In a world obsessed with showing off, Pastor Adam Haugen reminds us that modesty isn’t about appearance — it’s about the heart. True modesty keeps honor in the right place, directing glory to God rather than ourselves. Learn how to flex less, honor more, and walk humbly with Him.
This week at Glad Tidings Church, we conclude our Legacy series with a powerful reminder that God is always working—upstream and down the road. Drawing from Joshua 3–4 and Habakkuk 2:3, Pastor Adam Haugen unpacks what it means to wait on God when the river feels raging, the miracle seems delayed, and doubts start to rise.Through stories of Joshua’s faith at the Jordan River, the hidden clay that became the Temple’s foundation centuries later, and the legacy of Glad Tidings itself, we see how obedience today can shape worship and transformation for generations to come.If you’ve ever wrestled with God’s timing, questioned His silence, or wondered if your faith really matters, this message will encourage you: while you’re waiting, God is working—upstream in ways you cannot see, and down the road in ways you cannot yet imagine.
In part three of our Legacy series, Pastor Adam Haugen reminds us that leaving a legacy means more than having a mentor—it also means investing in someone else. Just as Moses poured into Joshua, we are called to raise up the next generation, even while facing our own battles. This message challenges us to fight for others in prayer, pursue God personally, and be strong and courageous in the face of opposition. Legacy isn’t just about what we receive—it’s about who we invest in.
In this week’s message, We All Need a Jethro, Pastor Adam explores the vital role of mentors in our lives. Just as Jethro guided Moses with wisdom, encouragement, and sound advice, we too need people who will listen, challenge, and speak truth into us.Legacy isn’t built alone. It grows when we allow others to invest in us, helping us walk faithfully and make better decisions. This message will inspire you to seek out the voices God has placed around you so that your life and influence can extend beyond yourself.
What kind of legacy are you leaving behind? Most of us would say we want our families and the people we love to experience joy and fulfillment. But if happiness is the goal, it’s a shaky plan—because what makes one person happy can leave another empty.In this opening message of our Legacy series, Pastor Adam shows us from Scripture that God calls us to something greater. Through the life of Moses, we discover that leaving a spiritual legacy begins with recognizing God’s rescue, stepping into His call to serve others, and submitting to His plan for our lives.Instead of chasing temporary happiness, learn how to live a story worth telling—one marked by faith, obedience, and impact that extends beyond yourself and points others to Jesus.Our Website: https://gladtidings.org/leanderConnect with us: https://gladtidings.org/connectRequest Prayer: https://gladtidings.org/prayerGive Online: https://gladtidings.org/give
This week at Glad Tidings, Pastor Hillarie shared a powerful message on Kingdom Purpose as part of our Home Team series. She reminded us that God’s Kingdom often looks upside-down from our expectations—but it’s exactly what we need. We’re called to Join the Team, Learn the Playbook, and Run the Plays as we live out our faith and bring God’s Kingdom near.Whether you’re looking for encouragement, direction, or a reminder of your purpose, this message will challenge and inspire you to live with a Kingdom mindset.
Bad days are inevitable—but how we respond to them makes all the difference. In this message, Pastor Adam Haugen draws from Philippians 4 and the story of Elijah in 1 Kings 19 to show us how to face overwhelming seasons of stress, fear, and anxiety.Through humor, real-life stories, and the reminder that even great men of faith struggled, we discover that God is close, even in our worst moments. He doesn’t shout from a distance—He whispers because He is near.If you’ve ever felt like life is unraveling, this message will encourage you to expect bad days, refresh yourself physically and emotionally, and strengthen yourself spiritually in the presence of God. Because in Christ, we can be anxious for nothing—and trust that His peace will guard our hearts and minds.
God never intended for us to walk through life alone. From the very beginning, He created us for community—a place to belong, to be known, and to grow together in faith. In this week’s message, Pastor Adam Haugen unpacks the beauty and challenge of biblical community.It’s more than attending a service; it’s a gathering of grace, healing, and mission. Just as the early church met daily to pray, share meals, and encourage one another, we too are called to live in authentic connection. Discover why community is God’s plan for shaping us into His image and how you can step into deeper, life-giving relationships today.
Prayer isn’t just something we do—it’s the heartbeat of our relationship with God. But too often, we treat prayer like a wish list, a spare tire, or a spiritual checklist. In this message, Pastor Adam Haugen unpacks what prayer is not, why it matters, and how it aligns our hearts to God’s will instead of trying to bend Him to ours. With humor, personal stories, and biblical truth, you’ll discover how to make prayer a regular, life-giving rhythm—and why surrender is the key to hearing from God.
