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  • Areas of Faith | David Winston | Oct. 8

    Areas of Faith | David Winston | Oct. 8
    Oct 14 2026
    What does it look like to pursue God with the kind of bold, relentless faith that refuses to take no for an answer? This message takes us deep into the contrast between great faith and passive faith, using the story of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15 as our anchor. Here was a woman who had every reason to walk away. She was outside the covenant, she was dismissed, and she was compared to a dog. Yet she stood her ground, pressed in, and walked away with a miracle. Her story challenges us to examine how we approach God. Are we asking timidly, settling for small and safe requests, or are we pressing in with the kind of shameless confidence that moves heaven? The message draws a striking parallel between her and the Roman centurion in Matthew 8, the only two people in all of Scripture whom Jesus called out for having great faith. Both were Gentiles, both were outside the expected circle of blessing, and both refused to be stopped by cultural barriers or protocol. The lesson is clear: great faith is not reserved for the spiritually elite. It belongs to anyone willing to believe boldly and hold on.
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    54 Min.
  • Session 1

    Session 1
    Oct 9 2026
    Session 1 by Impact Life Church
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    52 Min.
  • Session 2

    Session 2
    Oct 9 2026
    Session 2 by Impact Life Church
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    54 Min.
  • Session 4

    Session 4
    Oct 9 2026
    Session 4 by Impact Life Church
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    56 Min.
  • Session 3

    Session 3
    Oct 9 2026
    Session 3 by Impact Life Church
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    1 Std. und 9 Min.
  • Faith Disciplines Part 2 | Sept. 20

    Faith Disciplines Part 2 | Sept. 20
    Sep 22 2026
    This sermon calls believers to move beyond occasional, event-driven faith and into a sustained, disciplined lifestyle of faith. Drawing from Hebrews 11, Colossians 2, and other key passages, the pastor emphasizes that faith is not a mechanical formula but a living, relational walk with God that governs every area of life -- spirit, soul, and body. The sermon stresses that faith is both a spiritual force that overcomes the world and an operating law of the kingdom, one that is activated through hearing the word of God and speaking it in alignment with what God has already provided. Believers are called to guard their hearing, root their identity deeply in Christ, and resist the philosophies and fears of the world that erode faith and joy.
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    32 Min.
  • Answer the Call! Pastor John Huizing | Sept. 6

    Answer the Call! Pastor John Huizing | Sept. 6
    Sep 8 2026
    What does it truly mean to answer the call of God? There is a profound difference between showing up as a volunteer and stepping into the role of a kingdom laborer, and that difference changes everything. Drawing from Matthew 9:36-38, we are invited to see people the way Jesus saw them, not as a problem or a burden, but as a harvest waiting to be gathered. Jesus was not looking for more volunteers when he instructed his disciples to pray for more workers. He was calling for laborers, people who work with expectation, with purpose, and with the understanding that their labor is ultimately directed toward God himself. When we shift our thinking from simply doing good things to actively advancing the agenda of God's kingdom, something remarkable happens. Our work, our relationships, our businesses, and our ministries all begin to reflect a higher standard. Colossians 3:22-24 reminds us that when we do everything as unto the Lord rather than unto people, we position ourselves to receive a reward that goes far beyond any earthly paycheck. This is not a call to neglect our responsibilities in the world, but to elevate the spirit in which we carry them out.
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    46 Min.
  • The Case of the Paralytic Man | Pastor John | Aug. 30

    The Case of the Paralytic Man | Pastor John | Aug. 30
    Sep 8 2026
    What does it really take to receive healing? The answer might surprise us. Drawing from the vivid account in Mark chapter 2, we explore the story of a paralyzed man whose four determined friends refused to let any obstacle stand between him and Jesus. When the crowd blocked the entrance, they climbed to the roof and broke through it. When Jesus saw what they did, the text says he saw their faith. That detail is worth sitting with: faith is something that can be seen. It shows up in our actions, our persistence, and our refusal to interpret closed doors as a sign to give up. This message challenges us to examine whether we approach God with that same passionate, unrelenting expectation, or whether we quietly accept circumstances as a signal that healing simply was not meant for us. The case studies woven throughout this message, from blind Bartimaeus to the woman with the issue of blood to the Syrophoenician woman, all point to the same truth: ordinary people who pursued Jesus with extraordinary persistence received extraordinary results. Faith is not passive. It moves, it speaks, and it sometimes makes a scene.
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    49 Min.