Revolution Resistance

This Sunday, Campus Pastor Joshua Hamm teaches that we must not approach marriage looking for escape routes, but instead understand it as God’s sacred covenant designed to reflect Christ’s faithful love for His people. We learn that when we surrender our pride, pursue faithfulness, and center our relationships on Jesus rather than ourselves, we honor God’s purpose for marriage and experience His grace in our brokenness.

This Sunday, Campus Pastor Joshua Hamm teaches that in the kingdom of Jesus, children are valued, welcomed, and learned from because God’s kingdom belongs to the overlooked and dependent. We learn that when we bring children to Jesus with prayer, presence, and love, and when we come to Him ourselves with empty hands and humble trust, we receive His grace and life.

This Sunday, Campus Pastor Joshua Hamm teaches that we often chase greatness like the world does, but Jesus calls us to a different path where we serve others, celebrate His work beyond ourselves, and take sin seriously. We learn that when we humble ourselves, pursue holiness, and live with a kingdom-minded heart, we reflect Jesus and participate in what God is truly doing.

Campus Pastor Joshua Hamm reminds us that we live in the valley where trouble, doubt, and brokenness are real, but our greatest need is always to bring everything to Jesus and depend on Him rather than ourselves. He calls us to trust Jesus even with weak faith, rely on Him through prayer, and believe that He alone has the power to meet us and move in our hardest situations.

Campus Pastor Joshua Hamm reminds us that when life with Jesus feels confusing, we renew our hearts by beholding Him, listening to Him, and learning from Him as He leads us through suffering toward glory. He encourages us to trust that God is at work in us even when the path feels unclear, and he calls us to pray, follow Jesus’ direction, and let Him reshape our perspective.

This Sunday, Chris Warszawski teaches that we must not settle for popular or incomplete opinions about Jesus but see Him clearly as the true Christ who comes to save through suffering, not power. We learn that when we deny ourselves, resist the noise of the world, and follow Jesus fully, we find real life in Him and join in what He is doing.

Campus Pastor Josh Hamm shows us that simply seeing Jesus’ work is not enough—we must truly understand it and trust in His sufficiency rather than focus on our immediate problems. We learn to move from spiritual blindness to clear sight as Jesus continues to shape our hearts and lead us to follow Him.

Campus Pastor Josh Hamm teaches that we do not receive Jesus’ grace based on who we are or our background, but by how we humbly respond to Him with faith and persistence. He shows us that our limitations do not disqualify us, but a resistant heart can keep us from experiencing Jesus, who cares for us personally and invites us to trust Him fully.

Founding Pastor Rick Duncan teaches that Jesus sometimes allows storms in believers’ lives to strengthen their faith, reminding them that Jesus sees their struggle, prays for them, and reveals His power even in hardship. He encourages listeners to trust Jesus during difficult seasons, remember God’s past faithfulness, and allow trials to soften their hearts and deepen their devotion.

Campus Pastor Josh Hamm teaches us that true rest is not escape from interruption but alignment with Jesus in the middle of need, as His compassion moves us to see, feel, and act. We learn that He takes what little we offer, uses us to bring His provision, and satisfies us as the Bread of Life.

Campus Pastor Joshua Hamm teaches that Jesus sends us out as disciples to go authentically, living the message with a team, in His power, and in faith-filled dependence that keeps us focused and grateful wherever we are welcomed. We also go assuredly, because repentance matters, faithfulness prepares the way for others, and suffering is never wasted when we value Jesus above comfort and measure our lives by obedient faithfulness instead of visible success.

Campus Pastor Joshua Hamm teaches that we can live close to Jesus yet still miss Him if unbelief hides behind amazement, familiarity, or offense, so we respond with real faith that turns to Him in prayer and obedience. We see that unbelief can limit what we experience of His work, but it never stops His kingdom from moving forward, so we ask Him to break up our unbelieving patterns and keep sending us with His gospel.