We were made to worship. But in the absence of the holy, we often chase the hype—filling our lives with things that can’t truly satisfy. In this message, Pastor Adam Haugen challenges us to see worship not as a song we sing, but as a sacrifice we live. Discover how worship transforms our minds, refocuses our hearts, and realigns our lives to the One who is worthy of it all.
In the final message of the Spiritual Ops series, Pastor Adam Haugen teaches from Ephesians 6 on how to fight life’s daily spiritual battles. We’re reminded to protect our minds with the helmet of salvation, wield the sword of the Spirit—God’s Word—and stay grounded through constant prayer.Real transformation starts in the mind. When we take our thoughts captive and renew them with truth, we live in victory.#SpiritualOps #GladTidings #ArmorOfGod #PastorAdamHaugen #MindsetMatters #RenewYourMind #FaithOverFear
This message hits both the mind and the heart.We’re not just called to survive spiritual battles—we’re called to stand firm in them. Pastor Adam unpacks how to fight back with truth, righteousness, peace, and faith. You’ll learn why what you think matters, how your heart is the enemy’s favorite target, and how peace and faith aren’t passive—they’re powerful.If your thoughts feel heavy or your heart feels under fire, this message is for you.
Life is full of battles—some obvious, some hidden. In this message, Pastor Adam Haugen uncovers the unseen spiritual struggles behind everyday conflicts.You’ll learn how the enemy uses lies to keep you stuck—and how God’s truth sets you free. Discover how to stand firm, take every thought captive, and fight with the armor God provides.If you’re tired of feeling defeated, this message will equip you to face your unseen battles with courage and faith.
Pastor Adam Haugen closes the Jonah series reminding us: it’s easy to do God’s work without His heart. Jonah 4 shows how God’s grace can offend when we cling to comfort over calling. The story ends unresolved, but God’s mercy never stops. Jesus, greater than Jonah (Matthew 12:41), is proof that God chases us down with compassion and second chances.#Jonah #GladTidings #Grace #SecondChances #PastorAdamHaugen
In this week’s message, guest speaker Lennon Noland takes us on a journey through the remarkable life of Moses. From his reluctant beginnings to his courageous leadership, we see how God calls ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things.Lennon explores powerful lessons from Moses’ story—how to trust God when you feel unqualified, how to obey even when it’s uncomfortable, and how God delights in using our weaknesses for His glory. Whether you’re facing doubt, fear, or a sense of inadequacy, this message will encourage you to step forward in faith and discover what God can do through a willing heart.Listen now to be inspired, challenged, and reminded that God equips those He calls.
What does it look like to run with God instead of from Him? In Jonah 3, we discover a powerful truth: our God is a God of second chances. After running the opposite direction, Jonah finally obeys—and God reminds us that our past doesn’t disqualify us from His purpose. Pastor Adam shares how God's mercy meets us in our mess, and how even delayed obedience can lead to life-changing impact when we say yes to God’s call.
We’ve been in a powerful series through the book of Jonah, and we’ll pick it back up next week with Part 3. But today, we’re taking a pause for a timely message: "Letting Go of What I Used to Do." Sometimes the hardest thing to do is let go of what’s familiar—even when it’s holding us back. This message will challenge you to release what no longer belongs, return to God’s best, and take a stand against the enemy’s plan.
What do you do when you’ve been running from God—and you finally hit rock bottom?In part two of our series through the book of Jonah, Pastor Adam Haugen explores Jonah’s turning point in the belly of the fish—a moment of desperation that led to heartfelt prayer and a renewed sense of purpose. Through humor, raw honesty, and powerful biblical truth, we’re reminded: it’s never too late to pray, and God is always working—sometimes even in the mess.If you’ve ever felt like you were too far gone or too stuck to hear God’s voice, this message will encourage you to stop running from God and start running to Him. Because even in the storm, even in the struggle, God’s grace is closer than you think.
What do you do when God asks you to do something you don’t want to do?In this first message of our new series through the book of Jonah, we see the story of a prophet who hears God clearly—but chooses to run. Jonah’s resistance isn’t rooted in fear—it’s rooted in pride, bitterness, and a clash of values. And if we’re honest, many of us can relate.Pastor Adam walks us through Jonah chapter 1 and unpacks what happens when we run from God: life unravels, worship becomes hollow, and others can even get caught in our storm. But the good news? God’s grace always runs faster than we do.This message will challenge your comfort, expose hidden compromise, and call you back to full obedience to the voice of God.