Transformation Church Sermons

Conflict resolution is vital to our spiritual health. Pastor Derwin and Vicki Gray continue our Holy Habits sermon series with a message on how royal priests serve as peacemakers in the kingdom of God. In this sermon, we learn how resolve conflict in a way that honors God.

Pastor Derwin and Vicki Gray co-teach to kick off our Holy Habits sermon series. In this message, we will learn how we reflect Jesus when we remember all of life is worship. Worship is remembering who God is, His word, and who we are in Christ.

Hosanna Wong concludes our TC Welcomes sermon series with a message on fighting the right battles for the kingdom of God. Instead of believing the lies that we are not enough, we can rest in the truth that, in Christ, we are made righteous and redeemed.

We’re continuing our TC Welcomes sermon series with a message from Dr. John Perkins. Dr. Perkins is an incredible Bible teacher, civil rights activist, author, and minister.

Carlos Whittaker will be in the house this weekend as we continue our TC Welcomes series. He will be preaching a message titled Enter Wild. When we prioritize rest and intentionality with God, we can experience abundance on this side of heaven.

We're continuing our TC Welcomes series and are joined by Pastor Clayton King! Pastor Clayton is preaching a powerful message on how faith is not the absence of fear but trusting God in the face of fear.

We're continuing our TC Welcomes series with one of our very own Transformers, Joel Muddamalle! Joel brings a message on joy that defies division. When we walk with the Lord, we find common joy with those around us, leading to unity.

Pastor Rich Villodas joins us for our TC Welcomes sermon series and preaches a sermon on Romans 8:31-34. When we remember that God is for us, we stop living in chains and start living in the freedom He gives us.

Pastor Curtis Miller concludes our Jonah sermon series with a message on how God’s grace is available to everyone. God is calling us to extend grace to those around us, just as His grace has been lavished upon us.

As we see in the life of Jonah, God’s amazing grace transforms us to live on mission for Him, walk in obedience, and extend grace to others. Instead of focusing on the results we can produce, we are to fix our eyes on the Lord’s character and the calling He gives us.

Pastor Derwin continues our Jonah sermon with a message on grace in distress. In the life of the prophet Jonah, we see that God's grace pursues His people. When we experience distress, we're empowered to rely on the Lord, be empowered by the Lord, and trust in the Lord.

During week 3 of our Jonah sermon series, Pastor Derwin unpacks the grace Jonah experienced in the midst of belly of the fish. Even though Jonah's sin and disobedience were extreme, God was faithful in His pursuit of His prophet. He is doing the same with us now, calling us into repentance and into life with Him.

Pastor Derwin continues our Jonah sermon series with a message on grace in the storm. In the midst of storms, we can find healing in the Lord. When we experience His grace in the storm, we're reminded of our calling, our character, and our Christ.

Pastor Derwin begins our Jonah sermon series with a message on the grace we are offered in remembering our calling. The prophet Jonah forgot His calling to be a light to the Gentiles. Like Jonah, we are offered grace and called to repentance when we pursue lesser things than the kingdom of God.

Pastor Derwin preaches a message on how gospel friends conquer evil with good. The gospel friendships in our lives should encourage and challenge us to be obedient Christ followers who are dedicated to living on mission for God's Kingdom.

Pastor Derwin continues our Gospel Friends sermon series with a message on how gospel friends are humble. Gospel friendships that last are built on humility, mutual love and respect, and harmony. In Christ, we can learn to be gospel friends who are focused on transformational relationships over transactional relationships.

Jonathan Hetterly and Kobe Campbell continue our TC Brain Health Conversations with a conversation on how shame affects us. In this video, they discuss the complicated relationship between the Christian faith and shame, as well as the complicated relationship between mental health and shame. As the global Church, we can help combat the destructive effects of shame. #BrainHealth #MentalHealthAwaren...

We’re continuing our Gospel Friends series with a message from our very own Pastor Curtis Miller, Pastor Josh Samarco, and Minister Alexandra Hoover who will be co-teaching a sermon on how gospel friends seek peace. In Christ, we can be gospel friends who seek the good of others, promote peace, and choose love over vengeance.

Dr. Vickey Maclin and Dr. Jurrell Riley discuss the constant battle in the Church between clinical and faith. Many people think you must choose faith or choose science. In reality, faith and science don't compete with each other but work together. As we discuss brain and mental health in the Church, we must approach the conversation with both biblical and clinical truths. #BrainHealth​ #MentalHeal...

We're kicking off Brain Health Awareness Month with a special guest speaker: Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith. Dr. Saundra Dalton-Smith brings a powerful message on the topics of trauma, brain health, and faith.

Pastor Derwin continues our Gospel Friends sermon series with a message on how friends are present in the midst of pain. We all need someone to lean on. Gospel friendships are built between people who walk with each other through pain.

Pastor Derwin continues our Gospel Friends sermon series with a message on friends who love like family. In Christ, we are family! When we are adopted into the family of God, we receive a family of gospel friends. God not only forgives our sins, but He gives us brothers and sisters with different colored skins.

Pastor Derwin begins our Gospel Friends sermon series with a message on the aim of friendship. In this sermon, we will learn the purpose of gospel friendships and unpack important qualities in biblical community.

During this special Easter service, Pastor Derwin concludes our Refuse sermon series with a message on refusing to stay dead. Because Jesus rose from the dead, we are met with forgiveness, new identity, and new mission. We're no longer dead but alive with Christ!