app02 Mon, 02 Nov 2026 12:40:04 +0000 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) The Impact Church Podcast - Episodes Tagged with “Faithandobedience” https://impactchurch.fireside.fm/tags/faithandobedience Sun, 11 Oct 2026 00:00:00 -0700 The Impact Church Podcast features weekly messages from Impact Church in Arizona, led by Pastor Travis Hearn. Each episode is designed to help you grow in your faith, experience real freedom, and live out God’s purpose for your life. Impact Church is a life-giving church committed to seeing lives transformed through the power of Jesus Christ. Through biblical teaching, practical truth, and Spirit-led messages, this podcast exists to encourage you, challenge you, and equip you to make an impact wherever you go. Whether you are new to faith or have followed Jesus for years, the Impact Church Podcast is a place to find hope, clarity, and direction for everyday life. To learn more about Impact Church, visit impactchurch.com or download the Impact Church AZ app. en-us episodic Weekly messages from Impact Church designed to help you grow in faith and live in freedom. Impact Church The Impact Church Podcast features weekly messages from Impact Church in Arizona, led by Pastor Travis Hearn. Each episode is designed to help you grow in your faith, experience real freedom, and live out God’s purpose for your life. Impact Church is a life-giving church committed to seeing lives transformed through the power of Jesus Christ. Through biblical teaching, practical truth, and Spirit-led messages, this podcast exists to encourage you, challenge you, and equip you to make an impact wherever you go. Whether you are new to faith or have followed Jesus for years, the Impact Church Podcast is a place to find hope, clarity, and direction for everyday life. To learn more about Impact Church, visit impactchurch.com or download the Impact Church AZ app. no Impact Church, Impact Church AZ, Pastor Travis Hearn, Christian podcast, church podcast, weekly sermons, Bible teaching, faith podcast, Christian sermons, freedom in Christ, Christian encouragement, biblical teaching, Arizona church, Phoenix church, non-denominational church, Jesus-centered teaching, spiritual growth, purpose and calling, Christian leadership, Sunday sermons Impact Church creative.department@impactchurch.com Episode 195: Build My Church Week 2: Yes, Lord, Use Me. https://impactchurch.fireside.fm/195 793b2453-bf0a-46c5-8ac5-43d605d3acc3 Sun, 11 Oct 2026 00:00:00 -0700 Impact Church 195 Build My Church Week 2: Yes, Lord, Use Me. full Impact Church Do you feel unqualified, unsure of your purpose, or afraid that God can't use you? The Bible teaches that God doesn't need perfect people—He uses people who are willing to say yes. If you've been wondering how God can use you, this message will help you overcome self-doubt, discover the value of your gifts, and take your next step of faith. Your willingness to serve God could change someone else's life. 50:18 no <p>Do you feel unqualified, unsure of your purpose, or afraid that God can't use you? The Bible teaches that God doesn't need perfect people—He uses people who are willing to say yes. If you've been wondering how God can use you, this message will help you overcome self-doubt, discover the value of your gifts, and take your next step of faith. Your willingness to serve God could change someone else's life.</p> <p>In this sermon, Pastor Travis Hearn of Impact Church shares <strong>“Yes, Lord. Use Me.”</strong>, from the <em>Build My Church</em> series, teaching how God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things when they make themselves available to Him. Through the stories of Moses, Isaiah, the boy with five loaves and two fish, and Jonah, you'll discover why your obedience matters more than you realize.</p> <p><strong>In this sermon, you’ll learn:</strong></p> <ul> <li><p>How God can use you even when you feel unqualified or inexperienced</p></li> <li><p>Why God values your availability more than your ability</p></li> <li><p>How to discover your God-given gifts and use them to help others</p></li> <li><p>Why serving others is an important part of following Jesus</p></li> <li><p>How one small act of obedience can make a difference in someone's life</p></li> <li><p>What happens when you ignore God's calling and keep putting off your purpose</p></li> </ul> <p>You may not see everything God has planned for your life. You may not know whose future is connected to your obedience. But what feels small in your hands can become something extraordinary in the hands of Jesus. Someone else's breakthrough may be waiting on your yes.</p> <p><strong>Your yes is bigger than you think.</strong></p> GodsPurpose, FaithAndObedience, CalledByGod, ServingGod, ChristianMotivation Do you feel unqualified, unsure of your purpose, or afraid that God can't use you? The Bible teaches that God doesn't need perfect people—He uses people who are willing to say yes. If you've been wondering how God can use you, this message will help you overcome self-doubt, discover the value of your gifts, and take your next step of faith. Your willingness to serve God could change someone else's life.

