Every meaningful moment of your life is connected to a relationship. In this message from the Reset Series, we explore how God often changes our direction by changing our circles. Scripture shows that who you walk with matters, and before God reshapes your future, He often resets your relationships.
Prayer was never meant to feel mechanical. In this message from the Reset Series, we explore how prayer is meant to be a rhythm of life, not a rigid routine. Through Matthew 6, Jesus invites us out of performance and into intimacy — restoring prayer as relational, honest, and life-giving.
In this message from the Reset Series, we explore how the heart is shaped by what we allow into it — and why God begins transformation with the heart, not behavior. Using Ezekiel 36 and Proverbs 4, we see how God promises to remove the heart of stone and give a heart of flesh. As we enter the year with fasting and prayer, we make room for God to reset our hearts and reshape our year.
As we step into 2026, God is calling His people to live with faith that moves and obedience that responds. Biblical faith is not hype or wishful thinking — it’s confident trust in God that leads to action. Faith treats the unseen as settled, and real faith always produces obedience. This is a year to lean in, take ground, and trust God at a higher level.
Before God moves His people into the promise, He calls them into preparation. In Joshua 3, Israel stands at the edge of everything God promised — and between them and the future is a flooded river they cannot cross on their own. This final Sunday message challenges us to consider what it means to prepare our hearts for what God wants to do next. Consecration is not punishment — it is alignment. God is not only preparing a place for us; He is preparing us for the place.
We live by signs. Stop signs. Street signs. Notifications telling us what’s coming next. Spiritually, we do the same thing. “God, give me a sign.” “Show me what to do.” “Make it obvious.” What if Christmas is God saying, I already did? In Luke 2, the angel tells the shepherds exactly what the sign is — not a feeling, not a coincidence, but a Person. Jesus is the sign that still stands.
God isn’t building a place, a service, or an event. He’s building a people. We are no longer strangers or spectators, but members of God’s household, being built together into a dwelling place for His Spirit. This message brings clarity to our calling as a church. Generosity doesn’t end with giving — it finds its purpose in impact. He invites us to take ownership of what He’s doing. You are not unfinished — you are being built. You are not behind — you are in formation. 📖 Ephesians 2:19–22
Sacrifice isn’t about money — it’s about love. In Mark 14, a woman breaks open an alabaster jar and pours out a year’s wages at the feet of Jesus. To the room, it looked wasteful. To Jesus, it was worship. This message explores the heart behind Legacy Offering and why sacrificial giving has always moved the heart of God. Your generosity fuels the future God is writing through Legacy Church. 📖 Mark 14:3–9 | John 12 | 2 Corinthians 9:6–11
From Abraham stepping out of his tent, to Jesus redefining prosperity, to the Kingdom principles of sowing, reaping, wisdom, prudence, and stewardship — this message will challenge how you view wealth, faith, and your role in God’s plan. This is not about chasing what’s in God’s hand. It’s about loving Him for who He is — and walking in the covenant He already laid out for your life. 📖 “For the earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it.” — 1 Corinthians 10:26
Freedom isn’t pretending you’re fine — it’s finally breathing again. In This Is Freedom, we look at the moment Jesus walked into the synagogue, opened the scroll of Isaiah, and declared, “The Spirit of the Lord is upon Me…” (Luke 4:17–19). That moment wasn’t just history; it was Heaven’s announcement that real freedom had arrived. 📖 Luke 4:17–19 | Isaiah 61:1–2 | John 8:36
Like a blind spot while driving, pride quietly distorts your vision until you drift into danger without even realizing it. In Blind Spots, we learn how pride blinds us from the inside out and how humility is the only way God opens our eyes. The story Jesus tells in Luke 18 reminds us that those who exalt themselves will be humbled, but those who humble themselves will be exalted. 📖 Luke 18:9–14 | Proverbs 21:4 | James 1:8
We live in a world obsessed with image — but God cares about integrity. In The Code for Character, we learn that true strength isn’t built in the spotlight; it’s forged in secret. Character is who you are when no one’s watching, and what you stand for when everyone else bows. Daniel’s story shows us what it means to live by conviction, stay anchored under pressure, and honor God in a culture of compromise. 📖 Daniel 1:8–15 | Daniel 6:10 | Proverbs 28:1 | John 10:10
Identity isn’t something you find in culture, it’s something God forms in you. In Inside Out – Identity, we look at how God defines who we are before we ever do a thing. You’re not loved because of what you do — you’re loved because of who you are. The Father spoke over Jesus before He performed a single miracle: “This is My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased.” 📖 Matthew 3:16–17 | Jeremiah 17:9 | John 10:10 | Romans 10:17
What if you’ve been chasing the wrong thing? We live in a generation obsessed with finding purpose — but biblical purpose isn’t discovered out there, it’s formed in here. In this powerful message, Pastor Chad unpacks how true purpose isn’t about what you do but who you’re becoming. Paul said in Philippians 3:10, “For my determined purpose is that I may know Him.” Purpose isn’t position, platform, or profession — it’s a Person.
