Blaze Church

The Reason We Worry | Peace of Mind 1 | Pastor Keith Indovino

In the first message of the Peace of Mind series, we examine Jesus’ teaching on worry, rooted in trusting God as our Father. Jesus tells us not to worry because God, our loving Father, knows our needs and values us deeply—more than even the birds He provides for. When we forget this relationship, we fall into “value amnesia,” doubting our worth and security. Jesus calls us to seek God’s Kingdom first, surrendering control and finding peace in knowing that our Father cares for us.

Living In The End Times | You Asked For It 4 | Pastor Keith Indovino

In this sermon titled "Living in the End Times," part of the You Asked For It series, the message addresses common misconceptions about the end times, emphasizing hope over fear. Drawing from Matthew 24 and 1 Thessalonians 4-5, it explores the biblical context of Jesus’ teachings on the destruction of the temple and His eventual return. The message encourages living as "children of light," ready for Christ’s second coming without trying to predict dates. The sermon concludes with a call to action through the Landmark Vision and communion, symbolizing the hope of Christ’s return and His future kingdom.

9 Years of Miracles | You Asked For It 3 | Pastor Keith Indovino

In this message, we celebrate Blaze Church's incredible journey since 2015, reflecting on God's miraculous work in our community. Sharing our faith is not just a "good thing" for followers of Jesus to do — it is a command of Jesus. Through the story of the Good Samaritan, we explore practical steps to notice people, recognize their needs, and take action to make Jesus known. You'll also hear an exciting vision for the future, including our Landmark renovation project, building a church in Uruguay, and supporting church renovations in France. Together, we'll commit to advancing God's Kingdom through faith and generosity.

Parenting: Leading the Next Generation with Purpose | You Asked For It 2 | Pastor Amy Indovino

As parents, we must remember that our children belong to God. We must be intentional about teaching our children and we need wisdom! In this message, we look at the book of Exodus where Moses’ parents had to make a big decision and trust God. We'll discover how to apply this truth in our own homes. Whether you are a parent or not, this message will encourage and strengthen your faith in God to trust Him always!

Time Management | You Asked For It 1 | Pastor Keith Indovino

How do we manage time in a way that honors God? In this practical message, you'll discover that effective time management is about prioritization, not merely being busy. Haggai chapter 1 challenges us to assess whether our priorities align with God's, urging us to "think about it" before making commitments. The key to time management is putting God first. We are encouraged to seek godly counsel in decision-making and to recognize that worry does not add value to our lives. God cares about how we use our greatest resource!

Handling Disagreements | Pastor Greg Surratt

Relationships can be complicated, especially when you don't see eye to eye. Pastor Greg Surratt shares practical tips on how to handle disagreements in relationships. He teaches from James 4:1, which challenges us to consider our internal desires as the source of quarrels, and Ephesians 4:1-2 which calls us to live out our Christian faith with humility and gentleness. By embodying the fruits of the Spirit and valuing others above ourselves, we can set a new standard for interactions and create a more peaceful, united community.

Life Is Better Together | Family Values 7 | Pastor Keith Indovino

Our final core value is Unity: Life Is Better Together. The message emphasizes that God loves unity and calls His people to live in harmony. We need to embrace four key steps for fostering unity: determining your mindset, discovering your purpose, developing your character, and displaying your faith. We also celebrate every Dream Team member, who embodies these principles by serving the church. Our unity is a sign to this world that Jesus is the One who came to save us, and call us to live brand new!

Generosity Is Our Privilege | Family Values 6 | Pastor Keith Indovino

In this message, we dive into Blaze Church's sixth core value: "Generosity Is Our Privilege." Drawing from Acts 20:35 and 2 Corinthians 8-9, we explore the biblical principle that generosity is not about the amount but about the heart behind the gift. True generosity is sacrificial and joyful, and it reflects the grace of the Gospel. As followers of Christ, we give not out of obligation but as an act of worship, acknowledging that God first gave to us. Our generosity blesses others and enables them to praise God, creating an eternal return on investment.

I Have A Next Step | Family Values 5 | Pastor Keith Indovino

Maturity is a process! In this sermon, "I Have A Next Step," part of the "Family Values" series at Blaze Church, the focus is on the core value of Maturity. Drawing from Luke 8:4-15 and Ephesians 3:16-17, the message emphasizes that spiritual maturity is a continuous journey influenced by the condition of one's heart. Through the Parable of the Sower, the sermon illustrates how different heart conditions affect spiritual growth. We are called to be receptive to the Word of God. Every believer has a next step. God wants to do more in us and through us than we can even imagine. It’s time to get off milk and on solid food! We are a collective committed to maturity!

Go Low | Family Values 4 | Pastor Keith Indovino

In this sermon, based on 2 Kings 5, we explore the fourth core value of Blaze Church: "Go Low," which emphasizes humility. Through the story of Naaman, a powerful commander humbled by leprosy, we learn that pride is a barrier to God’s grace. Naaman’s journey from prideful self-reliance to humble obedience illustrates the transformative power of God’s grace. The message encourages us to examine areas of pride in our own lives and choose humility, just as Jesus did. By humbling ourselves, we open the door to God’s healing and restoration.