Inspire Churches

Join us as Pastor Philip opens this series through the book of Romans and introduces us to one of the greatest letter ever written.

TRL (Part 7) - Mental Illness by Inspire Churches

What we believe will define who we are. Who we are will determine what we do. Join us as pastor Phil helps us navigate through a subject that has been the source of so much pain and confusion inside and outside of the church. SOURCES: Yuan, Christopher. "Holy Sexuality and The Gospel"(2018), Butterfield, Rosaria. "The Secret Thoughts of an Unlikely Convert"(2012), Hill, Jackie. "Gay Girl Good Girl"(2018), Bennett, David. "War of Loves"(2018), Allberry, Sam. "Is God Anti-Gay?"(2013).

In this weeks iteration of the TRL series, Pastor Roger reveals or changes our perspective on who the Holy Spirit is and how our relationship should be with the God given advocate.

DISCLAIMER: This recording contains distortion and substandard sound quality. With the church just as divided as ever, with the culture consuming more alcohol than ever, this generation needs a much better & more challenging question than just, "is drinking a sin?". join us as Pastor Philip speaks about the different views regarding alcohol and marijuana, and how we should respond to it.

Can faith and science coexist? Has science buried God? Join us as Pastor Roger continues our TRL series by answering these challenging questions.

Join us as Pastor Phil addresses the problem with the prosperity gospel and tells us where it came from, what it believes, why it's so dangerous, and how we can identify its most subtle forms in the church today.

This week we start our new sermon series called "Total Request Live", a series of topics that are chosen by you! In this topic, Pastor Roger preaches about "Suffering and Evil" which brings up the question "Why would a good God allow bad things to happen?". Join in as Roger unravels the purpose behind the suffering and God's purpose for you through it all.

In this weeks podcast, Pastor Philip speaks on what it means to go on missions and to reflect on what the apostle Paul has said and done during his lifetime on earth. We also hear the testimonies from returning missionaries Andrea Cruz, Sir Brian Hannah, and Katherine Catrence.

Have you ever felt confused about who you were called to be? In this weeks message, Pastor Matt Lacey from Fountain Church identifies some distractions of our God given purpose and how we can overcome them to find our true identity.

In this weeks message, Dani Castillo speaks about what it means to be accepted by God and how He transforms us when we repent and ask for forgiveness in Jesus' name.

In today's message, Pastor Philip answers three crucial questions regarding forgiveness in your life. "What is forgiveness?", "Does my salvation depend on forgiveness?", and "How do I start forgiving?".

Today's passage has been called, 'The scariest scripture in the New Testament.' Join us as Pastor Philip answers two vital questions: How can I know Jesus? How can I be sure he knows me?"

Are you living or simply existing? Join us as Pastor Roger discusses this misunderstood statement of Christ and how it can transform your life.

When it comes to God's Kingdom, all are invited, many will reject, and only a few will actually enter in. Join us as Pastor Philip discusses this honest yet difficult concept.

If Jesus is God, and God knows everything, how could Jesus not know? Join us as Pastor Philip walks us through this controversial statement regarding the humanity and divinity of Christ.

What did Jesus mean when He said "The Kingdom suffers violence and the violent will take it"? Listen in as Pastor Roger unravels the true meaning behind these words. It is not what you may think..

Pastor Roger kicks off our new series called "Controversial" which analyzes some of the most controversial statements of Jesus! This Sunday we look into what Jesus meant when he said "you must hate your family to be my disciple". Listen and find out!

On this Good Friday, Pastor Roger digs deep into the verse of Mark 15:34 in which Jesus cries out "My God, My God, why have you forsaken me?". join us as we analyze "The Cry, The Why, The My, The Question, and The Confession" of Jesus' crucifixion.

This Sunday, we celebrate Easter which is the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus from the tomb on the third day after his crucifixion. Remembering the resurrection of Jesus is a way to renew daily hope that we have victory over sin.