Out of Step — Flourish Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

The Fruit of the False Prophet — Upside-Down Kingdom (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

He found a sheepskin—cast aside and forgotten—and strolled into the flock like he belonged there. That's Aesop's wolf. But Jesus uses the same image to warn of something happening in every generation: false prophets who look exactly like the real thing. In this 50th episode of Upside-Down Kingdom, Pastor Bobby Bosler walks through Matthew 7:15–16, exposing how wolves hide in wool—and why Jesus says the only way to spot them is by their fruit.

Live Like a Winner — Called to More Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

You can have every right answer, defend every right position, and still end up junk mail. Paul called it being a castaway — not someone who failed the theology test, but someone who never stopped running for themselves. In 1 Corinthians 9:24–27, Pastor Bobby Bosler brings chapters 8 and 9 to a point: are you running to win your rights, or to win the people around you? Because you can cross the finish line and still be disqualified from the only race that actually matters.

No White Flag — Overcome Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

Tribulation doesn't just pressure you — it runs propaganda. It whispers that your hope is naive, your patience is pointless, and your prayers aren't working. Romans 12:12 fires back with three commands: keep hoping, keep going, keep praying. In this message, Pastor Bobby Bosler shows why waving the white flag in your relationships is never the answer — and why relentless optimism rooted in God always is.

Out of Step — Flourish Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

A foot fault. Not a moral collapse — just a misstep. When a fellow believer stumbles out of step with the Spirit, Paul's answer in Galatians 6:1 isn't to ignore them, shame them, or blacklist them. It's to restore them. Pastor Bobby Bosler unpacks what it means to be "overtaken in a fault" — and why true restoration isn't just pulling someone out of the muck. It's putting them back in formation, useful again for the mission of God.

The Temptation of the Popular Path — Upside-Down Kingdom Series (Pastor Bobby Bosler)

The gate is narrow enough for one. No entering shoulder to shoulder — no spouse, no pastor, no church crowd to carry you through. In Matthew 7:13–14, Pastor Bobby Bosler closes the Sermon on the Mount with its sharpest edge: two gates, two destinations. The wide road is convenient and crowded. The narrow way demands a personal choice. Only one leads to life.