Psalm 23 is one of the most beloved passages in all of Scripture — but it’s more than poetry. It’s revelation. In The Lord Is My Shepherd, we explore God’s role as our Shepherd and our role as His sheep. When David wrote, “The Lord is my Shepherd,” it wasn’t theory — it was relationship. God doesn’t just guide from a distance; He leads, restores, protects, and provides for His people personally. 📖 Psalm 23 | John 10:24–28 | 1 Samuel 17:34–37 | Philippians 3:10
There is a difference between knowing God’s power and walking in His authority. In Authority From Heaven, we learn that power belongs to God—but authority flows through surrendered believers. Jesus said, “I will build My Church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.” Heaven’s authority is not about striving or shouting; it’s about standing in alignment with the King. 📖 Matthew 16:18–19 | Luke 10:19 | Colossians 2:15 | 1 John 5:4–5
Eternity is not a scare tactic, it’s reality. Every person you know will spend eternity somewhere. The question isn’t if you will live forever, but where. In this powerful message, we look at what Scripture teaches about Heaven and Hell. Heaven is a real place prepared by Jesus for those who follow Him. Hell is not a metaphor or myth, it’s the eternal consequence of rejecting God’s grace. 📖 John 5:25–29 | John 14:1–3 | Revelation 21–22 | Luke 16:19–31
Just because you can’t see it doesn’t mean it’s not real. In The Unseen World, we look at 2 Kings 6 and discover that there is a spiritual realm at work all around us—shaping decisions, influencing lives, and impacting destinies. Like Elisha’s servant, many believers only see the physical battle, unaware of the greater invisible war taking place. But through faith, God opens our eyes to His presence and power.
What if the most powerful weapon in your Christian life is the one you use the least? In this message, Prayer That Prevails, we unpack James 5 and discover that prayer is more than routine—it is how heaven touches earth. Prayer moves mountains, heals the sick, strengthens the weary, and brings breakthrough into ordinary moments. James reminds us: “The earnest prayer of a righteous person has great power and produces wonderful results.” 📖 James 5:13–18, Mark 11:22–24, 1 Thessalonians 5:17
When was the last time you truly hungered for Jesus? Fasting isn’t punishment—it’s positioning. In this message, we explore how fasting and prayer humble our hearts, sharpen our desires, and tune us to heaven’s frequency.
Fasting disconnects us from the world and reconnects us with God, creating space for clarity, conviction, and breakthrough. 📖 Matthew 6:16–18, Psalm 35:13, Isaiah 58:9–11
John the Baptist’s mission was to point to the Light—Jesus. In the same way, our testimonies aren’t just stories; they’re living witnesses of His power and faithfulness.
This Sunday, you’ll hear firsthand accounts of God’s healing, provision, and life-changing work. Each story points to Jesus, the true Light who transforms lives.
