Tribe Church

Our world is filled with controversy, and it’s easy to feel like we have to have an opinion and respond to everything. But all that does is create a dividing line where we are compelled to take a stand and choose a side. As Believers, we should remove ourselves from the battle and turn our eyes to Jesus, because every answer and every response is found in Him. He is the one thing we need…He is the...

“Trust.” We see it written on cute t-shirts, coffee mugs, and so on. As believers, it has become one of our hallmark words. But when faced with challenges, this word comes back around and confronts us to lean in a deeper way. Listen as Benjamin shares on the importance of being confronted with this word “trust.”

“Oh, magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt His name together.” Psalm 34:3.  To magnify the Lord is not to try to make Him bigger (for we cannot), but rather to shift our own perspective. Just as a magnifying glass does not increase the size of the sun but instead focuses its immense energy onto a single point, our act of magnifying the Lord focuses our attention toward Him. In this perspectiv...

The Bible describes the Kingdom of God not as a distant destination to be achieved through our efforts, but as a present reality defined by righteousness, peace, and joy—an inheritance bestowed upon us simply because we are His children. As we navigate life, we are invited to anchor our hearts in this unshakable truth. By turning our gaze away from our circumstances and setting our eyes firmly upo...

As believers, every breath we take serves as evidence that Jesus is alive and His life changing presence is within us. We carry a responsibility to navigate the world around us as His representatives, unapologetically abandoned to Him. May we pass this awareness on to the next generation so they may know that the only thing that truly matters is that Jesus is alive—and He is alive in us.

We often find ourselves longing for an articulated word—a spark of hope—that might suddenly shift our circumstances or provide a clear sense of purpose to which we can anchor our lives.  In this service, the profound significance of a baby dedication serves as a reminder of our source of true, authentic hope, that long before we were ever formed in our mother’s womb, Yahweh knew us. Our original p...

The word “faith” comes from the Hebrew word “Emuna,” which speaks of a firm action. When we embrace faith with this understanding, we are choosing to step past the boundaries of logic and into a Kingdom realm reality where trust (a covenantal agreement with the Lord) is actively woven into everything we do. You walk it, breathe it, embody it. This covenantal faith manifests in a firm action in eve...

Believing is a foundational element of trust. It is our covenantal agreement with the Lord that is the primary access point to the connection we were designed to have with Him. Believing is our only option—a declaration of being joined to Him, anchored through thick and thin, when it works out and when it doesn’t—because we know that everything is goodness with the Lord and ultimately, it all will...

"Trust in God" is one of those phrases we toss around so easily—we say it to comfort ourselves and repeat it to friends when life gets difficult. But it can be a whole different story when we’re actually standing in that "impossible" space, waiting for a breakthrough that feels like it’s never coming. It’s in those moments that the true meaning of trust comes into focus. Trust is an active blend o...

Like a beautiful plant springing forth from the ground, a butterfly emerging from its cocoon, or an oak tree standing strong after starting as a simple seed…growth is all around us. The Word tells us that even Jesus experienced growth. If He grew, won’t you? Listen as Benjamin shares on the topic of growth.

The grace of God is a powerful quickening agent that causes us to run - not walk - to Him. It is the spark that quickens our hearts to want Him more. As His sons and daughters, we are not meant to just have knowledge of grace, but to live our lives fully immersed and daily covered in the fullness of His grace. 

Many Believers often fall into the trap of viewing obedience as a transactional agreement, expecting that obeying the voice of the Lord will automatically produce a specific blessing. When we think of obedience as a performance-based checklist, we miss the true desire of the Lord's heart, which is simply for us to walk in relationship with Him. Our calling is to keep Him as the absolute center poi...

There is no event in all of history that carries the eternal significance of Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross. It was the singular moment that restored us to our original intent: an unbroken, intimate unity with the Father. Because of this profound act of redemption, the cross stands as the final, absolute word over every struggle, brokenness, and need we encounter. It is not just a trivial milestone...

It’s bigger than you. It either continues with you or it starts with you, but what you do with what you have matters. Because, in the scheme of it all, you will only hold the baton for so long. What will you do with it while it’s in your hands? Will you accept or carry on the responsibility of being rooted and grounded in His love so that you may comprehend the width, length, depth, and height of...

There’s something about the presence of the Lord, where we are freed from pretending that everything is perfect and be open and honest before Him. Just as exposure to the sun affects us, when we expose ourselves to His presence, even if we cannot yet feel it, we are being changed into an authentic expression of Christ.

Anxiety and depression may seem like an inevitable part of life, but the Lord designed us to live in joy and peace. Proverbs 12:25 says: “Anxiety in the heart of man causes depression, but a good word makes it glad.” (NKJV)  This simple truth points to the power of speaking a good word. Deliberately speaking a good word opens a gateway for heaven’s presence to flood our earthly atmosphere, bringin...

In this message, Benjamin Nicholson reminds us how important it is that we remember the Lord’s faithfulness to us, for meditating on this leads us into a peace that only He can give.

Jesus said: “Are you weary, carrying a heavy burden? Come to Me. I will refresh your life, for I am your oasis.” (Matthew 11:28 TPT) In this invitation to give our burdens to Him, we hear the promise of exchange: He trades our sorrow, worry, and mourning, for beauty, joy, and deep peace that only He can give. This exchange is on-going, where we have opportunity to go to Him again and again as our...

In this week's podcast, we hear from David and Jess Bouet as they share their heart on worship.

In the same way that God said to the exiled Israelites—“Build houses, plant gardens, take wives, beget children, and flourish even in Babylon”—He is speaking to us, urging us to be “presently present” in our today, living our lives according to His word over us. If we are focused on the hope of “one day,” we can miss the abundant blessing He's already poured into today. The Lord has you where you...

When the Lord speaks a word or a promise to us, we will face walls or obstacles that may seem immovable. But when we align our hearts and voices with God’s word over our lives, victory is won long before the wall begins to tremble. Keep declaring His promise, no matter how things may look, and constantly rehearse what He has spoken. Keep walking in alignment with His word over your life and be con...

Trials are an inevitable part of life. But for the Believer, we know that in the trial, the Lord still brings hope and the promise of breakthrough, even when it seems impossible. And it seems like a contradiction, but the way to move forward out of the trial is to be still, silence our frantic mind and fix our eyes on the One whose faithfulness never wavers. Be still and become convinced that sure...

When David stepped onto the battlefield to face Goliath, his confidence was not rooted in his own might but in the unshakable truth of who the Lord had declared him to be. David had a bold confidence that the God who had delivered him from lions and bears would enable him to overcome this giant. Today, the same God who enabled David calls us to remember our identity: we are His sons and daughters,...

Matthew 5:8 says, “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” The actual translation of the phrase “pure in heart” means “clear in heart.” Most of us think that in order to have a pure heart, we have to strive to make ourselves pure. Yet Jesus does not measure us by our past sins, our present situations, or how we judge ourselves. In His sight we are already pure. He looks beyond our...

Why do we need the favor of the Lord? What if the favor of the Lord isn't just our own personal need, but a powerful resource entrusted to us for a greater purpose? In this message, we are encouraged to understand why we must first be convinced of our need for His favor - not only for ourselves, but to also freely extend to others. In releasing what we have been given, we become vessels of that ve...