Frontier Church

The Altar Is Open (Part Two) – When Worship Walks With You, Joshua 1-6

The Altar Is Open: Part Two – When Worship Walks With YouIn this week’s message, we explore what happens when worship doesn’t stay at the altar but walks with you into the battles and decisions of life.From the story of Joshua and the walls of Jericho, we see that breakthrough doesn’t come through human effort or clever strategy, but through worship-filled obedience. Israel didn’t bring the walls down with their strength — they fell because God’s presence went ahead of them.In the same way, true worship isn’t just what we sing on Sunday. It’s the posture that carries us into Monday — into our workplaces, families, and challenges. Worship re-centers us, changes how we see our battles, and releases God’s power into impossible situations.Key themes from this message:Worship is more than a song — it’s a way of walking with God.The walls in your life won’t fall by striving, but by surrender.God’s presence transforms ordinary steps of obedience into extraordinary breakthroughs.What starts at the altar must go with us into the week.

The Altar Is Open: What Kind of Worshiper Will You Be? (Exodus 33)

The Altar Is Open — What Kind of Worshiper Will You Be?Before launching our new teaching series, we’re taking two weeks to focus on one of Frontier’s core foundations: worship. Whether you’ve been lifting your hands for years or you’ve never sung out loud in church, there’s more. In Exodus 33, God’s people had to decide: would they be content to watch from a distance, or would they step out, step in, linger long, and refuse to move without Him?In this message, Pastor Christian unpacks six powerful invitations from Exodus 33 to step into the fullness of worship — not as a momentary high, but as a way of life. Through stories from church history, a personal encounter at Times Square Church, and the example of Moses and Joshua, we see that God’s presence is our rest, our identity, and our life.The altar is open. The question is: will you move from watching to meeting Him?

How Change Really Happens | Colossians 4:2–6

In a culture obsessed with “becoming the best version of yourself,” the Apostle Paul offers a radically different vision of change. It’s not about trying harder or chasing self-fulfillment—it’s about being formed by prayer and sent on mission so others can encounter Jesus through your life.In this message, Pastor Christian Martinsen unpacks Colossians 4:2–6, exposing why we often stay spiritually powerless, where real transformation begins, and what it looks like to live with gospel presence and purpose. Through powerful teaching and personal stories, discover how your ordinary life can make an eternal impact.Big Idea: Change really happens when prayer shapes your heart and mission shapes your purpose.