This message reminds us that waiting seasons are not wasted seasons—they are preparation for God’s next move. When life feels stuck, delayed, or on hold, God is often doing His deepest work within us, getting us ready for what’s ahead. Drawing from Scripture and personal testimony, this sermon teaches us to wait patiently, pray persistently, and trust God completely, knowing that at the appointed time, God can suddenly move us forward with divine speed. What feels like delay today is setting the stage for tomorrow’s breakthrough.

As Transformation Church steps into a season of acceleration, this message calls every believer to partner with God’s vision through serving. Drawing from the life of Jesus, we are reminded that our calling is not to be served, but to serve with humility, gratitude, and faithfulness. When we make ourselves available—using our time, gifts, and resources—God accelerates His work in and through us. Serving isn’t optional; it’s how we advance the Kingdom of God and live out the mission we were created for.

This message reminds us that the greatest peace we can experience is peace with God. In a world filled with anxiety, brokenness, and uncertainty, Jesus—the Prince of Peace—came to restore what was lost through sin. Drawing from the Christmas story and Romans 5, this sermon explains how true peace is not earned but received through faith in Christ. When we receive Jesus, we are justified, forgiven, and brought back into right relationship with God—resulting in peace for our hearts, minds, and souls, even in the midst of life’s storms.

In week three of the Peace on Earth series, this message reminds us that peace is not automatic—it’s a path we choose to walk on daily. Anxiety and fear don’t usually appear all at once; they grow when we slowly drift off the path of peace. Through Scripture and personal stories, we learn that God invites us back onto that path through intentional prayer, solitude, and gratitude. By finding a place of peace, releasing our worries to God, and expressing thankfulness, we allow Him to transform our anxiety into a peace that guards our hearts and minds. Peace is practiced, not found—and Jesus is always ready to lead us back when we drift.

In a world filled with stress, uncertainty, and constant mental noise, God offers a peace that goes beyond circumstances. This message explores how our thoughts shape our peace—and how anxiety often begins in the mind. Through Philippians 4 and Isaiah 26, we learn that true peace of mind comes from trusting God and fixing our thoughts on Him. When we release control, renew our thinking, and place our trust in Christ, God’s supernatural peace guards our hearts and minds, even in the middle of chaos.

This message explores how anxiety, hurry, and overwhelm slowly drain the peace from our souls. Through the story of Martha in Luke 10, we see how distraction and pressure pull us away from the presence of Jesus—the true source of peace. When we lose our peace, we begin living reactively, carrying burdens we weren’t meant to carry, and missing God in the very moments where He is near. But the good news is that Jesus steps into our chaos with His peace. This Christmas season, we are invited to slow down, be still, and return to the “one thing” that restores our soul: being with Jesus.

On Vision Sunday, we celebrated 81 years of God’s faithfulness at Transformation Church and looked ahead to the future He is calling us into. Reflecting on Isaiah 54, Pastor Joe reminded us that now is the time to enlarge, lengthen, strengthen, and stretch—expanding our space, extending our reach, deepening our roots, and growing our faith. From building expansion plans, to the launch of TC Español, to new ministry growth and leadership development, 2026 will be a year to accelerate. God is giving us a small window to prepare for a big move, and as we pray, give, and step out in faith, we believe He will bring accelerated growth, salvations, and influence for His kingdom.

Bible Text: Revelation 3:1–6 This message calls the church to wake up from spiritual sleep. Like the church in Sardis—busy on the outside but empty on the inside—many believers today have a reputation for being alive while their hearts have grown apathetic. Jesus sees beyond our appearance and calls us to return to spiritual vitality through the power of the Holy Spirit. The path back is clear: wake up, strengthen what remains, remember the Gospel, hold fast, and repent. It’s time to move from going through the motions to being fully alive in Christ again.

Bible Text: Revelation 2:12-17 This message uncovers the strategies Satan uses to pull believers away from Jesus. Through Jesus’ letter to the church in Pergamum, we learn that the enemy attacks through suffering, deception, seduction, and even prosperity—all designed to weaken our faith and mix truth with lies. But Jesus confronts every attack with the sharp sword of His Word, calling us to wake up, repent, and stand firm. When we resist the enemy and cling to Christ, He gives us strength, victory, and a new identity in Him.

Bible Text: Revelation 2:18–29 In a world that celebrates compromise, Jesus calls His followers to stand firm in truth. The church in Thyatira was praised for its love and service—but corrected for tolerating sin. This message challenges us to resist the spirit of Jezebel—the temptation to mix faith with the values of culture—and to return to wholehearted devotion through repentance. True faith doesn’t tolerate what Jesus died to free us from.

Bible Text: Revelation 2:8–17 Even in seasons of deep suffering and fierce temptation, Jesus sees you, knows you, and loves you. This message explores Jesus’ words to the churches in Smyrna and Pergamum—reminding us that though the enemy may attack through pain or temptation, he is a defeated foe. In every trial, Jesus is near, He cares, and He calls us to stay faithful as He leads us to victory.

Bible Text: Revelation 2:1-7 This message challenges believers to reignite their passion and intimacy with Jesus. Like the church in Ephesus, it’s easy to grow busy and lose our first love—but Jesus calls us to remember, repent, and return to Him. When we rekindle our fire for Christ, our faith becomes more than belief—it shapes who we are and how we live.

This message walks through what will take place when Jesus returns—the rapture, judgment, tribulation, and ultimate triumph of Christ. It’s a reminder to live ready, stay faithful, and find hope in the promise that when Jesus comes again, He will make all things right.

Bible Text: Revelation 1:4–18 This message reminds us that when the world feels unstable and life seems out of control, our hope is found in Jesus—the King who reigns above the chaos. Revelation shows that worship recenters our hearts, restores our peace, and reminds us that no matter how much the world shakes, our God cannot be shaken.

Bible Text: Revelation 1:1-3 This message reminds us that even when the world feels chaotic and uncertain, God is still in control. Revelation shows that what seems like the end is really the beginning of God making all things new—because no matter how dark it gets, God reigns, Jesus wins, and our hope is secure.

Bible Text: Proverbs 22:7 This message challenges us to break free from the slavery of debt by loving God more than stuff, living within our means, and managing money God’s way. Debt steals peace, joy, and generosity—but when we “act our wage,” we find freedom to give, dream, and live the fully funded life God intends.

For many of us, financial stress has choked our dreams. Debt has crushed our hope. Living paycheck to paycheck has stolen our imagination. We have lost our ability to dream because we are stuck financially. The worries and cares of this world have choked our dreams. Is that you? Have you given up on your dreams because you are stuck financially? Have you given up on your dreams and settled with the idea that you will always be broke, or you will always struggle, or you will always not have enough? This sermon will help you figure how to make your plans, hopes, and dreams a reality.

God owns everything and loves unconditionally. No matter how far we stray, when we come to our senses, repent, and return to Him, He redeems us with open arms.

Bible Text: Matthew 7:13-23 What hard decision is sitting in front of you right now? What battle, what pain, what frustration, what addiction, what secret or lie is God calling you to step into—or out of—even when it costs you?