Transformation Church Sermons

We are all born spiritually dead, but through the resurrection of Jesus, we have been granted eternal life. This eternal life doesn’t begin when we die and go to heaven; eternal life begins the moment we say yes to Jesus! In this Easter message, we are celebrating our new life in Christ.

Some of us feel like we’re trying so hard to please God and do the right thing, yet we still fall short. In this message, we’ll learn that the only way to overcome sin is to stop trying and start relying on Jesus. 

In America, we are often so consumed by politics that we forget about the mission God has given us to advance His Kingdom here on earth. In this message, we will learn how to turn from our political idolatry to kingdom politics by giving our allegiance to Jesus and His Kingdom.

Often, the idea of sexual purity is distorted or used as a tactic to shame people. Instead of living as a slave to these ideals, we are invited to see sex as a gift from God in its proper context. In this message, we’ll learn how to turn from sexual brokenness to sexual wholeness by viewing marriage and sex as signposts that point to something greater: Jesus and His love for the Church.

In our culture, it’s easy to become consumed by greed. We either want what others have or more of what we already own. In this season of Lent, Jesus longs for us to turn from greed to generosity so we can experience the fullness of His grace and share it with those around us.

Today, we're celebrating Transformation Church’s 13th anniversary! During this service, we will look back at all that God has done in and through Transformation Church and look forward to what He's going to do.

It’s hard to find joy when we’re experiencing great pain – whether physically, mentally, or emotionally – but we can take hope in the words of Jesus in Matthew 5:4, “Happy are people who grieve, because they will be made glad.” In the midst of our grief, we can still experience joy because Jesus is with us and for us. 

Life is a journey, and many of us think we’ll finally be happy when we reach a certain destination. Sometimes that destination is city, and sometimes it’s a season of life. In this sermon, we’ll learn that happiness isn’t about where you go, it’s about the person you’re becoming.

It’s easy to think that having more things will make us happy – more money, clothes, friends. But true happiness isn’t something we can buy. True happiness can only be found in Jesus.

Have you ever thought to yourself, “I’ll be happy when...?” While it’s easy to think we’ll be happy when we arrive at a certain point, true happiness is not about the destination, it’s about the journey. 

We don’t know what 2023 holds, but we know the One who holds 2023 in His hands. Join us for a special service called “Preparation” as we prepare our hearts to be committed to Jesus this year. 

Christmas is a time for us to reflect on the hope we have in Jesus. Though the world is dark, He is our light that will shine forever.

We all worship something or someone, whether we realize it or not. What we worship is where we find our identity and purpose. In this sermon, we’ll learn that our true identity and purpose is found by keeping our eyes on Jesus. 

Throughout time, God’s people have experienced the pain and tragedy of a broken world, but we do not suffer without hope. One day, all that’s wrong will be made right because of the blood of the Lamb. We can trust Jesus today because He is the Lord of History. 

At Christmas time, we often reflect on the birth of Jesus, but in this sermon, we’re going to explore the beauty of His life, death, and resurrection. Join us as we look at Revelation 1:5-6 to discover the freedom we have in Jesus, the Lord of Salvation. 

At times, we may feel unloved and unwanted, but we have a Good Shepherd who always pursues us. God's love for us is unbreakable.

Our God is the Good Shepherd who protects His sheep. This doesn’t mean that we won’t experience trials. It means that nothing will ever snatch us out of God’s hands.

When we make a decision to follow Jesus, He gives us new life. In this message, we’ll learn what it looks like to experience our new life in Christ.

When we look to the things of this world to fulfill us, we will end up disappointed. Thankfully, we have a Good Shepherd who provides everything that we need. In this message, we’ll discover how God is a faithful provider who we can trust.

In Psalm 23, the psalmist shares that God is our shepherd, but what does that mean? In this sermon, we will discover the characteristics of our Good Shepherd and how He is worthy of our trust.

During this series, we’ve learned that the mystery of Christ is us – the Church. When we join Jesus and His Church, we become a new creation and have the opportunity to invite more people to experience new life in Christ.

The temple used to be a physical building where people had to go to meet with God, but because of Jesus, we are now His temple. In this message, we’ll learn more about what it means for the Church to be the temple of God.

In Ephesians 5, Paul uses the relationship between a bride and groom to describe the love Christ has for the Church. In this message, we’ll explore what it means for us to be the bride of Christ, holy and fully loved by Jesus.

When we decide to followJesus, we become part of a new family. This new family is sometimescalled “the body of Christ.” In this message, we’ll learn what it means to be the body of Christ and how we all play an important part.

As God’s people, we are chosen by Him. In part two of this sermon, we will continue learning what it means to be God’s elect.