Frontier Church

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT SUNDAY // The Door That Shouldn’t Be Open: Chosen for Holy Ground (Exodus 3)

"The Door That Shouldn’t Be Open: Chosen for Holy Ground"A door we couldn’t force open—and didn’t—swung wide.Behind “They chose Frontier,” we heard the Father: “I chose you.”Message Summary:From living-room beginnings to a miracle LOI at St. James, this is a story of God’s initiative. Exodus 3 reminds us that God calls us by name and goes with us. This building isn’t for comfort; it’s a nest to send from—a launchpad for mission. Only a people secure in the Father’s love can resist idolatry and carry His presence into our city.Scripture: Exodus 3:1–12; John 15:16Remember: “One year for the next ten.”

Grace in the Mud – When God Breaks Our Pride and Sends Us Back, 2 Kings 5:1-19

This Sunday’s gathering was filled with powerful worship, joyful baby dedications, and a timely message from 2 Kings 5. Pastor Christian explored Naaman’s encounter with God—a story of shattered expectations, humbling grace, and courageous faith.Key themes from the message:-God shatters our illusions. He refuses to fit into our power structures, whether political, religious, or personal.-Grace humbles and heals. Like Naaman, we can’t buy or earn God’s favor; we must simply trust and receive.-Faith in a complicated world. God sends us back into our workplaces, neighborhoods, and relationships with humble courage and a clear witness.This is a call to surrender pride, receive God’s free grace, and carry His presence into everyday life.Watch or re-watch the full recording now and let God speak to you.

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.