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Pastor Terry reminded us that living for God starts with knowing who we are in Christ. We don’t have to earn our identity—it’s a gift from God, and when we receive it, we can walk confidently in the purpose He designed for us. The Kingdom Code isn’t about trying harder—it’s about living from the truth that we are already made new, empowered, and chosen.

Dwight Bain’s message, The Power of Change, highlights how life’s interruptions often lead to growth by pushing us into uncomfortable but transformative seasons. Though change feels stressful and disorienting, it carries hidden energy that can fuel healing, strength, and realignment with what matters most. By embracing change head-on, we can step into a new, stronger version of ourselves rooted in faith and purpose.

Pastor Terry shared that the resurrection isn’t just something we remember—it’s something we can truly experience in our own lives. Like the disciples at the empty tomb, we’re invited to come and see, to believe, and to let hope rise in our hearts. When we trust Jesus, He transforms the dead places in us and brings us fully alive with His Spirit.

Pastor Terry and Pastor Andria reminded us that Jesus didn’t come to meet the crowd’s expectations—He came to meet their greatest need. On Palm Sunday, the same voices that once cheered for Him would soon turn, showing us that true worship isn’t just praise, it’s surrender. Jesus may not show up how we imagined, but He always shows up exactly how we need—gentle, humble, and full of love. 

Pastor Terry reminded us that, like David, our greatest legacy is serving God’s purpose in our generation and setting up the next to go even further. With deep love and devotion, David gave generously to build a house for the Lord—not out of duty, but out of worship. Today, as we bring our Legacy Giving, we do so with grateful hearts, knowing our gifts make a lasting impact and honor the God who has given us everything.

For 29 years, The Father’s House has been a multi-generational church built on faithfulness, trust, and preparation for what’s next. As we step into year 30, we recognize this as a divine transition—moving from preparation to action, embracing change, and stepping boldly into our calling. Just as God has always used seasons of change to propel His people forward, we stand in the exchange zone, ready for the next chapter of His purpose.

Today’s message focused on the power of our names and the legacies we leave behind, reminding us that we can break negative cycles and create a lasting impact. Even small acts of service, like Johnny the Bagger’s story, can make a big difference when done with love and dedication. As we prepare for the Leave a Legacy offering, we are encouraged to follow Jesus’ example of sacrificial love, invest in others, and live with purpose.

Dr. Randal S. Langley reminds us that legacy is not about what we do but about the lives we touch, serve, and influence. A lasting legacy is built through intentional pursuit of God’s presence, discovering our purpose, aligning our plans, persevering through challenges, and valuing the people around us. When we live with this divine order—Presence, Purpose, Plans, Perseverance, and People—we don’t just leave behind souvenirs or trophies, but a true legacy that impacts generations to come.

In this teaching, Pastor Terry reminded us that a true legacy is about more than personal success—it’s about making a lasting impact on others. We do this by living with integrity, serving with passion, giving generously, staying humble, and boldly sharing our faith. Pastor Terry challenged us to leave a legacy that reflects God’s love by how we live, lead, and lift others.

In this sermon, Pastor Terri reminds us that leaving a lasting legacy means giving more than we take by building a foundation of faith, shifting from gratitude to generosity, and investing in what truly lasts—God’s Kingdom. True wealth is measured not by what we accumulate but by how we use our resources to impact eternity through good works and generous giving. A legacy isn’t about equal gifts but equal sacrifice, as we grow our impact by giving spontaneously, strategically, and sacrificially.

This sermon by Pastor Kevin Goff emphasizes that the Holy Spirit empowers the Church for mission, establishing a movement built on unity and purpose rather than just meetings. He transforms ordinary people into extraordinary vessels for God’s work and sustains the Church by renewing hearts and minds. As the Spirit’s light shines through believers, the Church becomes a beacon of hope, drawing people to God’s glory.

In this sermon, Pastor Terry shared about the gift of tongues, a special way the Holy Spirit empowers us to pray, worship, and connect with God on a deeper level. He explained how this gift not only strengthens us individually but also helps build up the church when used with love and wisdom. By asking in faith, yielding to the Holy Spirit, and stepping out with courage, we can grow in this gift and experience a closer, Spirit-filled relationship with God.

In this sermon, Pastor Terry emphasized that God empowers believers with spiritual gifts through the Holy Spirit for the benefit of all. These manifestation gifts—including wisdom, knowledge, faith, healing, miracles, prophecy, discernment, tongues, and interpretation—are distributed as He wills. Our role is to discover, desire, and deploy these gifts to strengthen the church and glorify God.

Pastor Terry’s message is all about discovering, understanding, and using your spiritual gifts. He breaks them down into three types—manifestation, motivational, and ministry gifts—and explains that the Holy Spirit gives these to each of us in unique ways to help others. The goal of these gifts is to build people up, encourage them, and bring comfort. We’re encouraged to pursue love, want these gifts, and put them into action to make a difference in the lives of those around us.

In this sermon, Pastor Terry challenges us to stretch beyond our limits and trust God to work through us. By stepping into the right place, positioning ourselves in faith, and releasing expectations, we allow God to bring restoration and growth. Your future is in your hands—sow seeds of faith and obedience to impact generations to come.

In this sermon, Pastor Ben encourages believers to begin living a resurrected life by embracing the transformative power of Christ. He emphasizes that baptism is a mandate, not an option, and calls for intentionality in leaving behind the old self, living in righteousness, and walking in forgiveness. A resurrected life reflects a new identity in Christ, marked by holiness, compassion, and renewal.

In this sermon, Pastor Terry encourages believers to move from merely surviving to thriving by fully aligning with God’s promises and plans. He highlights the importance of seeing yourself flourishing in God’s purpose, enduring the necessary processes that come with His promises, and trusting in His grace and strength during trials. Drawing from scripture, Pastor Terry inspires faith, perseverance, and a commitment to embrace God’s abundant provision and blessings for a thriving life.

In this sermon, Pastor Chris encourages believers to let go of the past and focus fully on pursuing God’s calling. Drawing from Philippians, Isaiah, and Luke, he emphasizes the importance of prioritizing a deep relationship with Christ, eliminating distractions, and living intentionally. The message concludes with a call to go "all in" for God through prayer, fasting, and purposeful living, beginning with the 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting from January 6-26.

In this sermon, Pastor Tim Travis talks about how to make 2025 a year of change by letting go of past mistakes, living in peace, and putting others first with a humble attitude like Christ. He encourages trusting God’s plan, resting in His promises, and building spiritual habits like fasting. Through Scripture, he reminds us to stay focused on God’s purpose instead of getting distracted by worldly concerns.