Transformation Church Sermons

This week, we’re excited to welcome Dr. Ed Stetzer. Ed is the Dean of Talbot School of Theology at Biola University and Scholar in Residence and Teaching Pastor at Mariners Church. He has planted, revitalized, and pastored churches; trained pastors and church planters on six continents; and has written hundreds of articles and a dozen books. 

This week, we’re excited to welcome Dr. Crawford Loritts! Dr. Crawford is the President and Founder of Beyond Our Generation. He has traveled around the country and world to speak to different groups, planted churches, served as the senior pastor of Fellowship Bible Church in Roswell, Georgia, and been a featured speaker at Super Bowls, NCAA Final Four Chapel, and the Pentagon. 

This week, we’re excited to welcome Ann Voskamp! Ann is the wife of a farmer, mama to seven, and the author of the New York Times bestsellers The Broken Way, The Greatest Gift, Unwrapping the Greatest Gift, and the sixty-week New York Times bestseller One Thousand Gifts: A Dare to Live Fully Right Where You Are, which has sold more than 1.5 million copies and has been translated into more than twe...

This week, we’re excited to welcome Dr. Joel Muddamalle! Joel serves as the Director of Theology and Research for Proverbs 31 Ministries and Lysa TerKeurst, and he is also a part of our preaching team at Transformation Church. Joel has a Ph. D. in Theology, and he loves studying and teaching the brilliant truths found in Scripture and unpacking how they relate to our everyday lives. 

This week, we’re excited to welcome Clayton King! Clayton is the President and Founder of Clayton King Ministries, an accomplished author, teaching pastor, and radio show host. He also has a passion to train and raise up young leaders and invest in pastors across a wide range of denominations.

The Gospel empowers us to engage in conflict in a healthy, mature way. The more secure we are in the Gospel, the less reactive we are. In this sermon, we will learn how to resolve conflict and live a life of excellence.

As we are built up in Christ, we are called to build others up. In today’s sermon, we will learn how to encourage others to live out their purpose as Kingdom builders.

Out of an overflow of God’s love for us, we can love others unconditionally. In today’s sermon, we will learn how to love unconditionally.

The way we communicate the Gospel matters. In today’s sermon, we will learn how to communicate the Gospel clearly.

Just as God invited us into His story through His Son Jesus, we are called to invite others to know Him as everyday missionaries. In today’s sermon, we will learn how to grow by living an inviting life.

We were not created to do life on our own. We were created for connection with God and with others. In today’s sermon, we will learn what it means to grow by connecting.

The way we view ourselves matters. We can either see ourselves through a broken lens or through the lens of God says we are. In today's sermon, we will learn how to grow by loving ourselves correctly (Inward).

When we say yes to Jesus our spiritual formation starts and we begin the journey of growing to become more like Jesus. In today's sermon, we will learn how to grow by loving God completely (Upward).

Easter is a time to reflect on the victory Jesus won for us. He fought and defeated the enemy of sin and death with His weapon of mercy. In today’s sermon, we will learn what it means to feast on God’s mercy.

We all need another chance in life. God, through Jesus, gives us the chance to be restored to a right relationship with Him and to the people God intended us to be as humans. In today’s sermon, we will learn what it means to feast on God’s restoration.

In this sermon, we will learn what it means to feast on God’s presence.

God calls us to walk in humility and dependence on Him, but what does that mean, and how do we live that out? In today’s message, we will learn what it means to feast on humility.

When we say yes to Jesus, God, in His kindness, makes us part of the body of Christ. Not only that, but God meets us where we are and transforms us to build His church! In this message, we will learn what it means to feast on kindness.

Grace isn’t something we can earn; it’s a gift given by God through Jesus. When we receive grace, we are free from condemnation and free to leave our lives of sin. In this message, we will learn what it means to feast on grace.

In this season of Lent, we are preparing our hearts for Easter so we can follow Jesus more deeply. In today’s message, we will learn what feasting on forgiveness means.

In the Old Testament, God made Abraham a promise that he would be the father of many nations. Through his lineage, we get Jesus who not only rescues us through His sacrifice on the cross, but gives us a new identity and mission to live. In today’s message, we will learn that El Shaddai is the Lord God Almighty.

Throughout the Bible, we see God as a faithful provider. When God gave us Jesus, He provided all that we need for life and godliness. In today’s message, we will learn that Yahweh Jireh is our provider.

When people think of healing, they usually think about physical healing. While we may not experience full physical healing on this side of heaven, we can experience healing from the power of sin. In this message, we will learn that Yahweh Rapha is the Lord Who Heals.

When the world is unrighteous, God’s people need the gift of God’s righteousness so we can live righteously, bringing Him glory and us happiness. In today’s message, we will learn that Yahweh’s righteousness is our righteousness in Christ.

From the Old Testament to the New Testament, we see God’s faithfulness as He sets His people free. In today’s message, we will learn that Yahweh, the Great I AM, keeps His covenant promise.