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The book of Zechariah points us toward one incredible truth: the King is coming. Pastor Landon walks through Zechariah’s prophetic message—from Israel’s restoration and the call to “return to Me,” to remarkably specific prophecies about Jesus Christ. Zechariah foretells the King riding into Jerusalem on a donkey, thirty pieces of silver, the pierced Messiah, the struck Shepherd, and ultimately the return of Jesus to the Mount of Olives. The same God who perfectly fulfilled His promises concerning Christ’s first coming will be faithful to every promise concerning His return. Prophecy isn’t give
After a summer walking through the Minor Prophets, Pastor Landon closes the series in the final book of the Old Testament: Malachi. Malachi speaks into a spiritually cold and compromised generation, yet God begins with a powerful reminder: “I have loved you.” Even when His people wander, grow cynical, or give Him their leftovers, God remains faithful, calls them to return, and points them toward the One who is coming. Throughout the message, Pastor Landon highlights the central themes of Malachi: God desires our hearts, not empty religious activity; He calls His people to honor Him with their
In this message, Pastor Landon walks through the book of Haggai and God’s repeated challenge to His people: “Consider your ways.” The issue wasn’t simply rebuilding a temple—it was about priorities. God’s people had become comfortable, distracted, and willing to live with unfinished obedience while His mission moved to the margins. Haggai challenges us to examine what has first place in our lives, where we may have delayed obedience, and what God is asking us to do today. Comfort, success, possessions, and busy schedules can never satisfy what only Christ can. The greatest promise in Haggai is
On this special Baptism Sunday at Freedom Fellowship, Pastor Landon shares from Galatians 5:1 and the true freedom found only in Jesus Christ. Baptism does not save us—Jesus saves us. Baptism is a public declaration of what Christ has already done: our old life is buried with Him, and we have been raised to walk in newness of life. We celebrate several brothers and sisters taking that step of faith and publicly declaring, “I belong to Jesus.” “Stand fast therefore in the liberty by which Christ has made us free.” — Galatians 5:1
Pastor Landon looks at Acts 2 and Ephesians 4 and Christ’s design for a healthy church—one devoted to God’s Word, fellowship, prayer, unity, generosity, and faithfully using the gifts God has given. This service also marks the ordination of Azi Onama as a pastor of Freedom Fellowship. As a church family, we celebrate not simply a new pastor, but the faithfulness of Jesus, who continues to build, equip, and care for His church. Our calling is not to manufacture growth, but to remain faithful: open the Word, love one another, pray continually, serve humbly, proclaim the gospel, and keep Christ a
In this message, Azi teaches on the necessity of prayer and why it must never become an empty routine. Looking at Hebrews 11, John 15, Acts 2, and 1 Thessalonians 5, we’re reminded that prayer is rooted in faith, strengthened by God’s Word, and meant to be a daily part of our walk with Christ. Through fear, unanswered prayer, grief, temptation, or uncertainty, we are called to keep seeking God, trusting Him, and praying without ceasing. As a church, we’re also challenged not just to talk about prayer, but to pray together—for one another, for our church, and for God’s will to be done. “Stop al
The book of Zephaniah begins with the thunder of judgment, but it ends with the sound of singing. As we continue our journey through the Minor Prophets, Zephaniah gives us a powerful picture of both the holiness and the love of God. Sin is serious, judgment is real, and the Day of the Lord is coming—but the God who judges sin is also the God who delights in saving sinners. Judah had experienced outward religious reform, but many hearts remained far from God. They continued the sacrifices and ceremonies while drifting into complacency, divided worship, and idolatry. Zephaniah warns us that fami
Speaker:Pastor Landon Churchill Date:7/5/2026 ComeToFreedom.com
Speaker:Pastor Landon Churchill Date:7/5/2026 ComeToFreedom.com
