question — will Christians be judged at the end?

This week Korey finishes James 1. Our faith is worthless if it isn’t actually changing us. We are challenged to study our reflection in the mirror and consider whether we are quick to listen and slow to speak. Are we actually implementing all the wisdom we receive?

This week Korey begins a series breaking down the book of James and starts with James 1:1-18. Is it really faith if we’re still micromanaging something we surrendered to God? The beginning of James 1 challenges us about faith and what we believe about the goodness of God.

Do you love to be corrected? This week Korey unpacks a vital piece of biblical kingdom life that most of us tend to avoid — correction and discipline.