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Colson · October 18, 2026

Neither Hot Nor Cold

A young adult leader examines Jesus' letter to the Laodiceans, using historical context to reframe lukewarmness as spiritual ineffectiveness rather than lack of passion.

Amanda Leck · October 11, 2026

Seasons of Hope

A guest speaker at Tribe church in Jackson the preacher walks through Ecclesiastes 3 and John 16:33 to show that real hope is available in every season of life.

October 4, 2026

The Gift or the Grasp

A sermon exploring Genesis 3 and Leviticus 23 together, asking whether we grasp for what we want or receive what God gives, his way and his timing.

Brian Hunter · September 27, 2026

Jesus Vibes

Brian Hunter explores 1 John 1:1 and what it means to truly touch Jesus, using the science of resonance and frequency to show how God designed us to vibrate in harmony with Him.

Brian Hunter · September 20, 2026

The Cry of the Human Heart

Pastor Brian Hunter walks through Jeremiah 30 and the triumphal entry to explore what "Hosanna" really means, and why that desperate cry matters for Israel and for us.

Brian Hunter · September 13, 2026

Blessed Is He Who Comes in the Name of the Lord

Brian Hunter walks from Jesus weeping over Jerusalem two thousand years ago to a personal question: have you been treating the cornerstone of your life as casual?

Brian Hunter · September 6, 2026

The Lord’s Good Plan

Brian Hunter walks through Isaiah 53 to show why Jesus taking our punishment is not a burden to resist but the best news a person could ever receive.

Brian Hunter · August 30, 2026

You’re Not Being Very Sensitive, Jesus

Brian Hunter walks through Matthew 8 to ask what it really costs to follow Jesus, and why his answer would get him canceled then and now.

August 26, 2026

Called to Holiness

Brian Hunter walks through 1 Thessalonians 4:7, showing that God's call to holy living is an invitation he equips us for, not a demand we have to meet on our own.