Strange Tales Part 4 — In this message, Pastor Joshua Gay shares from Daniel 5:1–12 and the mysterious story of the handwriting on the wall. Through Daniel’s life, we discover how consecration positions us for elevation and favor. In a world that constantly pressures us to compromise, it can be tempting to blend in, take shortcuts, or pursue success on our own terms. But Daniel reminds us that what we do in private prepares us for what God wants to do through us in public. When we choose to live set apart, remain faithful, and honor God in every season, we position ourselves for opportunities only He can provide. Consecration leads to elevation, and faithfulness makes room for God's favor.

Strange Tales Part 3 — In this episode of After The Amen, Garrett Morlan and Keith Webb revisit Pastor Joshua Gay’s message from 1 Samuel 5:1–6 and the strange story of Dagon. What looked like a defeat was never a defeat for God! They talk about how easy it is to let a hard season, setback, unanswered prayer, or uncertain future make us feel like God has lost control. But this story reminds us that our circumstances do not determine God’s authority. We do not have to panic, force an outcome, or let fear make our decisions. No matter what it looks like in the moment, God has not lost.

Strange Tales Part 2 — Pastor Robert Gay continues the series from 2 Kings 6:1–7 with the miraculous story of the floating axe head. What looked lost and impossible to recover became an opportunity for God to reveal His supernatural provision. Pastor Robert reminds us that when we cast our stick upon the water in faith, the Lord is able to cause our situation to turn for our good. This message encourages us to trust God as our provider, believe for His blessing, and expect Him to move even in circumstances that seem beyond our control.

Strange Tales Part 1 — Pastor Joshua Gay begins the series from 2 Kings 6:8–23, revealing that there is more happening around us than what we can see with our natural eyes. Through the story of Elisha and his servant surrounded by the Syrian army, we’re reminded that what we see may be real, but it is not all that is real. This message challenges us to trust God when circumstances feel overwhelming, refuse to let fear determine our perspective, and pray for our eyes to be opened to the greater reality of God’s presence, power, and authority.

Beyond Part 3 — Pastor Joshua Gay continues the series from Zechariah 4:1–10, reminding us that what God has called us to do will not be accomplished by our own strength, but by His Spirit. Through Zechariah’s vision, we see the importance of trusting God in the process, refusing to despise small beginnings, and believing that He is faithful to complete what He has started. This message challenges us to keep moving forward, depend on the Holy Spirit, and trust God even when the progress feels small.

Beyond Part 2 — Pastor Joshua Gay continues the series from Joshua 3, showing us what it looks like to trust God as He leads us into something new. As the Israelites prepared to cross the Jordan, they had to move forward in faith before they could see how God would make a way. This message challenges us to follow God’s direction, step beyond what is familiar, and trust Him to lead us into what He has prepared.

Beyond Part 1 — Pastor Joshua Gay teaches from Isaiah 55:6–9, showing us that God’s thoughts and ways are higher than our own. Even when we don’t fully understand what He is doing, we can trust that His wisdom, plans, and perspective go far beyond what we can see. This message challenges us to seek the Lord, surrender our limited understanding, and trust Him to lead us beyond what we could accomplish on our own.

All In — Pastor Joshua Gay teaches from 1 Corinthians 12:12–22 & 25–27, showing us that every believer has an important role in the Body of Christ. Just as every part of the body works together and every joint supplies what is needed, God has uniquely equipped each of us to contribute to the health and growth of His Church. This message challenges us to recognize our value, stay connected to one another, and go all in with the gifts and purpose God has placed in us.

Setup for Victory — Pastor Robert Gay teaches from Exodus 9:13–18, showing how God can use opposition and difficult circumstances to reveal His power and accomplish His purpose. Even when situations seem overwhelming, God is still in control and can use what stands against us as a setup for victory. This message challenges us to trust His plan, remain faithful through adversity, and believe that God is working every circumstance for His glory and our good.

Jehovah Jireh — Pastor Robert Gay shares a powerful message on Jehovah Jireh, the Lord our Provider, reminding us that God sees every need and is faithful to provide at the right time. Throughout Scripture, we see that His provision is not limited by our circumstances, resources, or understanding. This message encourages us to trust God completely, depend on His faithfulness, and believe that He will provide everything we need as we follow Him.