What do we do when God’s plan does not make sense, our prayers seem unanswered, and the circumstances around us begin to shake our faith? Pastor Timothy walks through the book of Habakkuk, one of the most honest and relatable prophets in Scripture. Habakkuk looked at the violence, injustice, and corruption surrounding him and cried out, “How long, O Lord?” God answered—but His answer was not what Habakkuk expected. Through this powerful conversation between the prophet and God, we learn that the Lord is not intimidated by our honest questions. When our faith feels unsteady, we are invited to s
One of the greatest revivals in history took place in Nineveh during the time of Jonah. Yet only about a century later, the same city had returned to violence, pride, and rebellion against God. The book of Nahum reminds us of a sobering truth: A spiritual victory today does not guarantee spiritual faithfulness tomorrow. Every generation must know the Lord for itself. In this message, we explore Nahum’s prophecy and discover that while God’s judgment is certain, His mercy is extraordinary. God delayed judgment on Nineveh for over 100 years, giving generation after generation the opportunity to
Pastor Landon continues the Minor Prophets series with a message from the book of Micah. Micah confronts the sin, corruption, and spiritual drift of God’s people, while also pointing forward to the promised Shepherd King who would come from Bethlehem. Through Micah’s warnings and promises, we are reminded that God confronts sin, promises a King, and calls His people to walk with Him. This message centers on Micah 6:8: to do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with our God—not to earn salvation, but because we belong to Jesus. Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill Date: June 14, 2026 ComeToFreedom.c
Pastor Landon continues our journey through the Minor Prophets with a message from the book of Jonah titled “Running for Mercy.” Jonah is more than a story about a great fish—it is a powerful picture of God’s mercy, patience, sovereignty, and pursuit of sinners. From Jonah’s rebellion to Nineveh’s repentance, we see a God who calls, corrects, restores, and shows compassion even to those we struggle to love. This message challenges us to ask: Where are we running from God? Who are we refusing to love? And do we truly share God’s heart for the lost? Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill Date:6/7/2026
In this message from the book of Obadiah, Pastor Landon continues our study through the Minor Prophets by exploring one of the shortest books in the Old Testament—and one of the most powerful. Obadiah confronts the pride of Edom, a nation that trusted in its strength, security, wisdom, and alliances rather than in God. Through this prophetic warning, we are reminded that pride deceives the heart, resists God’s grace, and ultimately leads to destruction. Yet the message does not end in judgment. It points us to the hope found in surrendering to Jesus Christ. Through the examples of Edom and Chr
Continuing our weekly study through the Minor Prophets, Pastor Landon Churchill teaches through the book of Amos — a bold call to repentance, justice, holiness, and authentic faith. Amos, a shepherd and fig farmer called by God, confronts a nation that looked prosperous outwardly but was spiritually drifting inwardly. His message still speaks clearly today: God desires transformed hearts, not empty religion. In this study through Amos, we explore: * God’s holiness and justice * The danger of spiritual complacency * Religious activity without true repentance * Caring for the poor and vulnerable
Pastor Landon walks through the book of Joel on Pentecost Sunday, showing how this minor prophet points directly to revival, repentance, restoration, and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. From the devastation of locusts to the promise of God restoring “the years the locusts have eaten,” this message is a call for the church to spiritually wake up and return wholeheartedly to the Lord. This sermon connects Joel’s prophecy to Acts 2 and the birth of the church at Pentecost, reminding believers that the Holy Spirit empowers us to boldly proclaim Jesus in a world desperate for hope. Pastor Landon
What is true worship—and how should we worship God? In this message, Azi unpacks what it means to live as a people together magnifying the Lord, calling us into a deeper, more authentic relationship with God. Through Scripture and real-life examples, this sermon challenges us to move beyond surface-level worship and into a life marked by awe, surrender, and daily devotion. From the beauty of fleeting flowers to the greatness of God’s creation, we are reminded to be fully present with the Lord and respond to Him with our whole hearts. Discover how worship is more than music—it’s a response to w
