Many believers celebrate Christmas and Easter as the defining moments of the Christian faith. But what if the story doesn’t end at the empty tomb?

In this Pentecost message, POWER UP, Pastor Tim Brannon explores why the resurrection was never meant to be the final destination of redemption—it was the doorway into a Spirit-empowered life. Through Acts 1–2, we discover that Jesus instructed His disciples to wait, not because they lacked knowledge, but because they lacked power.

Using powerful illustrations, biblical teaching, and historical examples from the Moravian revival, John Wesley, and the Welsh Revival, this message reveals the life-changing difference the Holy Spirit makes in ordinary people. Peter’s transformation from fearful denier to fearless preacher reminds us that God’s mission is never accomplished through human effort alone—it requires the power of God’s Spirit.

Whether you feel spiritually stalled, weary, or hungry for more of God, this message will challenge and encourage you to move beyond simply admiring salvation and begin living in the fullness of the Spirit’s power.

Join us as we discover what it means to POWER UP and become Spirit-filled witnesses in our homes, communities, and throughout the world.

Liberty City Methodist Church | May 24, 2026

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What do you do when God has given a promise… but the fulfillment hasn’t arrived yet?

In this Ascension Sunday message, Pastor Tim Brannon explores the sacred space between resurrection and Pentecost—the “in-between” season where the disciples were called not to strive, but to wait upon the Lord.

Drawing from Luke 24 and Acts 1, this message speaks directly to anyone living between prayer and breakthrough, calling and commissioning, promise and fulfillment. In a culture that demands immediate results, Jesus teaches His disciples something countercultural and deeply spiritual: sometimes the assignment is simply to stay, trust, pray, and position yourself for what only heaven can send.

This message reminds us:

• The in-between is often the immediate destination

• The in-between reveals who we really trust

• The in-between is where God prepares us for power

If you’ve been weary in the waiting, discouraged by delay, or tempted to force doors open ahead of God’s timing, this message will encourage you to trust that silence is not absence—and that God is still working in the waiting.

Liberty City Methodist Church | May 17, 2026

In this message, Pastor Tim Brannon takes us to John 6:66–69, where the crowd that once followed Jesus in awe of His miracles begins to walk away when His teaching becomes difficult to accept. Thousands who had seen the bread multiplied and the sick healed are now faced with a decision: stay with Jesus when it costs something—or turn back.

At the center of this message is a piercing question: How far will you go in your pursuit of Christ?

Through Scripture, real-life illustrations, and a sobering look at Israel’s journey in the wilderness, Pastor Tim challenges believers to move beyond convenience and comfort into a deeper, surrendered relationship with Jesus. Salvation is not just a moment of decision—it is a lifelong call to discipleship, transformation, and pursuit.

This message confronts complacency and calls the Church to rediscover the fullness of life found in Christ here and now—not just the hope of eternity later. Jesus did not just pay for partial devotion; He gave everything for our complete surrender.

Whether you are questioning your faith, feeling stagnant in your walk with God, or hungry for more, this episode invites you to examine your limits—and consider what it truly means to follow Jesus all the way.

Liberty City Methodist Church | May 10, 2026