In “No Longer Condemned,” Michael Mathis reminds us that following Jesus is not about performance, shame, or striving in our own strength. True transformation comes through relationship with Christ and the freedom He has already given us.

This message points us back to the truth of Romans 8:1: there is no condemnation for those who belong to Christ Jesus. When we fail, we do not have to run from God — we can run to the Father.

What if the way we love each other is the most powerful thing we can offer a watching world?

In this message, Wesley Rolan explores what it means to be a community built on something deeper than preference — a people shaped by genuine affection, honest truth, and an unshakeable commitment to each other and to the mission of Jesus Christ.

Drawing from Romans 12, 2 Corinthians 5, and the words of Jesus Himself, we are reminded that we were not gathered by accident. We were called, equipped, and sent — as ambassadors of a Kingdom that heals, restores, and reaches people who have never heard that they are loved.

Whether you have been part of this church family for years or you are still deciding if you belong here — this message is for you.

We were built for this. All of it.

What if the pain you’re feeling right now… isn’t random?

What if it’s not something to escape—but something God is using to prepare you?

In this powerful Easter message, Wesley Rolan, Pastor at Passion Life Church, unpacks how God uses seasons of confusion, pressure, and even suffering to shape us into a people ready for the return of Jesus.

From the tension of Friday…
To the silence of Saturday…
To the power of Sunday…

This message will challenge you not to waste your pain—and awaken you to the reality that God is forming something deeper in you than you can see.

If you’ve ever wondered where God is in the middle of your struggle… this message is for you.

Listen now and discover:
This isn’t just about what you’re going through—
it’s about who you’re becoming.

This week at Passion Life Church, Wesley Rolan brings a powerful Palm Sunday message titled “Healing Identity Wounds: The Name You’ve Been Living Under.”

What if the deepest pain you carry isn’t just what happened to you—but what you came to believe about yourself?

In this message, Wesley walks us through the tension of Palm Sunday—where the crowd praised Jesus but misunderstood Him—and shows how that same misunderstanding can shape the way we see ourselves. Through the story of the woman in Luke 8, we see that Jesus doesn’t just heal what hurts… He restores who we are.

If you’ve ever felt labeled by your past, your pain, or someone else’s words, this message will remind you of a powerful truth:

You are not what happened to you.
You are who Jesus says you are.

Listen in and discover the name He’s calling you today.

In this episode, we explore the power and person of the Holy Spirit—not just as a feeling, but as the active presence of God working in our everyday lives. Through personal testimony and Scripture, we talk about how the Holy Spirit comforts us, challenges us, directs us, and gives us courage to live the life God has called us to. If you’ve ever wondered how to hear God’s voice, overcome old patterns, or live with spiritual power instead of spiritual frustration, this message will encourage you to stay in step with the Spirit and bear fruit that impacts the people around you.

We begin our new series Formed: Saved. Healed. Filled. Ready. with a powerful message from Pastor Damus Vice titled “Saved & Set Apart.”

Salvation is more than a moment — it is the beginning of a transformed life. In this sermon, we explore what it truly means to be saved by grace and called to live differently in a world that pulls us in every direction.

God doesn’t just rescue us — He forms us, marks us, and sets us apart for His purposes.

This message will challenge you to examine your identity in Christ and encourage you to live as someone who has truly been made new.

Agape isn’t a feeling you fall into — it’s the self-giving love of God revealed at the cross, poured into us by the Holy Spirit, and proven in how we treat real people with real flaws. In this message from 1 John 4:7–21, we’ll ask where love has grown cold, why bitterness keeps us stuck, and what it looks like to receive God’s love and then release it to others with truth, tenderness, and courage.

We all long for real friendship. In this message, Pastor Damus Vice teaches on Phileo love — the affectionate, loyal love between friends that reflects the heart of God. Learn how biblical friendship strengthens marriages, deepens community, and helps us walk faithfully with Jesus.