Morning Prayer with Pastor Sean Pinder

Why do so many believers desire the Baptism in the Holy Spirit yet struggle to receive it? One of the biggest roadblocks is the belief that speaking in tongues is not of God. In this message, we turn to Scripture to confront that misconception head-on. From the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost to the teachings of Jesus and the Apostle Paul, the Bible clearly reveals God’s purpose for speaking in tongues and its role in the life of the believer. If you’ve ever been confused, hesitant, or taught that tongues are not for today, this message is for you. Let the Word of God bring clarity, faith, and freedom.

The Holy Spirit Helps You Pray God's Perfect Will

What does Scripture really say about praying in tongues—and why does it matter for your daily walk with God? In this sermon, we explore key passages from 1 Corinthians 14, Jude 1:20, and Romans 8:26–28 to uncover how praying in other tongues strengthens the believer, aligns us with God’s will, and builds us up spiritually. Whether you’re new to this topic or seeking deeper understanding, this message aims to bring biblical clarity, encouragement, and balance—always pointing back to God’s purpose and love at work in us.

The Baptism In the Holy Ghost and Fire

What does the Bible actually teach about water baptism—and why does it matter for believers today? In this sermon, we walk through key New Testament passages to understand baptism’s role in salvation, obedience, and new life in Christ. Drawing from Colossians 2:12, Matthew 28:19–20, Mark 16:16, and multiple accounts in Acts, this message explores how baptism is connected to faith, repentance, and the public confession of Jesus Christ. From the Great Commission to the early church’s response to the gospel, Scripture consistently points to baptism as an essential step of obedience for believers. Whether you’re seeking clarity on baptism, preparing to be baptized, or wanting a deeper biblical foundation, this sermon aims to encourage, challenge, and strengthen your faith.

As a Christian You Should Do These 4 Things

What does real change actually look like? In this sermon, we trace one of the most dramatic transformations in Scripture—from Saul the persecutor to Paul the proclaimer—and discover how God works change that starts deep within and reshapes everything outward. Beginning with the faithful witness of Stephen and moving through Saul’s encounter with the risen Christ, Acts shows us that no heart is too hard, no past too broken, and no person beyond the reach of God’s grace. True transformation isn’t about behavior modification—it’s about a new heart, a new direction, and a new purpose. Whether you’re wrestling with your past, praying for someone who seems far from God, or longing for real spiritual renewal, this passage reminds us that God is still in the business of transforming lives.

The New Man In Christ Jesus

In this eye-opening message, What Does It Mean to Be Born Again, Pastor Sean Pinder is joined by Pastor Jeffrey as they unpack the life-changing conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus. Together, they explain the true meaning of spiritual rebirth and reveal that being born again is not about religion, tradition, or good works, but about a genuine transformation that begins in the heart through faith in Jesus Christ. This teaching highlights God’s invitation to experience new life, forgiveness, and a restored relationship with Him. This powerful discussion brings clarity to one of the most important questions in the Christian faith. Pastor Sean Pinder and Pastor Jeffrey share biblical insight on how salvation is made possible through God’s love and grace, offering hope. Whether you are new to the faith or have walked with God for years, this message will strengthen your understanding of what it truly means to be born again and to live a Spirit-led life.

In a world full of uncertainty and danger, God’s protection is never absent. In this sermon, we see how God guarded His purposes—and His Son—through warning, guidance, and faithful obedience. From dreams that redirected wise men to a family’s flight into Egypt, this passage reminds us that God is always at work behind the scenes, even when the road ahead feels unclear. This message explores how divine protection doesn’t always mean the absence of trouble, but the presence of God’s guidance, faithfulness, and ultimate plan. As Joseph listens, obeys, and trusts, we are invited to do the same in our own lives. Be encouraged, challenged, and reminded that God is still protecting, guiding, and fulfilling His purposes today.

Provision for the Vision

Celebrate Christmas by reflecting on the good news of Luke 2:1–20. From an unexpected census to a humble manger, God shows that His promises move forward—even through ordinary moments and unlikely people. Whether you’re joining us on Christmas Day or watching later, we pray this sermon encourages you to trust God’s timing and rejoice in the Savior who has come.

Crystal Clear Direction

In this message, we walk through the powerful encounter between the angel Gabriel and Mary, and the Spirit-filled moment when Elizabeth recognizes the work of God in Mary’s life. These passages remind us that faith is not about having all the answers—it’s about trusting God’s word, even when the outcome seems impossible. Mary’s simple yet courageous response, “Let it be to me according to your word,” challenges us to surrender our fears, doubts, and questions to a faithful God. Elizabeth’s joyful affirmation shows how belief is confirmed, celebrated, and strengthened within the community of faith. Whether you’re facing uncertainty, waiting on a promise, or struggling to trust God’s plan, this message invites you to take God at His word and just believe.

Standing On God’s Promises

In this sermon, we walk through key moments in the life of Abraham and Sarah to see how God proves Himself trustworthy across time, doubt, waiting, and laughter. Despite advanced age, uncertainty, and human weakness, God remains true to His word. Whether you are waiting on a promise, wrestling with doubt, or learning to trust God more deeply, this sermon offers encouragement and hope rooted in Scripture.

You Are Next In Line for a Miracle

What happens when fear speaks louder than faith? In this sermon, we examine Israel’s critical moment at the edge of the Promised Land—and the tragic consequences of unbelief. Though God had already promised the land, the people chose to trust the report of fear rather than the word of the Lord. Ten spies focused on giants and obstacles, while only Joshua and Caleb believed God was able to do what He said. The result was discouragement, rebellion, and a refusal to move forward in faith. This passage challenges us to examine our own hearts. Are we living by sight—or by faith? Will we trust God’s promises, or allow fear to keep us from all He has prepared for us?

In this powerful message, Pastor Sean Pinder teaches an important lesson about patience and obedience through the early life of Moses. Though Moses was gifted, trained, and clearly called by God, his attempt to act ahead of God’s timing led to years of delay and isolation. This teaching reveals how good intentions, when carried out without God’s direction, can still lead us off course and into unnecessary struggles. You’ll be encouraged to trust God’s process, even when you feel ready to move forward. Pastor Sean reminds us that God’s promises never fail, but they are fulfilled in His time, not ours. If you’ve ever felt tempted to force doors open or rush God’s plan, this message will help you realign your heart, wait on the Lord, and move only when He gives the signal.

What do you do when God’s instructions don’t make sense—or when His process feels uncomfortable? In this sermon from 2 Kings 5:14–27, we explore the powerful story of Naaman and Gehazi and learn why trusting God’s process is essential to experiencing true healing, freedom, and transformation. Naaman was healed only when he humbled himself and obeyed God’s word exactly as given. Gehazi, however, chose shortcuts, greed, and deception—and paid a heavy price. Together, their stories remind us that God’s blessings are not just about the outcome, but about the obedience, humility, and faith developed along the way. If you’re struggling with waiting, obedience, or understanding what God is doing in your life, this sermon will encourage you to stay faithful and trust God’s process.