What if your pain isn’t a punishment—but a platform? In this powerful message from John 9:1–7, Pastor Aaron takes us into the story of a man born blind and reveals a surprising truth: God doesn’t always explain our suffering—He transforms it. When the disciples ask, “Who sinned?” Jesus shifts the focus from blame to purpose, declaring that this man’s condition was allowed “so that the works of God might be displayed in him.” Through this teaching, we’re invited to lay down our need for explanations and pick up an active trust in the One who brings beauty from brokenness.

Have you been asking, “Why me, God?” Maybe it’s time to ask, “What now, Lord?” Whether you’re walking through loss, limitation, or long-term pain, this message will speak hope into your heart. Jesus didn’t run from the mess—He stepped into it, and He still does. Even when His methods are unexpected, His grace is always on time. Don’t miss this life-changing reminder that your story, your scars, and even your struggles can be the very stage where God displays His glory.

What do you do when your faith is under fire? In this powerful conclusion to John 8, Pastor Aaron walks us through Jesus’ final confrontation with the religious leaders—one filled with insults, mockery, and even death threats. But instead of shrinking back, Jesus stands firm and boldly declares, “Before Abraham was born, I AM.” In this sermon, we learn what it means to follow the example of Christ when the world attacks our character, our convictions, and our clarity. Jesus didn’t argue for approval—He stood in truth because He is the truth.

Are you ready to stand firm in the great I AM? Whether you’re facing pressure to compromise your values, ridicule for your convictions, or mockery for simply following Jesus, this message will equip and encourage you to hold your ground with grace and boldness. Christ has already proven everything that matters—He’s your strength, your glory, and your Savior. Don’t miss this call to live unshaken in a world that wants to silence the gospel. Stand firm, not for applause—but because He’s worth it.

Who do you really belong to? In this powerful message from John 8:37-47, Pastor Aaron explores one of Jesus’ most direct and challenging confrontations—when He tells the religious leaders that their actions reveal their true father isn’t Abraham, and certainly not God, but the devil himself. While the people claimed spiritual heritage and tradition, their rejection of Jesus exposed where their hearts truly were. In the same way, we’re called to examine our own lives: Do our actions reflect God as our Father, or are we just wearing the right spiritual uniform without a transformed heart?

This isn’t just a history lesson—it’s a personal question: Who’s your father? What do your words, your choices, and your daily life say about who you’re following? The gospel doesn’t call us to look the part—it calls us to be transformed, to walk in truth, and to reflect the heart of Christ. If you’ve been leaning on heritage, habits, or hollow tradition, this sermon is a call to return to the Father through the Son. Come hear the truth—and let the truth set you free.