Reclaimed Church

This Mother’s Day service we challenge you to learn how to love one another better by understanding your individual love languages. Korey breaks down each of the five love languages as we learn that often times our closest family and friends need something different than we are usually giving.

Our gospel may not be telling the whole story if it doesn’t communicate both the hopeful joy of salvation *and* the real struggle of being a disciple of Jesus. This week Korey continues his series on understanding why suffering happens in our world.

Why did the Father even plant the other tree in the garden if he knew the great cost that would come in order to redeem his creation? This week Korey introduces the idea of free will and why the Father was willing to pay such a great cost for it.

On this special Easter service, we take a look at the story of the Resurrection. Many people agree that Jesus was a real man who died and was buried in a tomb, but what happened next is often left up to each person. Did the disciples just make up the story about his resurrection? How do we know it’s true? Listen to find out!

Do you control your mind or does your mind control you? So many of us ask for peace and freedom from anxiety but don’t realize that our minds actually require intentional training to keep chaotic thoughts from ruling us.

Listen up! Not every bad thing that happens in your life is the Devil. The Lord often stretches us and puts us through fiery circumstances to grow us and shape us into who he called us to be. This week at Large Group we had the honor of having Linzi Rice, one of Reclaimed’s leaders and worship pastors, speak to us and reveal the way the Lord uses trials to stretch us.

What would you do if you knew Jesus was coming back tomorrow? This week Korey challenges us to remain faithful in the little, and to not disdain the small, menial tasks before us in our life.

What is the balance between grace and truth? Can we actually have real connection with the Father and in our relationships if we live in a community that is too scared to be truthful? This week Korey shows us how love without truth isn’t actually getting us to real intimacy.

Does everyone deserve to be heard? Is your table open to disagreement? Or does respect and honor leave the room when there is disharmony or conflict? This week Korey breaks down what it looks like to honor not just those in authority or those we respect, but also those who have acted dishonorably or we disagree with.

When the Lord gives a promise it often feels like the fulfillment should be right around the corner, especially in this Amazon Prime “get it tomorrow” age. But if you pay attention you will see him working intentionally in the waiting to prepare you for what’s to come. All you need to do is be still and know. We had the great honor of having one of our leadership team, John Coronado, come speak th...

What are some areas of your life you were made to conquer? This week Korey pushes us to confront the challenges we’ve been avoiding and believe that there is a promise on the other side of victory worth fighting for.

Do you have good evidence to believe in God? This week Korey breaks down a few points as to how our universe and our morality points us to one true God.

Do we tithe our money to the Lord out of obligation? Or is it because we’re promised to get a big return? Is tithing even a New Testament principle? Korey challenges us to open the door into this closed room of our hearts to see why tithing is important to the Father.

When someone has a problem or an offense against you, it’s their responsibility to come to you fix it, right? This week we find out that might not be the case if we start to value reconciliation the way the Father does.

Korey invites us this week to reevaluate any fear or misconceptions we might have around demon possession and their casting out. Jesus makes it very clear that he has given us all authority as his sons and daughters over powers of darkness.

This week Korey breaks down the prayer of Jabez. How do you view the blessings you get in life? Are they just for you, or are they for others around you as well?

This week John Kimer shares a personal story that challenges us to consider whether we are the sheep or the goat mentioned in Matthew 25. Do we really know him?

This week Korey will challenge you to confront what comes first in your heart — the Kingdom or a political party. Prepare your feathers to be ruffled.

Pastor Korey shows us that to have freedom you actually need discipline.

Knowledge without wisdom is destructive. Pastor Korey gives us fresh insight on the life of Joseph.

This week Caleb takes us back into some early church history to see how the extravagant and radical love of the early church caused many to come to know Jesus.

At this special Christmas service, Pastor Korey takes us through the beautiful story of the birth of Jesus and the events surrounding it.

This week we learn more about the 3 wise men and their journey to meeting Jesus as they follow the star. Often times the Lord calls us to follow a star, but we get tired over the journey or lose faith that we’re really following the right thing. How has the Lord been speaking to you lately? And are you still following what he originally said?

As we start off the first Sunday of Advent, Pastor Korey takes us back to the man who prepared the people for the coming of Jesus. John the Baptist truly laid his life down for this cause and yet did not get the ending he expected. When we face disappointment, will we still serve a God we don’t fully understand?

In order to be a great leader you first have to be a great follower. What we learn through following and discipleship sets us up to be the leaders God has called us to be. Korey walks us through the life of Elisha and his protege Gahazi as we see what a good follower is and isn’t.