Our faith journey is not meant to be walked alone—strength is found in shared faith. It’s our determination that shapes destiny, and the burdens we carry ultimately become part of our testimony of God’s faithfulness. Most importantly, every breakthrough we experience is meant to be shared, encouraging others and pointing them back to Christ.
Bitterness has a way of taking root in our hearts, shaping how we see God, ourselves, and others. In this powerful message from Ruth 1, Pastor unpacks Naomi’s story and shows us how unchecked pain can grow into a root of bitterness—but also how God, in His mercy, redeems and restores.
Have you lost your passion for God? In this powerful message, we explore how to keep the fire of faith burning in your heart. God lights the flame, but it’s our responsibility to fuel and protect it. Discover the dangers that put out your spiritual fire and the disciplines that keep it alive—daily Word, prayer, worship, and obedience. Don’t let your flame fade—stoke it today!
In Return the Dish, Pastor Chad unpacks the truth about the tithe—not as a donation, but as a return. The tithe is holy, a test, and a tool God uses to shape your heart, grow your faith, and fund His Kingdom. It’s not generosity—it’s obedience.
You don’t own it—you manage it.In Steward SHIFT, part of the Money Talks series, we explore the biblical mindset shift from ownership to stewardship. Everything you have—money, time, influence, gifts—is on loan from God. Are you managing it well or burying it in fear?
Before we ever talk tithing, generosity, or budgeting, we have to confront how we see money. In this powerful message from Legacy Church’s Money Talks series, we explore how our hearts are revealed—and shaped—by our finances. Are you serving God with your money, or serving money while claiming to serve God?
In this message, “Act Like God,” we conclude our Spirit-Filled series by diving into the Power Gifts: Faith, Working of Miracles, and Gifts of Healings. 🕊️ These gifts aren’t learned—they’re activated. They aren’t natural—they’re supernatural.
In this Spirit-Filled message, “Speak Like God,” we explore the vocal gifts of the Holy Spirit: Tongues (with Interpretation) and Prophecy. These aren’t for spiritual show—they’re how heaven speaks hope, truth, and life through us.
This week’s message “How to Think Like God” launches our Spirit-Filled series by introducing the Revelation Gifts of the Holy Spirit—wisdom, knowledge, and discernment—not just to experience God, but to think like Him.
In Power to the People, we dive into Acts 19 where Paul asks a bold question:“Did you receive the Holy Spirit when you believed?”
In this special Father’s Day message, we explore the divine blueprint for fatherhood through the voice of God the Father at Jesus’ baptism:
In this powerful Pentecost message, we discover how the early Church wasn’t launched with strategy, buildings, or branding—but with the fire of the Holy Spirit.
In this bold message from our Unashamed series, we revisit the courage of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in Daniel 3. When faced with pressure, compromise, and a fiery furnace, they stood firm and refused to bow.
In this installment of our Unashamed series, we confront the uncomfortable truth: the Word of God is no longer popular—but it’s still powerful. While culture scrolls past Scripture and edits what it doesn’t like, we’re standing firm in the eternal truth of God’s Word.
From remote villages to our own neighborhoods, the Gospel is on the move because of people who say yes to the call. Jesus came on a mission. He gave us a message. And now, He’s entrusted us with a mandate to reach the world—starting where we are.
In this message titled “INFLUENCED,” we’re reminded that our lives are letters—written by God, read by the world. Through Scripture, we learn how to use our influence to point others to Jesus.
Have you ever wondered what it really means to follow Jesus? In this message, we explore Mark 1:16-18 and discover 3 practical steps to becoming a disciple: starting with the goal, realizing it’s relational, and committing to the journey. Jesus didn’t call perfect people—He called willing people. Learn what discipleship is (and isn’t), and how you can grow in your walk with Him.
In this powerful Easter message, Graves Don’t Win, we reflect on the cross, the empty tomb, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ. These aren’t just historical moments—they’re living realities that still change lives today.
