In this week's sermon, Pastor Justin Driver hones in on the power of God-centered unity. Ecclesiastes 4 reads that there is power in two people joining together; even more so, a "threefold cord is not quickly broken". Pastor Justin also acknowledges the three strands every believer must have within themselves: knowledge, discernment, and action. He explains the chaos and disorder that comes when believers are lacking one or more of these three points of emphasis.

Pastor Justin continues his Wednesday night series in Revelations.

Using Psalm 33 as the main text, Pastor Justin emphasizes that God alone is the source of blessing. America's success is not coincidental nor due to the relevance of man, but God's mercy has resulted in 250 years of established freedom. Furthermore, Pastor Justin leads the congregation to understand what it means to be a chosen people.

Pastor Justin Driver teaches from Psalm 110 that Jesus is reigning as King today and has already secured the victory through His death and resurrection. Even in the midst of life’s battles, believers can live with hope because Jesus is both our King and our High Priest.

Through the power of the Holy Spirit, the Church is called to serve willingly, trust Christ completely, and live in the victory that only Jesus provides. The message reminds us that there is still Victory in Jesus

In “The Testimony of a Tomb,” Pastor Justin Driver uses the life of King Uzziah to show that success and faithfulness are not always the same thing. Although Uzziah achieved great success, pride led to his downfall and affected the legacy he left behind.

The message reminds us that our testimony is built through daily decisions, humility, and obedience to God. In the end, what matters most is not how successful we become, but whether we remain faithful and finish well.

Main takeaway: God is not looking for successful people as much as He is looking for faithful people who finish well

Pastor Justin shares a piece of his childhood story that relates to many people in our culture today. Sports have been the center of American culture for decades, and they have taken priority over parts of life that are more important. Pastor Justin shares stories of being raised in a home where church was not an option, and that when playing ball eventually faded away, the biblical foundations instilled in him never left.

Pastor Justin Driver teaches from Exodus 33 that God’s response to our failures is not rejection but restoration. After Israel’s sin with the golden calf, Moses chose God’s presence over God’s blessings, showing that true restoration begins when we continue the conversation with God. Through honesty, repentance, and dependence on His presence, we find rest, renewal, and the grace to move forward. The message points to Jesus, who makes God’s presence available to every believer through the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Justin is joined by a live Legacy Group audience for a deep dive teaching on Revelation 14. He addresses a common, yet dangerous, misconception regarding the Mark of the Beast, along with further explaining the symbolism of Babylon and its significance.