Build Different Part 4 — Pastor Joshua Gay teaches from Mark 3:13–14, showing us the importance of being with Jesus before being sent out by Jesus. Just as He called the disciples to spend time in His presence and then commissioned them for ministry, we are reminded that our effectiveness flows from our relationship with Him. This message challenges us to prioritize time with Jesus, grow through His presence, and allow our lives and purpose to be shaped by Him.

The Authority of the Believer Part 3 — Pastor Joshua Gay continues the series by teaching from James 1:22–25, reminding us that walking in spiritual authority requires more than simply hearing God’s Word—we must put it into action. James challenges believers to not just listen and forget, but to live out what God has revealed to us. This message encourages us to be doers of the Word, obey what God says, and experience the blessing that comes from living according to His truth.

Build Different Part 3 — Pastor Joshua Gay teaches from 1 Timothy 4:7–8, showing us that spiritual growth doesn’t happen by accident—it is developed through intentional habits. By looking at the disciplines and rhythms Jesus practiced, we are challenged to train ourselves in godliness and build habits that strengthen our walk with God. This message encourages us to follow the example of Jesus, grow in spiritual discipline, and become more like Him in the way we live each day.

Sent on Purpose — Pastor Joshua Gay teaches from John 17:15–18, reminding us that as we step into a new school year, we aren’t just going back—we are being sent with a purpose. Through Jesus’ prayer for His followers, we see that God has called us to live differently while making an impact on the world around us. This message challenges students, teachers, and families to walk boldly in their faith, represent Jesus wherever God has placed them, and remember that every classroom, campus, and community is an opportunity to make a difference.

The Authority of the Believer Part 2 — Pastor Robert Gay continues the series by teaching from Mark 16:15–18, revealing that every believer has been commissioned to carry the Gospel with both boldness and authority. As Jesus sends His followers into the world, we are reminded that His power is at work through those who believe. This message challenges us to step out in faith, boldly fulfill the Great Commission, and walk in the authority Christ has entrusted to His Church.

The Authority of the Believer Part 1 — Pastor Joshua Gay begins a new series by teaching from Ephesians 1:17–23, revealing the authority that every believer has through Jesus Christ. As Paul prays for the Church to receive spiritual wisdom and revelation, we see that our authority comes from knowing who Christ is and understanding our identity in Him. This message challenges us to walk confidently in the victory Jesus has already secured, live with bold faith, and exercise the authority God has given us as His people.

Extra Time — Pastor Joshua Gay teaches from Joshua 10:8–14, reminding us that even when a situation seems too late, God’s timing is always perfect. Through the story of God causing the sun to stand still, we see that He is not limited by time and can make a way when the odds seem impossible. This message challenges us to trust God’s timing, keep moving forward in faith, and believe that He can give us the extra time needed to fulfill His purpose.

The Fruitful Life — Pastor Robert Gay teaches from Mark 4:3–20, exploring how a life planted in the house of God is positioned to grow and bear lasting fruit. Through Jesus' Parable of the Sower, we see that healthy spiritual growth begins with a heart that is rooted in God's Word and committed to His Church. This message challenges us to stay planted, cultivate good soil in our hearts, and live a life that produces fruit for the Kingdom of God.

True Freedom — Pastor Robert Gay teaches from Galatians 5:1, exploring what it truly means to live in the freedom Christ has purchased for us. While the world often defines freedom as doing whatever we want, Scripture reveals that true freedom is found in surrendering to Jesus and breaking free from the sin, shame, fear, and burdens that keep us captive. This message challenges us to stand firm in the freedom Christ has given us and refuse to return to the chains He has already broken.

Summer Mixtape Part 4 — Pastor Joshua Gay continues our Summer Mixtape series by teaching from Acts 16:22–26, exploring the powerful song of praise that Paul and Silas sang while imprisoned. In the middle of pain, uncertainty, and suffering, they chose worship over worry, trusting God even before their circumstances changed. This message reminds us that praise has the power to shift our perspective, strengthen our faith, and make room for God to move in unexpected ways. We are challenged to become people who worship in every season, knowing that God is always faithful.