Are you tired, overwhelmed, or burned out—even while doing good things? Jesus never called us to strive our way through life. He called us to walk with Him. In this powerful message, we explore what it truly means to live at the pace of grace—connected, aligned, and at peace.
Have you ever wondered why certain doors in your life feel closed, or why breakthroughs seem just out of reach? Often, the missing key is honor. In this powerful message, we explore how our heart posture of honor positions us to receive God’s best—not just from Him, but from those around us.
Is healing real, or just wishful thinking? Can God still restore what's broken in our lives today? In this powerful message, we explore the truth that healing is more than just a physical event—it's a complete transformation of your spirit, soul, and body.
Have you ever worried about provision—wondering if you'll have enough to make it through? God’s promise of provision isn't just about financial resources, but it definitely includes them. In this message, we discover how God delights in providing abundantly for His children. Jesus feeding the 5,000 wasn't just about meeting basic needs; it revealed God’s nature as a generous, abundant provider.
Is salvation just a religious concept, or is it the greatest miracle of all time? Many people try to earn righteousness through good works, religious rituals, or morality—but the Bible tells us salvation is not about effort, but surrender.
Parenting isn’t just a partnership between mother and father—it’s a partnership with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The Bible is the ultimate parenting manual, given by our perfect Father, equipping us to lead, teach, and model faith for the next generation.
Marriage is God’s design for love, commitment, and partnership, but without intentionality, it can fall apart. Today, we’re talking about 3 things that are silently killing marriages—and how to overcome them.
Marriage is not a one-size-fits-all relationship—it’s a God-ordained covenant with key ingredients that make it thrive. Just like a great recipe, every marriage has foundational elements but also its own unique flavor.
Family is the foundation of society, yet today, its God-given design is under attack. Culture attempts to redefine marriage, parenting, and even biology, but when the family crumbles, so does society. In this message, Reset the House, we explore God’s original blueprint for the family and the role we play in restoring it.
Today’s message is an invitation to receive God’s blessings, abundance, and favor in every area of life. His Word declares His desire for us to prosper—not just materially, but in our soul, health, and faith.
Today, we celebrate our 1 Year Anniversary and reflect on the vision God has given us for the future. Vision isn’t about what we see with our eyes—it’s what God reveals through faith. As we step into our second year, we believe God is awakening dreams, strengthening faith, and calling us to run with purpose.
In this week’s message, Discipleship 101, we explore the daily call of a disciple and what it truly means to follow Jesus. Discipleship is more than a casual relationship with Christ—it’s a life of surrender, mission, and community.
The Author is in the Room, we dive into the power of God’s Word. The Bible isn’t just a book—it’s alive, powerful, and life-changing. When we read the Word, we aren’t reading alone—the Author, God Himself, is present, ready to reveal His truth to us. Key Scriptures:
The Power of Fasting & Prayer, we explore the transformative practice of fasting and how it can lead to breakthroughs, clarity, and a deeper connection with God. Fasting isn’t just refraining from food—it’s a spiritual discipline that humbles us, tunes our hearts to God, and positions us for His power in our lives.
As we stand on the brink of 2025, we are faced with an exciting opportunity—a new year full of possibilities, growth, and impact. The difference between a transformative year and just another year comes down to one thing: decisions.
Reflect on the birth of Jesus and the arrival of living hope. The Christmas story is more than a historical event—it’s the declaration of hope for humanity, embodied in Jesus Christ.
Welcome to Legacy Church! In today’s message, Jesus, My Healer, we uncover the truth that Jesus has never stopped healing—physically, emotionally, or spiritually. His nature to heal is consistent, His promise to heal is eternal, and our faith unlocks the miraculous power of healing.
This message highlights Jesus’ teaching in John 15:5, where He calls Himself the Vine and believers the branches. True purpose, growth, and fulfillment are only found by abiding in Christ, not through self-made success.
This message focuses on the promise of Christ’s return and how it should shape the way we live today. It begins with the end of the story—Jesus returning for His Bride, the Church—and emphasizes living with faith, purity, and readiness.
