As the holidays stir emotions, conflict, and tension, this message reminds us that peace isn’t a seasonal feeling—it’s a spiritual discipline. From Romans 12:9–18, Pastor Travis unpacks the truth that peace is not accidental, it’s intentional. Harmony doesn’t just happen—it’s chosen, pursued, and often, painfully fought for.

Whether it’s a tense family dinner or a fractured relationship, you’ll be challenged to lay down your pride, your right to be right, and your desire to win. Why? Because peace will cost you—but it’s worth everything.

This sermon dives deep into how to set your mind on things above, sow seeds of peace, and let the peace of Christ rule your heart. With vivid illustrations and biblical insight, you’ll see that peacemaking isn’t weakness—it’s spiritual maturity. It’s family resemblance.

Because when we choose peace, we mirror the heart of our Father.
This Christmas, let’s tear down the fences built by offense and let the Prince of Peace take the throne of our hearts.

In Part 3 of our Kingdom Impact series, Pastor Travis Hearn delivers one of the most honest and spiritually challenging messages yet: The Battle for First Place. This isn’t just a sermon about priorities—it’s a revelation about possession. What owns your decisions, your emotions, your values? Is it fear, money, opinions, shame—or is it Jesus Christ?

We kick off with Savvy’s powerful testimony, and story after story of how God has transformed lives through Impact Church. From a man on the edge of suicide who found purpose in Christ, to a couple whose broken marriage was resurrected through surrender and service, this is what Kingdom Impact looks like!

With passion and realness, Pastor Travis dives deep into the spiritual battle that rages daily for first place in our hearts. He reminds us:

“Whatever is first place in your life sets the pace in your life.”

In this message, you’ll discover:

Why the throne of your heart is the most contested territory in your life

How money—more than anything else—tries to dethrone God

Why tithing isn’t about giving money, but proving trust

The blessing God promises when we test Him in this area (Malachi 3:10)

It’s more than a teaching—it’s a wake-up call.
It’s not about God needing your money. It’s about whether He has your trust, your heart, and your allegiance.

This is the moment to reorder your life. To put God back where He belongs—FIRST.
Because when He’s first, everything else falls into place.
When He’s not... everything else falls apart.

Let’s make an impact. Let’s win the battle for first place.

But this message isn’t just about his story—it’s about your story. It’s about that thing in your life that’s fighting for first place. It’s about burying the seed of selfish ambition so God can raise a harvest of Kingdom impact.

Rooted in Luke 9:23–24 and John 12:24, “Give It UP” challenges us to examine what’s really #1 in our lives. Are we holding back something God is asking us to surrender? Are we making excuses that sound valid but keep us from obeying His voice?

This sermon will stir your soul to stop negotiating with God and start honoring Him with your firstfruits—your time, your talents, your treasure, your heart. Because when we give God the first and best, He blesses the rest. This isn’t just about money—it’s about mastery. Who’s really Lord of your life?

Join us as we begin a journey toward radical obedience, sacrificial generosity, and eternal significance.

Because what you give up in faith, God uses to impact the Kingdom.

Our land is sick, but God has given us a remedy. Found in 2 Chronicles 7:14, the prescription is clear: humble ourselves, pray, seek His face, and turn from our wicked ways. Too many of us are chasing God's hand—what He can do, give, or fix—without ever seeking His face. But true revival doesn't come through handouts. It comes through intimacy.

This message dives deep into the call to seek the face of God, not just His blessings. When we do, everything changes. Hearts are transformed. Marriages are healed. Minds are renewed. Nations can be restored. Because when we seek His presence, not just His provision, revival is released.

You’ll hear personal stories, powerful scriptures, and passionate truth that will challenge you to draw near to God like never before. If you’ve been feeling dry, distant, or disillusioned—this message is a wake-up call and an altar call.

Don’t settle for a life of spiritual emptiness. Choose the altar that fills you. Choose the presence of the One who satisfies every hunger and heals every broken place.

🙌 It’s time to stop chasing His hand and start seeking His face.
Because one real encounter with His presence will change everything.

Drawing from Psalm 23:6, this message reveals the Hebrew depth behind the words tov (goodness) and chesed (mercy)—God’s abundant kindness and His unbreakable, covenant love. You’ll discover that these aren’t just theological concepts—they are the very heartbeat of God running after you, even in your darkest valleys, deepest regrets, and most rebellious moments.

From Jonah’s stormy detour to the prodigal son's homecoming, this message will stir your soul and challenge your heart to stop running and surrender to the God who never gives up on you. His mercy meets you in the barbed wire of your failures. His goodness shines even in the storms. And His love chases you all the way home—to healing, restoration, and eternity.

It’s time to stop running. It’s time to taste and see that the Lord is good.

In this powerful continuation of our Psalm 23 series, Pastor Travis Hearn brings a word that will ignite your spirit and shift your mindset. Drawing from Psalm 23:5, this message paints a vivid picture of divine vindication: “You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies.”

David had just walked through the valley of the shadow of death, but now, God flips the script. The Shepherd becomes a Chef. The battlefield becomes a banquet. And your enemies? They become your audience.

You may be surrounded by haters, doubt, disease, failure, or fear—but God doesn’t wait until they disappear to bless you. He blesses you right in front of them. He anoints your head with oil, marking you for purpose, covering your mind, and empowering you with the Holy Spirit. And your cup? It doesn’t just fill—it overflows.

Through every attack, every dark night, and every setback, you didn’t quit. You overcame. You healed, got back up, and moved forward—in the presence of your enemies.

This isn’t just a sermon. It’s a declaration. A celebration. A feast in the face of your fiercest battles. So to every doubter, hater, and enemy of your purpose, go ahead… grab a seat.
God’s gonna cook. So WATCH ME EAT.

In this raw and powerful sermon, Pastor Travis Hearn opens the floodgates of his personal testimony—sharing his journey through a life-altering stroke, tragic family loss, his mother’s battle with cancer, and unrelenting physical pain. But through every sucker punch from the enemy, he stands to declare: My weakness is my weapon.

With 2 Corinthians 12:7–10 as his anchor, Pastor Travis unpacks the truth that our greatest strength is not found in our perfection, but in our pain. From Paul’s thorn to Jacob’s limp, from Moses’ stutter to David’s sling—God has always turned weakness into divine weaponry. Because what the enemy meant to destroy you, God is using to develop you.

This isn’t just a sermon. It’s a battle cry. A call to stop hiding your scars and start wielding them as your testimony. Because the thorn that torments you is the very place God wants to show off. And the limp you’re ashamed of? It’s proof that Heaven met you in the fire—and you didn’t let go.

So lift your hands, lift your head, and declare it over your life: My limp leads to my legacy. My weakness is my weapon.

Maybe that’s where you are right now. In a midnight season. When the prayers feel unanswered, the promises look delayed, and the silence of heaven feels deafening. But what if your midnight isn’t your end… it’s the setup for your miracle?

In this raw, faith-stirring message, Pastor Travis Hearn unpacks the truth that Every Miracle Has a Midnight. Drawing from the powerful midnight stories of Paul and Silas, Ruth, the Passover, and even Jesus in the tomb, Pastor Travis reminds us that God does His best work in the dark. Midnight is not the absence of movement—it’s the hidden hour of preparation. It’s the waiting room. The weight room. The battlefield of faith and hope.