You don’t need a perfect family to have a powerful one. You need a culture of honor.

In this foundational message, Pastor Ezra Stanton breaks down what it takes to build a strong, healthy, God-centered home—and the secret isn’t more rules, tighter schedules, or better behavior. It’s honor.

Drawing from Romans 12, Ephesians 6, Proverbs 18, and Genesis 1, this message shows that honor isn’t just a church word—it’s a spiritual thermostat that can change the entire atmosphere of your home.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

- Why humility is the foundation for true honor

- How to spot and stop dishonor before it fractures your family

- Why honor isn’t earned—it’s given

- How to teach your kids (and yourself) to honor up, down, and all around

What the Bible says about honoring in every direction—from your spouse to your siblings, parents, kids, friends, and leaders.

- How honoring God’s order releases His blessing into your relationships

This message is packed with honest, practical teaching—from dual climate control in your marriage to building a home where discipline reflects love, not control.

If you want a family that doesn’t just survive but flourishes, don’t just talk about honor. Live it.

Whether you're newly married, raising kids, leading a blended family, or navigating adult relationships with your parents or grown children, this message is your reminder: you can’t buy honor, but you can build it.

Like, comment, and share if you're ready to shift the culture of your home by choosing the values that reflect the heart of God—starting with honor.

Every family has values—but are yours shaping your home by design… or by default?

In this powerful, practical, and vulnerable message, Kendra Stanton unpacks the often unseen forces shaping your family culture. Whether you're a parent, spouse, or single adult leading your life with intention, this message will challenge and encourage you to stop letting chaos, culture, and the pace of life dictate what matters most—and to start defining what your home stands for.

Because the truth is: you already have values.

They're not always declared. But they're always demonstrated.

You’ll hear:

💬 Why “behavior is a language”—and what it’s saying about your real values

💬 How even your Sunday morning chaos can reveal what’s actually shaping your family

💬 What Scripture teaches about God’s character through values—from Genesis to the Ten Commandments to Deuteronomy

💬 How to spot unspoken, unhealthy values (like performance, fear, or distraction) that might be forming your home

💬 What it looks like to declare, protect, and pass down intentional, Christ-centered values

💬 Why it’s not about perfection—it’s about purpose

Kendra reminds us that God doesn't want a polished performance—He wants your heart. And if He has your heart, your habits, rhythms, and family culture will reflect His values.

You’ll walk away with clarity, conviction, and a powerful invitation to make this your declaration:

“As for me and my household, we will serve the Lord.” (Joshua 24:15)

📲 Don’t miss the free resource to help you identify and define your family values—it could change your legacy.

You weren’t made to just get by. You weren’t created to barely hang on. You were designed with greatness in your DNA.

In this bold and timely message, Pastor Ezra reminds us that true greatness isn’t something you earn—it’s something you inherit.

This message is for:

— The man trying to carry it all but secretly wondering if he’s enough

— The woman silently questioning if she’s doing it right

— The husband, the wife, the parent, the believer who feels the pull of pressure, culture, and confusion

Because while the world tells you to perform, hustle, and achieve, God says something radically different:

“Greatness already lives in you.”

Why? Because you were made in the image of the Greatest of All Time—God Himself.

In this message, you’ll discover:

🔥 How to stop chasing identity and start living from it

🔥 Why the enemy’s oldest strategy is to confuse who you are

🔥 What a Roman centurion can teach us about spiritual leadership

🔥 Why submitting to God unlocks the authority you were created to walk in

🔥 How being under authority is the key to leading with power

Whether you’re a follower of Jesus, a husband, a father, a leader, or just trying to figure out your next step—greatness awaits.

Not because you’re perfect. Not because you have it all together.

But because the Spirit of the Living God is in you.

Walk in it. Lead with it. Live from it.

You don’t have to perform for greatness. You just have to access what’s already yours.

Your Legacy Starts Now: How the Seeds You Plant Today Shape Eternity

What story will your life tell when you're gone? What kind of fruit will still be growing because of the seeds you planted? In the final message of our Seeds series, we’re getting to the heart of it all: legacy.

This isn’t just about someday. This is about right now. Every word you speak, every decision you make, every act of faith, love, or generosity—it’s all seed. And the kind of seed you plant today is what people will remember, talk about, and benefit from long after you're gone.

In John 15, Jesus, just hours away from the cross, gives His disciples one final instruction: Remain in Me. Why? Because when you're connected to the Vine, your life produces fruit that lasts. Not temporary impact. Not surface-level success. But legacy-level growth.

This message will help you: 🌱 Understand the difference between bearing fruit and chasing hype

🌱 Shift from a “right now” mindset to a legacy mindset

🌱 Let God prune what doesn’t serve your purpose

🌱 Stay connected to the Source so you can multiply fruit that outlives you

🌱 Plant seeds today that will shape your children, your grandchildren, and generations to come

Your legacy isn't about waiting until the end of your life—it's built day by day, seed by seed.

You don’t need a lot—you just need to start.

In this message, we’re diving into the power of multiplication—how God takes what you’re willing to sow and expands it in ways you never imagined. We’ve talked about seeds, soil, and growth. But now we’re talking about impact—because everything healthy multiplies.

Through Luke 6 and 2 Corinthians 9, we’re learning that what’s in your heart doesn’t stay hidden—it multiplies. What’s stored up inside of you comes out when life squeezes you. Whether it’s generosity, gratitude, bitterness, or fear—it all grows. And it all spreads.

Here’s what we’ll unpack:

• Why generosity isn’t about pressure—it’s about joy (yes, the word hilarious is actually in the Bible!)

• How what you give—your time, energy, money, and love—doesn’t disappear when sown, it multiplies

• Why holding on to what God asked you to sow will lead to stagnation instead of blessing

• How living a generous life makes room for God to do more with your “yes” than you could with your control

Not everything that looks like faith is the real thing. In a culture obsessed with appearances and faking it 'til you make it, Jesus offers something radically different: true transformation from the inside out.

In this powerful message from Matthew 13, we explore the parable of the weeds and the wheat—where Jesus draws a startling contrast between what looks good and what actually is good. The difference? The seed.

What if the life you’re living right now is the result of the seeds you’ve been sowing all along? The truth is, we don’t just reap what we sow—we reap later and often more than we sow. That’s both an encouragement and a warning.

In this message, we’re diving into Mark 4 and Galatians 6, uncovering the principle of sowing and reaping—one of the most powerful spiritual laws in Scripture. We all love harvest season—when breakthroughs happen, when promotions come, when relationships flourish. But are we intentional about the seeds we’re planting in the waiting?

Here’s the challenge:

• If you don’t like what you’re reaping, you need to check what you’re sowing.
• The Kingdom of God doesn’t operate on karma—it’s not just about getting what you deserve. It’s about partnering with God’s nature and trusting Him in the process.
• Some seeds take time, and in a world that wants instant results, faith requires patience, surrender, and obedience.

We’re breaking down: ✔️ Why faith works like a seed—small but powerful ✔️ How to sow the right seeds in your faith, relationships, finances, and daily life ✔️ The real reason people know this truth but don’t live by it ✔️ What happens when your approach to sowing and reaping is tested

If you want to see different fruit in your life, you have to plant different seeds. And the best time to start? Right now.