Terranova Teachings

Wisdom is as wisdom does. Pastor Kyle walks us through James 3:13-18 to help us see what heavenly wisdom looks like and how to have it.

A mark of spiritual maturity in the Christian life is using our speech in ways that are consistent with the character of Christ. When we rely on Him, what comes out of our mouths will honor God and those around us. Listen in as Pastor Kyle walks us through James 3:1-12 on taming the tongue.

How do we have Christian love? How does it get worked out in our lives? Colin McGahey takes us through James 2:14-26 and addresses true faith.

We finish James 1 in this sermon making sure we are not only hearing the word but following through on what it says to do.

What are you pursuing? What does your soul long for? James is not telling us that we cannot make money in abundance but it is to have the wisdom of God's perspective on our money.

What is wisdom and where does it come from? How do we get it? Colin McGahey leads us in the study of wisdom with the passage James 1:5-11.

Colin McGahey leads us through the first part of James. James tells us that trials will come. As they come, God is completing you in some way and making you into who he wants you to be.

In this message, Colin McGahey leads us through the authority of scripture received from God, written by man.

Pastor Kyle leads us to join Moses and the Israelites at the base of the mountain of God in Exodus 19. Along the way, we wrestle with God’s majesty and holiness and our response of humility, obedience, worship, and prayer.

Pastor Kyle walks us through Exodus 18:13-27 and a very practical leadership lesson for Moses. Along the way, we learn what God intends for godly leaders as well as from all believers who want to serve in a way that gives God the most glory and gives them the most joy while being the most useful.

Pastor Kyle walks us through the first time the Israelites had to fight after leaving Egypt and reminds us that while we are called to engage in battle, we are to remain reliant on God to provide the victory.

Pastor Kyle uses a phrase we often use to help us remain faithful in difficult time as we look at the Israelites struggle with faith in the wilderness.

Pastor Kyle continues walking us through John 6 as we see Jesus as the Bread of Life and answers three questions for us: 1) How do we dine with Jesus? 2) How do we dine with Jesus daily? 3) How do we dine with Jesus when we are dying inside.

Pastor Kyle launches from Exodus 16 into John 6 as we see the connection between the manna for the Israelites and Jesus as the Bread of Life.

Pastor Kyle concludes Exodus 16 and the supernatural provision of manna to the Israelites. Along the way he leads us to wrestle with the same question from God that they had to repeatedly consider: "Do you trust Me?"

Pastor Kyle continues our study in Exodus and we arrive at the provision of manna in the wilderness. This moment is so much bigger than bread. It’s about God leading the Israelites to trust in, cling to, and rely on Him. (Think of this as the first part of a three-part message.)

Brad Cauley steps in to deliver a very important message on the keys to the Christian life: "repent and believe".