Greg and Luke discuss biblical revival ahead of the Revival weekend at Sugar Ridge in order to bring truth and understanding to revival. Biblical Revival is the kind that begins with God's people turning back to Him in repentance renewed hunger for His Word and presence, and results in spiritual awakening, holiness, and the advance of the Gospel.

Greg and Luke sit down to put a bow on the false teaching series and discuss how to identify, test, and stand firm. The discussion is an attempt to equip listeners with practical biblical tools for discernment and a positive call to faithfulness to the scriptures.

They discuss biblical tests for teachings and teachers, how to practically respond, the most common false teachings, and provide hope and encouragement to Christians.

Pastor Greg Lacy shares his final sermon on his three part series in Job.

Often we are searching for answers when His presence is enough!

In the midst of deep suffering, it’s completely natural to ask: "Where is God?"

In this powerful message through Job chapters 3–34, Brother Greg Lacy explores how to bring our rawest hurt, anger, and deep emotions to God. God isn't intimidated by our pain—He wants us to bring everything to Him, no matter how messy or ugly it feels.

Additionally, this sermon unpacks how to—and how not to—comfort those who are hurting. Job’s friends assumed his pain was caused by secret sin, showing how easy it is to jump to harmful conclusions when there are no clear answers. Tune in for profound wisdom on how to support loved ones through their darkest valleys and where to anchor your heart when God feels silent.

When life falls apart and suffering feels overwhelming, how do we respond?

In this powerful sermon, Brother Greg Lacy walks through the first two chapters of the Book of Job to explore the reality of trials, tribulations, and unexpected storms in life. We all face seasons of hardship—but as Job shows us, our highest calling in the midst of suffering is to lift our eyes and worship the Lord.

If you are currently navigating a difficult season, this message will bring you deep encouragement and practical insight on how to honor God while waiting for the storm to pass.

Greg and Luke sit down to discuss a sobering topic that is currently infecting and multiplying in the Church today. False Teachers and False Profits have been a problem within the body of believers from the days of Moses to the New Testament and continues to worsen today. Scripture tells us that the number of False Teachers will increase in the Last Days and many will be deceived. False Teachers are predators and their evil deeds need to be put on public display to protect the church.

We discuss the characteristics and biblical warnings of false teachers to shine a light on the issue that plagues churches, damages relationships, and breaks trust of the Church. False Teachers are a real ongoing threat, but Scripture equips us.

In Part 2 of this series we will discuss how to identify, test, and stand firm against these wolves in sheep's clothing.

In the finale of our Holy Spirit series, Nick and Luke tackle one of the most debated and misunderstood topics in the Church: the sign gifts. What does Scripture actually say about them, and are they still active today? Join us as we dive into the Word to cut through the confusion and bring biblical clarity to these spiritual gifts. Ultimately, we encourage you to dig into the scriptures for yourself and seek the Holy Spirit's guidance on how He wants to work in your life today.

This episode is the second part of Luke and Nick's discussion on the Gifts of the Spirit. They discuss several of the gifts and how each of them manifest themselves in believers today and how they further unite and edify the Church. In this episode you will find knowledge and wisdom to help you understand the gifts as well as encouragement to seek the gifts. You will also hear warnings against false teachings and prideful use of the gifts that occur all too often in the church and create unnecessary divisions and damage to the Body of Christ. We hope this discussion blesses you and deepens your desire to study the Bible on this topic.