Beyond Church

Understanding what faith truly is and our role in God's redemptive plan of grace.

These are things we need to be praying about!

Tonight we got into the Word and then we prayed—starting with a simple posture: “Lord, teach me.” When we open the Bible with humility, grace flows. We talked about how easy it is to say (vent, critique, undermine) instead of pray, and why Scripture calls believers to pray for all people—especially those in authority—so we can live quiet and peaceable lives (1 Timothy 2). We also looked at Mark 13...

What must a man do to draw near to God? First... he must believe. We will explore what this means in today's message!

Have you been distracted? Listen now on how to become focused on what God has called you to.

Learn how to pray!

Faith is the currency of heaven. It is how divine transactions take place between God and man. In this Sunday morning message, Marty Blackwelder unpacks what faith is, how it operates, and why God is calling His people to intentional, tenacious faith in this season. This teaching reveals that faith is not passive—it speaks, believes, asks, and acts. God has tied His divine purposes to human cooper...

Prayer, fasting, and consecration are not religious duties—They are Spirit-directed seed. Consecration simply means: to set apart for God’s use.

What is first in your life? Should it be? Everyone has priorities, what are yours?

Let's embrace the Holy Spirit, without fear of man. Only fear of God.

Christmas at Beyond '25!

In Part 7 of Letters to the Churches, Pastor Nate finishes Jesus’ letters by teaching through Revelation 3, focusing on the church in Philadelphia and the church in Laodicea—two churches connected by one powerful theme: doors.

Faith isn’t passive. It isn’t automatic. It’s something we must hold fast to—on purpose. In this teaching, we look at three critical areas where believers must stay strong and refuse to let go:Don’t loosen your grip on the Word of GodThe Word is living, powerful, and present-tense. Everything God does in our lives begins with a word, and the enemy’s first strategy is always to steal it. We’re call...

A Scripture-soaked call to prayer that actually changes things. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 10:4–5, Isaiah 55:8–9, Romans 12:1–2, 1 Timothy 2:1–4, and Ephesians 1:17–19, this message unpacks what strongholds really are—fortified thought patterns and beliefs—and how the Word + the Spirit pull them down.

In today’s message, Pastor Nate continues our Churches of Revelation series with a powerful and sobering look at the church of Sardis in Revelation 3. Sardis was a wealthy, influential city—yet spiritually asleep and living off its past reputation. Jesus tells them, “You have a reputation for being alive, but you are dead.” This sermon uncovers the danger of neglect, the cracks we ignore, and the...

In today’s message, Pastor Nate continues our series Letters to the Church by walking through Jesus’ words to the church in Thyatira (Revelation 2). This is one of the most direct and corrective letters Jesus gives—not because He’s angry, but because He deeply loves His church and refuses to let us be destroyed by the evil we tolerate.

In Part 5 of Letters to the Churches, Pastor Nate unpacks Jesus’ message to the church in Smyrna from Revelation 2:8–11—a word for anyone walking through pain, persecution, or pressure. The command is simple but powerful: “Don’t quit.”

In today’s message, Landon teaches on the power of cultivating a lifestyle of thanksgiving—a way of living that increases our capacity to receive from God. Drawing from the Israelites’ grumbling, the dangers of pride, and the invitation to humility, this message reveals how gratitude aligns our hearts with God’s grace. You’ll learn: • Why complaining limits God’s work in our lives • How humility a...

In this message, Susan reminds us that the Bible is absolute truth—not subjective, not situational, but unchanging. Truth isn’t just information; it’s the foundation of freedom, holiness, and stability in a confused world. Using scriptures like John 17:17 (“Your word is truth”) and John 8:32 (“You shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free”), she teaches how God’s Word sanctifies us,...

In Part 6 of Letters to the Churches, Pastor Nate shares Jesus’ message to the church in Pergamum—a word that calls believers to stand firm in truth and refuse compromise in a world that celebrates it.

What did Jesus have to say to the seven churches in Revelation?

To be a voice crying out in the wilderness, to make straight the path of God.

Letters to the Church - Seven Stars are the Seven Messengers (Pastors), and Jesus is holding them accountable to the authority they have. There's is a Heavenly Order to what God wants to do on the earth.