Forward City Church

In this message, we start a brand new series called “GOD+” a deep look at how easily we can place things beside God in our hearts. From idols we don’t recognize, to generational battles we inherit, to distractions that slowly take priority over Him, this sermon challenges us to return to the foundation of true devotion.

In this powerful message, we explore what happens when spiritual darkness covers a land — and how revival begins when we choose to let the light of God back in. Through Exodus 10:20–23, we see the stark contrast between Egypt’s darkness and the light that remained over God’s people. The question is: where have we allowed darkness to linger in our own lives?

In Joshua 7, Israel experiences unexpected defeat, not because God failed them, but because compromise was hidden beneath the surface. What was buried in Achan’s tent affected an entire nation.

In Part 2 of Housekeeping, Pastor Travis Greene continues unpacking what it looks like to allow God to deal with the hidden places of our hearts. Before God brings public victory, He calls us to private obedience — to inspect what’s planted around us, tear down idols, and live with clean hands and a pure heart.

In this message, we journey through the story of Gideon to uncover how revival doesn’t start in crowds it starts in the home. Before God breathes life into dry bones, He deals with hidden idols. Before He sends power, He calls for obedience. This is about spiritual house-keeping, breaking cycles, and declaring: it stops with me.

In today’s message, Dr. Jackie Greene continues our Winds of Revival series with a powerful word titled “West Wind.” The West Wind represents the wind of restoration — the movement of God that doesn’t just bring life, but clears what has been lingering too long. Drawing from Exodus 10:19, Dr. Jackie teaches how the West Wind came and swept away the locusts, reminding us that when God sends His wind, it comes to remove loss, restore what was stolen, and make room for renewal. Through Ezekiel...

In this powerful teaching, we explore the winds of God and how each direction represents a divine work in the life of the believer, from removal and repentance to renewal and freedom. Drawing from Ezekiel 37, Exodus 14, and Genesis 14, this message calls us to prepare for what God is doing now, not later. This is a word for those who feel stuck between bondage and breakthrough. There is no Plan B, only obedience, surrender, and faith in the God who parts seas and revives dry bones.

Pastor Travis Greene delivers a powerful and prophetic message titled “South Wind” as part of our Winds of Revival series and our Word of the Year. Drawing from Ezekiel 37, this sermon calls us into a season of renewal, restored passion, and revived faith as God releases the South Wind to breathe life into dry places. This message will challenge you to confront limitations, tear down idols, and make room for God’s renewing breath to move again. When God breathes, passion spreads.

In this powerful sermon, North Wind, we explore how God uses the winds of repentance, brokenness, and obedience to bring true revival. Drawing from Ezekiel 37, Jeremiah, and 2 Chronicles, this message calls believers to open their hearts, respond to prophetic declaration, and understand the cost of genuine anointing. Revival doesn’t begin with emotion, it begins with repentance. Let the North Wind blow and awaken dry bones to life again.

Pastor Travis Greene delivers a powerful message titled “Word Carrier” at Forward City Church, reminding us that when God speaks, His Word must be carried, believed, and birthed. This sermon explores the power, reliability, and peace found in God’s Word, encouraging believers to trust what God has spoken—even before they see it fulfilled. “No word from God will ever fail.” (Luke 1:37) Be encouraged, challenged, and strengthened as you listen.

In this powerful and timely message, Prophetess Barbara Calloway delivers A Word for the Remnant—a clarion call to those who have remained faithful in uncertain times. Drawing from 1 Kings 19:9 and 1 Timothy 4:1, this sermon exposes the demonic agenda, confronts spiritual isolation, and calls believers back to truth, accountability, and perseverance in God. If you’ve ever felt like you were “the only one left,” hiding in a cave while the world shifts around you, this word is for you. Be enco...

WEEK 6: PLANTED ON PURPOSE [P.O.P 💥] | Pastor Travis Greene Pastor Travis Greene brought a message that hit the heart and shifted the room. Walking us through the life of Joseph — from the pit, to slavery, to prison, to the palace — he showed us how every season was actually a seed. What looked like burial was God’s intentional planting. 🙌🏽🌱 Because He’s Alpha and Omega, you can rest knowing nothing in your life is random. Not one moment is wasted. Not one setback is a surprise to Him. Even...

In this powerful message, we’re reminded that God has given us power, love, and a sound mind — and the authority to walk boldly in who He called us to be. Through Scripture, revelation, and practical truths, this sermon exposes fear for what it is, challenges us to confront what we’ve avoided, and equips us to choose transformation over stagnation. If you’ve been battling fear, uncertainty, or cycles you can’t seem to break, this message will strengthen your faith and stir your confidence in...

“Halfway Is Not the Whole Way” is a transformative message calling us out of comfort, out of complacency, and into full obedience to God. Using Genesis 12:1–3 as the foundation, this sermon reminds us that partial obedience is still disobedience—and that the blessing is found when we go all the way with God. If you’ve ever felt stuck, tempted to settle, or unsure about the next step God is asking you to take, this word will give you clarity, courage, and conviction. God has more for you, but...

This message, Guardians of the Garden, reminds us that being planted in the house of the Lord isn’t just about being present—it’s about being protected, positioned, and purposed. In Psalm 92, we’re told that those who are planted in the house of the Lord shall flourish. But like Nehemiah and the builders of Jerusalem’s wall, there are times when flourishing requires fighting—guarding what God has called us to build. Nehemiah’s story shows us how the people prayed, posted guards, and worked ...

In this powerful teaching, we dive deep into the significance of reverence, consecration, and praise as seen in 1 Chronicles 15 & 16, Acts 3, and Jeremiah 1. 📖 David reminds the Levites of their divine responsibility — to carry the Ark of the Lord the right way, not out of routine, but with holiness and honor. When what’s holy becomes common, our convictions bow to convenience. But God is calling us back to reverence. 🙌 🚪 THE GATES OF GRATITUDE 🗣️ THE PREROGATIVE OF PRAISE 💥 Praise is t...

PREPARE FOR OUTPOUR Scripture Focus: Joel 2:23 (NKJV) “Be glad then, you children of Zion, and rejoice in the Lord your God; for He has given you the former rain faithfully, and He will cause the rain to come down for you—the former rain, and the latter rain in the first month.” God is releasing a fresh outpouring of His Spirit — the kind that revives, restores, and refreshes everything that’s been dry. When God sends rain, it’s not random — it’s revival. Main Points: Prepare for Outpour —...

PLEASE DON’T BE SHADY 🌿 Scripture: Jonah 4:1–5 (NIV) But to Jonah this seemed very wrong, and he became angry. 2 He prayed to the Lord, “Isn’t this what I said, Lord, when I was still at home? That is what I tried to forestall by fleeing to Tarshish. I knew that you are a gracious and compassionate God, slow to anger and abounding in love, a God who relents from sending calamity. 3 Now, Lord, take away my life, for it is better for me to die than to live.” 4 But the Lord replied, “Is it rig...

What are you carrying? For real… are you carrying the presence of God, or just going through the motions? In 2 Samuel 6, David realized the Ark couldn’t be handled any kind of way. Uzzah touched what wasn’t his to carry and lost his life. But when the Ark rested at Obed-Edom’s house, everything in his life started getting blessed. You can’t give what you don’t have. That’s why Peter said, “I don’t have silver or gold… but what I do have, I give.” The question is—what do you have to gi...