Morning Prayer with Pastor Sean Pinder

Have you ever felt like you failed God beyond repair? In this powerful message from John 21:10–19, we witness one of the most tender and transformational moments in Scripture—Jesus restoring Peter after his denial.After the resurrection, Jesus didn’t shame Peter. He didn’t discard him. Instead, beside a charcoal fire, He lovingly asked, “Do you love Me?” Three times Peter denied Him. Three times Jesus gave him the opportunity to reaffirm his love—and then recommissioned him: “Feed My sheep.” What grace. What mercy. What restoration.No matter how far you feel you’ve fallen, Jesus is still calling your name. Your denial is not your destiny. Your setback is not your final chapter. He restores, He renews, and He recommissions.

Letting Unforgiveness Go - Morning Prayer

This message centers on Peter’s warning, denial, and eventual heartbreak. Despite his bold confidence, he was unprepared for the pressure that came. In a moment of fear, he denied even knowing Jesus—three times—just as it had been foretold. When the rooster crowed and Jesus looked at him, the weight of his failure hit hard, and he wept bitterly. It was a crushing moment of realization.But that wasn’t the end of Peter’s story. What looked like total collapse became the setup for restoration. His failure exposed weakness, but it also produced humility and deeper dependence. This message reminds you that even when you stumble under pressure, God’s plan for you isn’t over. You may fall—but with Him, you will rise again.

In Daniel 6:14–28, we witness one of the most powerful displays of God’s faithfulness in Scripture. Daniel was falsely accused, thrown into a den of lions, and left for dead—but God shut the mouths of the lions and brought him out without a scratch. What the enemy meant for destruction, God turned into divine promotion.In this powerful message, discover how God uses pressure, persecution, and impossible situations to reveal His glory and elevate His people. Just like Daniel, you may be facing opposition, betrayal, or a den of lions—but your story doesn’t end in defeat. It ends in victory.The same God who delivered Daniel is still delivering His people today. No matter what you’re facing, you are not going under—you’re coming out! You’re an overcomer through the power of the living God.

Feeling overwhelmed can make problems look bigger than they really are and leave you drained, anxious, and unsure of what to do next. This message brings encouragement to those moments when pressure feels constant and peace seems out of reach, reminding you that what you see is not the whole story.You’ll be strengthened to shift your focus from what’s surrounding you to who is surrounding you. God’s help is already in place, even when you can’t perceive it yet. As your spiritual eyes open, fear gives way to confidence and calm, and you’re reminded that you are never as alone or defeated as you might feel.

In this powerful message, we dive into Romans 5:1–5 and Psalm 105:16–21 to discover how God uses seasons of hardship to shape, strengthen, and prepare us for greater purpose.The Apostle Paul teaches that tribulation produces perseverance, perseverance produces character, and character produces hope. But Psalm 105 gives us a real-life example through Joseph — a man whose character was tested in betrayal, slavery, and prison before he stepped into divine promotion. The Word says, “Until the time that his word came to pass, the word of the Lord tested him.”If you’re in a season of testing, this message will encourage you to stand firm, trust God’s process, and believe that hope will not disappoint.

Fear has a way of gripping the heart, magnifying problems, and whispering worst-case scenarios—but it doesn’t have the final say. This message confronts anxiety at its root and reminds you that God’s presence is stronger than any threat, uncertainty, or intimidating voice that tries to shake your confidence.You’ll be encouraged to stand firm, reject the lies of fear, and lean into the strength God freely supplies. He doesn’t just watch from a distance—He upholds, strengthens, and walks with you through every challenge. When you anchor your heart in His promises, the chains of fear begin to break and courage rises in their place.

Are you feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or worn down by life’s pressures? God has good news for you—your peace is being restored.In this powerful message from Philippians 4:6–9, we discover God’s divine prescription for peace in the middle of chaos. The Apostle Paul reveals how prayer, thanksgiving, and guarding our thoughts unlock the peace of God that surpasses all understanding.No matter what you’re facing, God’s peace is not out of reach. It’s available, it’s powerful, and it’s being restored to you right now.

This message speaks to the way God brings blessing into ordinary moments and turns simple obedience into extraordinary outcomes. What began as a small act of kindness became the doorway for God to move in a powerful and life-changing way, showing that He notices faithfulness even when it feels unnoticed.You’ll be encouraged to stay faithful, generous, and open-hearted, trusting that God knows how to reward obedience in ways you never saw coming. Just because you weren’t expecting it doesn’t mean God wasn’t already preparing it—sometimes the greatest breakthroughs arrive as an unexpected harvest.

No opposition could stop Jesus. No criticism could silence compassion. In Mark 3:1–8, we see a Savior who refuses to back down—even when surrounded by hostility, scrutiny, and religious pressure. When a man with a withered hand stands before Him, Jesus proves that God’s power and mercy are unstoppable.In this message, you’ll discover how Jesus moves forward when others try to shut Him down, why obedience matters more than public opinion, and how the same unstoppable power of God is still at work today. If you’ve ever felt resisted, limited, or challenged for doing what’s right, this word will strengthen your faith and remind you that what God starts, no one can stop.No matter the resistance, no matter the critics—Jesus is unstoppable, and so is His work in your life.

