The Unity Now Podcast

Send us Fan Mail This is an anointed message from Exodus 17:8-13. In this message Pastor Sean Burch reminds us that we are not meant to go through life's struggle alone but we are to be supportive of each other and work together in Christian Unity. Listen and be blessed.

Send us Fan Mail Summary: Preaching from Psalm 118:24, the message from Pastor Sean Burch, reminds us that "This is the day the Lord has made" is not about a 24-hour clock — it's about a God-appointed breakthrough. Life gets hard. Chaos comes. But God steps into our messy days to remind us that trouble doesn't last. The sermon breaks down three reasons to celebrate: God made the day, we can rejoice in it (visible, expressive joy), and we can be glad in it (steady, internal joy even before the...

Send us Fan Mail This anointed message comes from Matthew7:7-8. In this message Pastor Burch reminds us that the prayer life of a resurrected community is characterized by shameless audacity rather than timidity. Jesus' commands in Matthew 7:7-8 to ask, seek, and knock are written in the present active imperative, meaning we should continuously and persistently pray. We ask repetitively like the persistent widow, seek God's wisdom with expectation, and knock aggressively through embodied pray...

Send us Fan Mail This anointed message is from John 20:1, 17-18. In this message discover how Jesus transforms our darkest moments into resurrection power in this powerful message about overcoming darkness and building community. Learn why resurrection happens during dark times and how God works most powerfully when circumstances seem impossible. Explore the Gospel of John's unique perspective on Mary Magdalene's early morning discovery at the empty tomb and what it reveals about God's timing...

Send us Fan Mail This is an annointed message from Matthew 12:1-11. Rev. Patricia Smith reminds us that Palm Sunday commemorates Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem, where crowds asked 'Who is this?' While they recognized Him as a prophet, they missed His true identity as King of Kings. Jesus came humbly on a donkey, fulfilling prophecy and demonstrating His role as the Prince of Peace. Though the crowd expected a political deliverer, Jesus came for a greater purpose - to give His life as ...