What if the line between consumer and disciple is drawn at the point of sacrifice? In this message from Matthew 26, Pastor Joshua Brown contrasts Mary’s extravagant offering with Judas’ calculated betrayal and asks a piercing question: what is your alabaster jar? As Jesus turns toward the cross, we’re invited to consider whether we follow Him for what we gain—or whether we’re willing to “waste” everything for the One who gave everything for us.

Not all faith is formed the same way. In this message from Matthew 16, Pastor Joshua Brown warns that small influences shape entire lives—and that the way we follow Jesus matters just as much as whether we follow Him at all. Calling the Church back from consumer models and borrowed assumptions, this sermon invites us to examine the yeast shaping our discipleship and to recover a way of life truly formed by the kingdom of God.

You can’t live on someone else’s trust in Jesus. In this message from Matthew 16, Pastor Joshua Brown explores the difference between inherited belief and personal commitment as Jesus asks His disciples the defining question: Who do you say that I am? This sermon calls us beyond religious noise, borrowed faith, and consumer Christianity into a decisive, lived trust that restores unity with God and shapes the whole of our lives.