Join Pastor Landon as we begin our study through the Minor Prophets with the book of Hosea — a powerful picture of God’s relentless love and mercy toward a drifting people. Through Hosea’s life, we see the danger of spiritual compromise, the reality of sin, and the incredible truth that God continues to pursue, redeem, and restore those who return to Him. 📖 Key Themes: * God’s pursuing love * The slow drift from God * Repentance and restoration * Jesus as our Redeemer Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill Date: 5/10/2026 ComeToFreedom.com
What happens when worship becomes routine, hollow, or centered on ourselves instead of God? In this sermon, Pastor Landon calls the church back to genuine worship that leads to bold witness. Drawing from 2 Timothy 3, John 4, Philippians 2, and other scriptures, this message explores the danger of having “a form of godliness” while missing the transforming power of the Holy Spirit. God is not seeking polished religion or outward performance—He is seeking worshipers who worship in spirit and truth. When our hearts are captivated by Jesus, worship becomes more than a Sunday gathering. It overflow
In this message, Pastor Landon walks through Scripture to show how God’s plan didn’t begin in the Gospels, but goes all the way back to Genesis 12. From God’s covenant with Abraham to Israel’s calling to be a light to the nations, we see a clear purpose: God making Himself known to the whole world. Where Israel fell short, Jesus fulfilled the mission completely. In this teaching, you’ll explore: * God’s purpose for Israel * Why the Old Testament still matters today * How Jesus fulfilled God’s mission, not just taught it * God’s heart for every nation and every person * A biblical perspective o
In this concluding sermon on the Gospels, Pastor Landon Churchill dives into the final chapter of John, illustrating the "resurrection reality" that goes beyond head knowledge into a lived experience. Through the narrative of the disciples returning to their old lives and Jesus meeting them there, we see a powerful picture of God’s pursuit, restoration, and ultimate call to follow Him. Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill Date: 4/12/2026 Website: ComeToFreedom.com
In this Easter message, Pastor Landon walks through John 20, showing how the resurrection of Jesus changes everything. From Mary at the tomb to Thomas’ confession, we see that the risen Christ meets the grieving, the fearful, and the doubting—and calls each of us to believe. Because He lives, there is forgiveness, real hope, and eternal life for all who trust in Him. He is risen indeed. Speaker: Pastor Landon Churchill Date: April 5, 2026 Website: ComeToFreedom.com
We reflect on the meaning of Good Friday and walk through the final hours of Jesus Christ. This service follows the Gospel of John (chapters 12–19), tracing the road to the cross: • Mary’s act of sacrificial worship • The Triumphal Entry • Jesus washing His disciples’ feet • His betrayal and arrest • The trial before Pilate • The crucifixion and His final words: “It is finished.” What looked like defeat was actually victory. What seemed like the darkest moment in history became the greatest display of love. Jesus willingly gave His life to pay the price for our sin so that we could be forgiven
In this message, Azi Onama teaches through Luke 19:28–44, the account of Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem. As Jesus rides in on a donkey, He reveals Himself as the promised King—humble, peaceful, and faithful to fulfill prophecy. This passage reminds us that Jesus did not come in worldly power or pride, but in humility, fulfilling Zechariah 9:9 as the true Prince of Peace. While the crowds praised Him with cries of “Hosanna,” many still misunderstood the kind of salvation He came to bring. In this teaching, we are challenged to see: • Jesus as the promised King who fulfills Scripture • Th
Jesus enters Jerusalem as King—but instead of taking on Rome, He goes straight to the temple and confronts corruption. In this message, Pastor Lance walks through Luke 19 and shows why Jesus challenged the very place that was supposed to represent God. During one of the busiest times in Israel, the temple had become something it was never meant to be—and Jesus wasn’t going to ignore it. This teaching focuses on: • Why Jesus didn’t meet people’s expectations • What was wrong in the temple • Why spiritual truth mattered more than political change • What it means for us to stay focused on the mis
