Frontier Church

Response to Charlie Kirk + Sunday Message: Why Trust the Bible that Offends (Matt. 5:17-19)

When the world feels chaotic and free speech is under attack, how do followers of Jesus stay bold and gentle at the same time?In this timely message Pastor Christian reflects on the tragic public-square shooting of Charlie Kirk and the deeper question it raises: what kind of nation—and what kind of church—will we be?From the American ideal of a “living document” to Jesus’ words in Matthew 5:17-19, we explore:-The Power of Words: why written truth shapes nations and hearts.-The Word of God: Jesus guarantees Scripture’s unshakable authority and fulfills every promise.-Why a Written Word Still Matters: authority that loves us enough to contradict us, unity in a fractured world, and power that transforms lives.This message calls us to non-anxious courage—to speak truth without violence, to defend the freedom of open dialogue, and to live under the loving authority of God’s Word.If you’ve wrestled with sharing your faith in a culture of “my truth” and cancel fear, this sermon will strengthen your spine and steady your heart.Watch now and rediscover why the Bible is credible, beautiful, and worth living—and even dying—for.

When Our Story Fails: “The Great Exchange” | 2 Corinthians 5:14–21

Every one of us is living by a story. Some chase value through performance, appearance, or approval. Others try to restore themselves by fixing what’s broken or pretending it doesn’t matter. But Paul says in 2 Corinthians 5 — those stories don’t work.The gospel offers something better: the Great Exchange. In Christ, our sin, shame, and failure are taken up by Him — and we receive His righteousness, honor, and new creation life. That’s the story that works.In this message we explore:-Why our cultural story of value leaves us empty.-Why our human story of restoration falls short.-How the Great Exchange changes everything: restoration, transformation, and a mission to live and tell the story.Through Paul’s theology and Jesus’ parable of the prodigal son — even Rembrandt’s masterpiece painting — we see the fullness of the gospel come alive: a Father who runs to embrace us, restore us, and send us.This is the story that actually works.This is the story you were made to live — and the story you were sent to tell.

Where the Story Begins and Ends (Psalm 1 + 150)

This week at Frontier Church we launched our Fall series: Live the Story, Tell the Story.Pastor Christian opened with Psalms 1 and 150—the bookends of the Psalms that capture the whole story of Scripture. Psalm 1 shows us the root: true fulfillment isn’t about luck, hustle, or circumstances—it comes from being planted in God’s Word and presence. Psalm 150 shows us the fruit: a life rooted in God always overflows in praise that tells His story to the world.In this message you’ll discover:-Why so many of us feel restless even when life is going “well.”-The difference between superficial faith and a rooted life.-How God redefines prosperity—not as success, but as resilience, stability, and fruitfulness under pressure.-Why mission isn’t an add-on but the natural overflow of a rooted life.The call is simple but challenging: before we can tell the story of Jesus, we have to live it. Roots before fruit. Presence before pressure.Watch the full message and ask yourself:Where am I really rooted right now?What am I looking to for fulfillment that never lasts?What would it look like for my life to overflow in praise this week?Join us in the journey of living the story of Jesus—rooted in Him, sent for others.