This message is a strong reminder that moments of pressure, fear, and uncertainty do not get the final word. When it seems like there’s no way forward and the odds are stacked against you, God is still fully in control and actively making a way where none appears possible.You’ll be encouraged to stand firm, trust God’s power, and move forward in faith even when the situation looks impossible. What feels like an ending is often the doorway to deliverance. Hold on—God is not finished, and you will get through this.

Victory doesn’t always come easy—but when God fights for you, the outcome is sweet. In Exodus 17:8–16, Israel faces a fierce enemy, and God reveals a powerful truth: the battle is won through prayer, perseverance, and divine help.In this message, Sweet Victory, you’ll discover how raising your hands in faith, standing together in unity, and trusting the Lord of victory can turn exhausting battles into triumphant testimonies. What looks impossible in the natural becomes achievable when God steps into the fight.If you’re facing opposition, spiritual warfare, or a season that feels overwhelming, this sermon will remind you that the Lord is your banner—and victory is already declared.

This message highlights how God’s timing and positioning can change everything in a single moment. What looks like coincidence is often divine orchestration, as the Lord aligns people, places, and events to bring about His purpose at exactly the right time. Even seasons that feel like detours can be part of a bigger plan He’s carefully arranging behind the scenes.You’ll be encouraged to trust God’s direction, even when you don’t fully understand the path you’re on. When He orders your steps, you won’t miss what He has for you. Stay faithful, stay obedient, and keep moving forward with confidence—because being where God places you at the right moment can unlock restoration, favor, and unexpected breakthrough.

What do you do when you’ve reached the end of your resources—but not the end of your faith? In 2 Kings 4:1–7, we meet a desperate widow with nothing left but a small jar of oil… and a word from God. What followed was not just provision, but a miracle that met her need and changed her future.In this powerful message, we uncover how God often works through what seems small, insignificant, or insufficient. When you obey His instructions, make room for His power, and refuse to give up, God can multiply what’s in your house and turn your crisis into a testimony.If you’re facing pressure, lack, or uncertainty, this message will stir your faith and remind you that God is still a miracle-working God—right now.

Life sometimes throws us into moments that leave us searching for answers. We cry out, "God, why? Why did You allow this?" Discover hope and understanding in this powerful morning devotion as Pastor Sean explores the remarkable story of a widow whose son died—and was miraculously restored to life!

What do you do when your brook dries up and your resources run out? In 1 Kings 17:7–16, God leads Elijah to a widow who is facing her last meal—and through obedience and faith, a miracle of provision is released.In this powerful message, you’ll discover that God’s direction always comes with God’s supply. Even when provision looks unlikely, limited, or impossible, heaven never runs out. This sermon will encourage you to trust God’s voice, step out in faith, and believe for supernatural provision in times of drought, pressure, and uncertainty.

This message brings to life the story of Elijah and the miraculous provision God orchestrated when he was in the wilderness. Even in a season of isolation, uncertainty, and need, God provided exactly what was required—often in ways that were unexpected and completely beyond human imagination. It’s a powerful reminder that God’s timing and methods are perfect, even when circumstances seem impossible.You’ll be encouraged to trust God when your resources seem gone and to believe that He sees your needs before you do. No matter how desperate or challenging the situation, God is able to provide in ways that surprise, sustain, and strengthen you. Keep your eyes on Him, because help is already on the way.

Have you ever felt like what you have isn’t enough? In John 6:5–15, a small lunch in the hands of Jesus became a miracle that fed thousands. This powerful message reminds us that God is not looking for what you don’t have—He’s asking for what you do have.In this sermon, you’ll discover how God uses ordinary people, limited resources, and simple obedience to release extraordinary results. When you place what’s in your hands into the hands of Jesus, He multiplies it to bless others and glorify His name.If you’ve ever questioned your value, your usefulness, or your purpose, this word is for you. God can turn what seems insignificant into more than enough.

This encouraging message is a reminder that you are never navigating life alone. God’s care is personal, steady, and faithful through every season — in moments of peace and in times that feel uncertain or heavy. His leadership brings rest to the soul, clarity for the path ahead, and comfort when the road feels overwhelming.You’ll be strengthened to trust God more deeply, release fear about the future, and lean into the confidence that He is providing, guiding, and protecting you even when you can’t see the full picture. His goodness is not behind you — it’s actively following you, and His faithfulness is carrying you forward.

What happens when compromise is confronted and obedience is restored? In Nehemiah 13:1–14, we see God turn spiritual decline into divine renewal. What was polluted is cleansed. What was neglected is restored. And what brought curses is transformed into blessings.In this powerful message, From Curses to Blessings, we walk through Nehemiah’s bold stand against compromise in the house of God and discover how repentance, holiness, and right priorities invite God’s favor back into our lives. This sermon will challenge you to examine what may be out of order and encourage you with the truth that God is always ready to restore what obedience rebuilds.