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God Who Remembers: God Remembers His Covenant | Pastor Jamie Wright Pastor Jamie Wright Download In Week 2 of our God Who Remembers series, we discover that God doesn't remember because He forgets—He remembers because He is faithful. Looking at Israel's bondage in Egypt, we see that before there was a crisis, there was already a covenant. While generations waited through centuries of slavery, God never abandoned His promise to Abraham. In this message, Pastor explores the powerful covenant God established in Genesis 15, the night God walked alone between the covenant pieces, and how that moment pointed forward to Jesus Christ.No matter how long the delay, God's promises remain alive. He hears, He sees, He knows, and He remembers. Through Christ, every covenant promise finds its fulfillment, and because God's faithfulness—not our performance—secures the covenant, we can rest confidently in the finished work of Jesus. If you've ever wondered whether God has forgotten you, this message is a reminder that God always remembers His covenant.

In Week 1 of our new series Questions Jesus Asked, we sit with one of the most personal and revealing questions Jesus ever spoke: “What do you want Me to do for you?” Walking through the story of blind Bartimaeus in Mark 10, this message reminds us that Jesus doesn’t ask questions to expose us—He asks questions to heal us. On His way out of Jericho, surrounded by crowds and urgency, Jesus stops for a man everyone else ignored. Before restoring Bartimaeus’ sight, Jesus restores his voice, dignity, and agency. This sermon explores the power of honest desire, the courage to speak without shame, and the kind of faith that trusts Jesus with more than survival. Bartimaeus doesn’t ask for accommodation—he asks for transformation. And Jesus honors it. If you’ve been managing pain instead of pursuing healing, adjusting to brokenness instead of believing for restoration, this message is an invitation to hear Jesus asking you the same question today—and to answer Him honestly. Jesus isn’t asking what you can live with. He’s asking what you’re willing to trust Him for.

In Week 3 of the Firm Foundations series, we ask a critical question: What keeps a believer standing when life presses in? It’s possible to believe Christ is the foundation and still live unstable. It’s possible to believe the work is finished and still feel pressured. In this episode, we discover what truly stabilizes the believer: being rooted in love and established in grace. Drawing from Colossians 2, Ephesians 3, Hebrews 13, and the prophetic promises of Isaiah, this teaching reveals that grace is not just how we begin our walk with Christ—it is how we stand, endure, and thrive. You’ll learn why: -Roots matter more than appearances -Stability is not circumstantial but relational -Grace settles the heart where rules never can -Love is the soil where faith and endurance grow If your faith feels fragile, your heart feels tired, or your confidence feels shaken, this message is an invitation to let God settle your heart and establish you firmly in His grace.

As 2025 comes to a close, this message is a prophetic call to resist the urge to coast and instead finish with faith, focus, and fire. Many began the year with vision and expectation—yet along the way, loss, pressure, and unexpected detours challenged the definition of “success.” In Finishing Strong, we’re reminded that survival is not failure—it’s evidence of God’s development process. If you’re still standing, God is not finished. This sermon declares that what God started, He fully intends to complete, and the same grace that launched the year will carry you across the finish line. This is a message for anyone who feels tired, stretched, or tempted to slow down at the end. You were built to finish. You don’t carry doom—you carry dominion. And the finish line of this season is the starting line of the next. Don’t end the year defeated. End it determined. End it developed. End it finishing strong.