Blaze Church

What happens when life leaves you stuck on the mat? In this Summer Kickoff message, we’re reminded that the church exists to carry people to Jesus when they can’t get there on their own. Like the four friends in Mark 2, we’re called to grab a corner, remove barriers, and do whatever it takes to help others find healing and hope. You don’t need to have it all together. Jesus meets you right where you are.

What makes a man? In a culture confused about masculinity, God's Word offers a clear answer. Looking at David's greatest failure, we'll see how boys avoid responsibility, follow their appetites, and hide their sin. But through the grace of Jesus, men are called to embrace responsibility, exercise self-control, confess their failures, and build God's Kingdom instead of their own sand castles.

When was the last time you truly stopped? In this final This Isn’t Working message, we learned that Sabbath isn’t just a day off—it’s God’s gift of rhythm and renewal. We’re invited to stop, rest, delight, and worship. In a culture obsessed with filling every empty space, Sabbath reminds us that our worth isn’t found in productivity but in God’s presence. Stop striving—Jesus Himself is your true rest.

We live in a world of excess. Every craving can be satisfied instantly. Every desire can be fed immediately. But Jesus taught that true freedom isn't found in saying yes to ourselves—it's found in learning to say yes to God. In this message, we explore the forgotten practice of fasting. Discover why Jesus expected His followers to fast, how fasting helps us reorder our desires, and why the goal of fasting isn't to get more from God—but to give more of ourselves to Him.

Shame has a way of making us hide. We isolate, pretend we’re fine, and carry struggles alone — but that way of living isn’t working. In this Pentecost Sunday message, we look at Peter’s journey from denying Jesus in shame to standing “with the eleven” filled with boldness and purpose. Through Peter’s story, we discover that Jesus doesn’t abandon ashamed people — He restores them into community. If you’ve been hiding, struggling alone, or feeling disconnected, this message will challenge you to step out of isolation and into the kind of Spirit-filled relationships where healing, encouragement, and freedom can happen. You were never meant to follow Jesus alone.

In a world where everything feels more expensive and financial pressure keeps rising, many people feel like generosity is impossible. But what if the problem isn’t just lack of resources — what if we’ve been following a financial system that simply isn’t working? In this message, “God Doesn’t Want A Tip,” Pastor Keith explores God’s plan for generosity through three simple questions: When should I give? How much should I give? And why should I give? Discover how biblical generosity is not about guilt or pressure, but trust, worship, and becoming more like Jesus.

In a world full of noise, distraction, and nonstop schedules, Jesus invites us into a different rhythm: solitude. Through intentional moments of quiet with God, we learn to slow down, confront the lies shaping us, hear God’s voice through Scripture, and experience His presence. Solitude isn’t escape—it’s making space to be filled by God so we can live, love, and lead from a healthy soul. Ultimately, Jesus invites every weary person to come to Him and find true rest.

Why does sharing our faith feel so difficult? In this message, we discover that while the definition of evangelism is simple—sharing good news—the practice has often become confusing and uncomfortable. Jesus invites us into a better way. Through the picture of salt and light, we learn that being a witness isn’t about pressure or perfection—it’s about living differently, loving people well, and speaking clearly when the moment comes. When we embrace this rhythm, our lives begin to create curiosity, spark conversations, and ultimately point people to God.

In a world that tells us to focus on ourselves, Jesus shows us a completely different way. In this message, we discover that serving isn’t optional for followers of Jesus—it’s essential. Because Jesus served us by giving His life, we now have both the responsibility and the opportunity to serve others. And when we do, we don’t lose—we gain purpose, joy, and get to be part of a greater harvest of lives being changed. If life feels full but unfulfilled, maybe the missing piece isn’t more for you… it’s giving your life away for others.

We’re more informed than ever—but also more anxious, confused, and overwhelmed. What if the issue isn’t that we’re not searching for truth, but that we’re searching in the wrong places? In this message, discover how Jesus uses Scripture to bring clarity, renew your mind, and reignite your heart through a simple daily rhythm: read it, meditate on it, study it, and memorize it. It’s time to stop looking everywhere else for truth and start letting God’s Word come alive in you again.