Freedom Center Church

"if I forgive them, they win..." Have you ever had this thought? Does forgiveness mean victory to those who have trespassed against us? Mrs. Dena Wiegand shares her powerful testimony of forgiveness and the victory of Jesus. This is a heavy message with sensitive topics, listener discretion is advised.

What was God thinking when He created marriage? Marriage is God's genius method for transforming us into Christ-likeness. Men have a deep-seated need to be believed in and respected by their wives—a need they cannot meet themselves. Conversely, women need to be cherished above all else, to know they never have to compete for their husband's affection with hobbies, careers, or even good things. When we stop chasing marital bliss as a feeling and embrace marriage as a crucible for becoming more like Jesus, we discover that the very friction we resist is actually God's tool for our sanctification. Pastor Jim Wiegand continues in week three of our new series; "Hands Open, Full of Expectation".

What feels like devastating loss may actually be God positioning us for the breakthrough we've been praying for. When we close our fists around what we have, we prevent God from giving us what He wants us to have. But when we live with open hands, we declare our trust that God sees the beginning from the end. Pastor JD Wiegand continues our new series with the message that inspired it; "Hands Open, Full of Expectation".

Talk is cheap. If we truly believe that people need the Gospel of Jesus Christ, why are we not sharing it? If that question feels blunt... good. We are the light of the world... let's make sure we are walking worthy of that calling. Pastor Carl Jones returns in part one of our new series; "Open Hands, Full of Expectation".

It is evident that the world is currently experiencing a mighty move of God. Holy Spirit is breaking out everywhere. On Vision Sunday, we have one simple question... are you going to miss the moment? It is time to Press in to the things of the Lord and Press on in where He is leading us.

Faith is radical, calling us to walk on water and give beyond our ability. Wisdom, on the other hand, reminds us to get a job, avoid debt, and save little by little. The tension between these two voices creates the space where God speaks most clearly. In week 3 of Vision Month, we are challenged to ask one simple question over every line item in our budget: 'Is Jesus at the center?' Whether it's housing, entertainment, savings, or giving, positioning Christ at the center of our financial decisions transforms money from a potential master into a servant. Money makes the same promises God does—peace, security, significance—but only God delivers. When we steward our resources with both faith-filled generosity and practical wisdom, our world gets larger and larger, and we position ourselves to be used by God in extraordinary ways. Press In & Press On.

Let's face it... time is fast and furious and we all wish there were more than 24 hours in a day! The hard truth is that we can't change the amount of minutes in a day -- but we can change how we manage those minutes. How can we grow in relationship with Jesus if we don't spend time with Him? How can we spend time with Him if we don't make time for Him? Scripture teaches us that there is wisdom in numbering our days. Our minutes, matter. Pastor Jim continues in week II of Vision Month; Press In & Press On.

When praying into 2026, one phrase kept coming up; "Press In. Press On." What does it look like to press in to the Lord? What does it look like to press on in our faith? We don't want to miss the wave that God is sending us, but we also don't want to be too far ahead of it. Pastor Jim kicks off week I of Vision Month at Freedom Center Church

Baptism isn’t a ritual for the perfect — it’s obedience for the redeemed. In this message, we unpack why baptism isn’t about proving your faith, but proclaiming it. Why Jesus Himself stepped into the water. Why the early church treated baptism as essential — not optional. And why going under the water is a public declaration that your old life is dead and your new life has begun. If you’ve ever wondered “Do I really need to be baptized?” — this message is for you.

What is the greatest gift you have ever received? Wouldn't it be crazy if you hadn't opened it? Can you imagine the joy you would have missed out on? This is exactly what we do if we choose to not accept salvation. Jesus is the greatest gift of all! Join of for part two of our new series; "For God So Loved The World".

Salvation can become stale when we stop using it and sharing it with others. Every believer is appointed by God as His messenger with full authority and power. In our final Kingdom Builder's Sunday of 2025, Pastor Brennen takes us on an in depth study into Luke 10. The message culminates in a Kingdom Builder Sunday offering focused on reaching more people through creative ministry, connections ministry, and benevolence, with the ultimate goal of seeing salvations multiply. Join us for Miracle Sunday!

There is a transformative power that comes through living generously, and as believers we are called to live open-handed. Our perspective—whether we see the world through eyes of scarcity or abundance—determines our spiritual prosperity and effectiveness. When we live generously like Jesus, scattering seed rather than hoarding it, we experience a supernatural multiplication that defies human logic. Join us for part one of our new series; "For God So Loved The World".

Gratitude | Part IV by Freedom Center Church

Repentance. What is it? That word seems to mean a lot of things to a lot of people. Biblically, to repent just means to change your mind. In short, repentance is saying "I was wrong, God was right and He loves me enough to pay for every wrong I have ever done for all time through the gift of His son; Jesus Christ. Will you accept the invitation to repent? Join us for Part III of our new series titled; "Gratitude".

Fighting spiritual battles with worldly weapons guarantees defeat. Worship declares God's rightful place in every situation and invites His intervention. Worship of who God is attracts what God does like nothing else we can do and victory is assured when we fight spiritual battles with spiritual weapons. Pastor Jim Wiegand continues in part two of our new series; "GRATITUDE".

In the midst of life's most brutal circumstances, we discover a transformative secret: gratitude isn't just a nice religious sentiment—it's the reset button for our souls. Thessalonians 5:16-18: rejoice always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances. These aren't suggestions for when life goes well; they're battle instructions for when everything falls apart. Pastor Jim kicks off our new series "Gratitude"

Is it ever okay for is to stop loving people? Do we have to forgive everybody? How do we protect our hearts? Pastor Josh Wiegand closes out our series, "PEOPLE?!?"

Love is not just a suggestion but a cornerstone of Christian faith. Loving each other within the body of Christ is the most powerful witness to the world of Jesus' reality. As believers we are challenged to forgive, bear with one another, and clothe themselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. Pastor Jim Wiegand continues in Part III of our new series, "PEOPLE?!?"

How should Christians should respond to injustice and hardship in the world? While our human instincts may lead us to seek revenge or harbor bitterness, God calls us to a higher standard. As believers, it is important to redirect our anger towards spiritual warfare against evil, to seek justice for the marginalized, to forgive as Christ forgave, and to extend grace as freely as God gives it to us. Pastor JD Wiegand continues in Part II of our new series titled; "PEOPLE?!?"

Love is not just a feeling but a choice and action, often requiring hard work and perseverance. Can we truly say we are patient, kind, and keep no record of wrongs? This introspection invites us to grow in our capacity to love, not as a warm feeling, but as a series of hard choices that reflect God's character. Join us a Pastor Jim Wiegand kicks off our new series "PEOPLE?!?"