June 28, 2026
In this message from Mark 10:1–9, we are reminded that the family is a God-given foundation for faith, community, and national renewal. By defending marriage, cherishing children, and strengthening homes, the church can offer truth, love, and hope to a culture in need of restoration. Reviving America begins with renewing families and making disciples for Jesus Christ.
June 21, 2026
Proverbs 13: 22 & Ephesians 6: 1-4. Sermon Excerpt: A father’s legacy is not measured only by what he leaves behind, but by the faith, love, instruction, and example he plants in the lives of those entrusted to him. Scripture calls fathers to provide for their families, to guide their children with patience rather than provocation, and to model a life that follows Christ. Though no father is perfect, a godly father blesses his home, strengthens his church, and helps make the world around him better.
June 14, 2026
Deuteronomy 6: 4-9 & Ephesians 4:1-6. We should care about our integrity and reputation before a watching world! How many people do you know or maybe have told you the minutes they found out some Christian failed miserably and couldn’t wait to gloat in your face saying all Christians are hypocrites and frauds? How do we respond to that? Listen as Pastor Hagler explains more.
June 7, 2026
Leviticus 19: 1-2, 11 and Romans 12:1-3. This series will be based on the book -In Defense of Christian Patriotism, written by a Baptist pastor and author, Daniel Darling. The premise and thesis of this book is that Christians should willingly engage and be active in their community: There is no contradiction in loving God and loving your country. Listen with us as Pastor Hagler explains more.
May 31, 2026
Genesis 1:1-5, 26 -2:3 & Matthew 28:16-20. The early Christian church to the present day summed up this truth in the doctrine we know as the Trinity: God, the Father, God, the Son; God, the Holy Spirit. Now for some bible scholars you will NOT find the word Trinity written on any of the pages in the both the New and Old Testaments. Listen with us as Pastor Hagler goes deeper.
May 24, 2026
1 Corinthians 12:1-13. Today we celebrate and remember the Day of Pentecost as read earlier from the book of Acts chapter 2. This wonder event in the early church in Jerusalem was absolutely critical and necessary for the Gospel message of Jesus Christ and what the apostles would soon proclaim to anyone and everyone. Listen with us as Pastor Hagler goes deeper.
May 17, 2026
Luke 24: 44-53. We live in an age and time where almost everything seems so complicated and complex. Just think how not too long ago you could do so much in person by speaking to a live person – at the bank – at the grocery store – going to a restaurant. While others have decided to live Off the Grid. They have found a new mission for their lives. Listen as Pastor Hagler goes deeper on how the disciples where Off the Grid in the upper room after Jesus crucifixion.
May 10, 2026
2nd Timothy 1:1- 7. Paul first met Timothy in Lystra in Acts 16:1 (Turkey). Timothy, the son of Jewish mother who became a Christian believer, while his father was a Greek. Timothy would become Paul’s son in the faith but before that meeting Timothy was trained and raised in godliness by his mother Eunice and his grandmother Lois. Listen with us as Pastor Hagler goes deeper.
May 3, 2026
John 14: 1-6. Someone smarter than I once said, “that heaven can be as close as your heart, or it can be an eternity away.” Now because of a clash of worldviews about reality which we see daily from the news to politics to church divisions to entertainment many folks believe different things. Listen as Pastor Hagler goes deeper.
April 26, 2026
John 10: 1 – 10. We live in a world full of noise, pressure, and competing voices — yet Jesus reminds us that His sheep know His voice. Counting Sheep isn’t about numbers; it’s about belonging. It’s about a Shepherd who calls us by name, guards the gate with His own life, and leads us toward a life that is full and whole. If you’ve been feeling lost, weary, or pulled in too many directions, hear this truth: The Good Shepherd hasn’t lost track of you. He knows your name, and He’s calling you home.