The Crown Doesn’t Fit the Fighter, it Fits the Peacemaker

June 13, 2026 • Dr. Conway Edwards • Matthew 5:9, John 13:35, Romans 12:18, 2 Corinthians 5:17–20

What does it truly mean to be blessed? In Upside Down, Dr. Conway Edwards teaches that the crown fits the peacemaker—one who has the courage, wisdom, love, and humility to make the first move, resolve conflict, restore broken relationships, and pursue reconciliation as an ambassador of Christ.

Firm Foundation

June 20, 2026 • C.L. "Shep" Shepherd • Matthew 7:24–27

A powerful and heart-touching message based on Matthew 7:24–27 explores the difference between merely hearing God's Word and faithfully living it. Through the moving story of a widowed mother who built her small home on solid ground despite hardship and criticism, this sermon illustrates how a strong foundation can withstand life's fiercest storms. Being a Christian sometimes needs you to be ready to be uncommon, uncomfortable, and be prepared for the unpredictable. As winds of grief, disappointment, sickness, and uncertainty inevitably come, many discover that appearances alone cannot hold a life together. Jesus teaches that true security is found not in circumstances, success, or human strength, but in obedience to His words. Like the wise builder who dug deep and built upon the rock, believers who anchor their lives in Christ remain standing when trials arrive.

Mercy in the Heart Creates Clarity for the Eyes

June 6, 2026 • Dr. Conway Edwards • Psalm 139:1–2, Matthew 5:7–8, Matthew 18:21, Matthew 23:35

Choosing restoration over retaliation changes everything. Discover how mercy impacts your relationships, purity shapes your perspective, and what the Beatitudes reveal about true blessing.

Your Appetite Determines Your Spiritual Experience

May 30, 2026 • Dr. Conway Edwards • 1 Peter 5:6, 1 Corinthians 3:1–2, Hebrews 5:12–14, Matthew 5:5–6, Isaiah 41:17–18

Your Appetite Determines Your Spiritual Experience explores how a deep hunger for God opens the door to His healing, strength, and transformation. Drawing from the scriptures, Dr. Conway Edwards emphasizes that spiritual growth depends on what we crave - milk keeps us surviving, but strong meat empowers us to overcome. When we humble ourselves before God, He fills the thirsty soul with living water and renews what once felt dry or broken. Faith becomes active when our desire for God outweighs our desire for comfort. This message calls believers to cultivate a holy appetite that positions them for deeper encounters and divine healing.