In this sermon, Pastor Travis Hearn of Impact Church shares “Yes, Lord. Use Me.”, from the Build My Church series, teaching how God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things when they make themselves available to Him. Through the stories of Moses, Isaiah, the boy with five loaves and two fish, and Jonah, you'll discover why your obedience matters more than you realize.

In this sermon, you’ll learn:

  • How God can use you even when you feel unqualified or inexperienced

  • Why God values your availability more than your ability

  • How to discover your God-given gifts and use them to help others

  • Why serving others is an important part of following Jesus

  • How one small act of obedience can make a difference in someone's life

  • What happens when you ignore God's calling and keep putting off your purpose

You may not see everything God has planned for your life. You may not know whose future is connected to your obedience. But what feels small in your hands can become something extraordinary in the hands of Jesus. Someone else's breakthrough may be waiting on your yes.

Your yes is bigger than you think.

]]> Do you feel unqualified, unsure of your purpose, or afraid that God can't use you? The Bible teaches that God doesn't need perfect people—He uses people who are willing to say yes. If you've been wondering how God can use you, this message will help you overcome self-doubt, discover the value of your gifts, and take your next step of faith. Your willingness to serve God could change someone else's life.

In this sermon, Pastor Travis Hearn of Impact Church shares “Yes, Lord. Use Me.”, from the Build My Church series, teaching how God uses ordinary people to do extraordinary things when they make themselves available to Him. Through the stories of Moses, Isaiah, the boy with five loaves and two fish, and Jonah, you'll discover why your obedience matters more than you realize.

In this sermon, you’ll learn:

  • How God can use you even when you feel unqualified or inexperienced

  • Why God values your availability more than your ability

  • How to discover your God-given gifts and use them to help others

  • Why serving others is an important part of following Jesus

  • How one small act of obedience can make a difference in someone's life

  • What happens when you ignore God's calling and keep putting off your purpose

You may not see everything God has planned for your life. You may not know whose future is connected to your obedience. But what feels small in your hands can become something extraordinary in the hands of Jesus. Someone else's breakthrough may be waiting on your yes.

Your yes is bigger than you think.

]]> Episode 130: Walking When The Waves Are Wild https://impactchurch.fireside.fm/130 65bc3b0e-d347-4d5f-84ed-015ff5a26206 Sat, 07 Jun 2025 21:00:00 -0700 Impact Church 130 Walking When The Waves Are Wild full Impact Church Faith is wild—trembling yet trusting—and in this powerful message from Matthew 14, Pastor Travis Hearn reminds us that even when the waves rage, Jesus still calls us to walk. 1:06:49 no <p>Faith is wild. It doesn’t always look like strength—it often looks like trembling hands and tear-filled prayers. In this unforgettable message, Pastor Travis Hearn dives deep into the story of Peter walking on water, reminding us that while the waves of life may be wild, our God is greater still. Drawing from Matthew 14:24-33, we are reminded that storms will rage, doubts will rise, and fears will scream louder than faith—but it is in the middle of the storm that Jesus calls us out. This sermon will stir your soul and challenge your comfort, asking: will you walk even when the waves are wild?</p> ImpactChurch, WalkingOnWater, FaithIsWild, PeterAndJesus, Matthew14, StepOutInFaith, DoItScared, FaithOverFear, SpiritualCourage, MiracleInTheStorm, FaithThatMoves, ChurchOnline, SundaySermon, FaithAndObedience, JesusSaves, StormFaith, WalkByFaithNotBySight, TravisHearn, ChristianEncouragement, MiamiChurchPlant, GodsCalling, FaithToStart, DoItBecauseHeSaidSo, DoItSacred, KingdomPurpose, TrustGodInTheStorm, BiblePreaching, HolyGround, FaithSeries, HopeInJesus, JesusInTheStorm, FaithfulObedience, WaterWalker, BoldFaith, FearlessFaith Faith is wild. It doesn’t always look like strength—it often looks like trembling hands and tear-filled prayers. In this unforgettable message, Pastor Travis Hearn dives deep into the story of Peter walking on water, reminding us that while the waves of life may be wild, our God is greater still. Drawing from Matthew 14:24-33, we are reminded that storms will rage, doubts will rise, and fears will scream louder than faith—but it is in the middle of the storm that Jesus calls us out. This sermon will stir your soul and challenge your comfort, asking: will you walk even when the waves are wild?

]]> Faith is wild. It doesn’t always look like strength—it often looks like trembling hands and tear-filled prayers. In this unforgettable message, Pastor Travis Hearn dives deep into the story of Peter walking on water, reminding us that while the waves of life may be wild, our God is greater still. Drawing from Matthew 14:24-33, we are reminded that storms will rage, doubts will rise, and fears will scream louder than faith—but it is in the middle of the storm that Jesus calls us out. This sermon will stir your soul and challenge your comfort, asking: will you walk even when the waves are wild?

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