MISSION MEDIA

Mission Media is our digital outreach. From podcasts and sermons to YouTube and blogs, we use every platform available to spread the hope of Jesus and encourage people worldwide.

The Mission Outpost

The mission happens outside the building. Access our complete audio network in one place for truth, training, and conversations by clicking the picture below.

Field Notes: A daily 5-minute devotional diving deeper into this week's sermon to keep your faith in action.

The Class Chat: Real conversations led by Mission Academy students, tackling the topics youth actually want to talk about.

Mission Sent Sermons: Real truth for real life. Catch up on our weekly messages designed to keep you grounded in the Word and equipped for the mission ahead.

Practically Christian Podcast: The OG that kicked it all off (back before we fully knew what we were doing with these microphones). Expect honest conversations, a healthy dose of humor, and real practical application for your everyday faith.

Unfiltered Faith & Frontline Action

Catch the full scope of Mission Sent. Whether it’s tackling tough topics in our Q&As, sharing daily devotionals, or hitting the water for an outdoor outreach, see how we are living out the gospel in the real world.

The Field Manual

Your written guide for the frontline. Dive into our 5-day devotionals and upcoming articles to get the rundown on scripture, accept the challenge, and find the practical action steps you need to live out the gospel this week.

Fishers of Men

Day 1: Convert or Apprentice? Rundown In the American church, we often celebrate the moment someone walks down an aisle to make a decision. Since the 1820s, the altar call has driven us to create converts—people who have an emotional response to a message. But Jesus didn't call us to make converts; Matthew 28 commands us to make disciples. The Greek word for disciple is Mathetias, which means a learner or a follower. In the first century, this wasn't a standard classroom dyna

Your Light Was Never Meant To Stay Hidden

Day 1: The Sovereignty of Geography Rundown In Matthew 4, Jesus didn’t just wander into Zebulun and Naphtali; He targeted it. Historically, when Israel first entered the Promised Land, these tribes compromised. They didn't drive out the inhabitants, and because of that disobedience, they were among the first to fall into the deep darkness of the Assyrian conquest. It became a broken, mixed-race, marginalized region—the "Galilee of the Gentiles." Yet, this is exactly where Jes

Off Your Heels: A Tactical Guide to Spiritual Warfare

Day 1: The Ignorance Defense Rundown When a police officer pulls you over for doing 60 in a 25 mph zone, "I didn't know" isn't going to get you out of the ticket. Ignorance is not a valid legal defense, and it certainly isn't a valid spiritual one. When we stand before Jesus, we won't be able to plead ignorance because God has made Himself known through creation, written His law on our hearts, and given us unrestricted access to His Word. When Jesus was led into the wildernes

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