Where is God When life Hurts?

How To Lose A Spouse In 10 Years

Most marriages don't explode, they erode. It's rarely one big mistake that creates distance. It's a thousand small compromises: neglect, resentment, distraction, and lost intentionality. In this episode of THE NAKED TRUTH, Pastor Landon Kyker shares four habits that slowly destroy relationships, and the practical, biblical steps you can take to build a marriage that lasts. Whether you're single, dating, newly married, or celebrating decades together, this conversation is for you. Because healthy marriages don't happen accidentally. If this episode encouraged you, be sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs hope today.

Bloodlines & Boundaries

Family can be one of God's greatest blessings—and one of life's deepest sources of pain. In this message, Pastor Landon Kyker explores what the Bible says about forgiveness, reconciliation, and setting healthy boundaries through the story of Jacob and Esau in Genesis 33. Discover how to pursue healing without building emotional walls, why forgiveness doesn't always mean immediate access, and how healthy boundaries protect relationships—not wounds. If this episode encouraged you, be sure to subscribe a comment and share it with someone who needs hope today. For more messages and resources, visit thepurposechurch.com.

Your Circle Is Your Ceiling

What if the people around you are shaping the limits of your life more than you realize? In Week 1 of The Naked Truth, we are confronted with a powerful truth: we were never designed to do life alone. God created us for community, connection, and biblical relationships, and isolation is not just painful, it’s dangerous. This message challenges us to see loneliness for what it is in today’s world: a growing epidemic that affects not just our emotions, but our spiritual and physical health. But more importantly, it reminds us that the Church is God’s answer to isolation. Jesus Himself modeled vulnerability and connection when He asked His disciples to stay with Him in His darkest moment. From Genesis to the early Church, we see the same truth repeated: we are built for community. We are not called to sit on the sidelines of community, we are called to build, serve, love, and carry one another. The world teaches independence. The Kingdom builds interdependence. Subscribe for weekly messages from The Purpose Church.

Coasting To Calling: Get Out Of The Boat

What happens when you stop drifting and start stepping into God's calling for your life? In this powerful message, Pastor Kelly Kyker teaches from Peter's experience walking on water and reminds us that purpose is never found in the safety of the boat. God has not called us to coast through life, but to live with courage, obedience, and intentionality. This message challenges us to identify the areas where we've become comfortable, distracted, or spiritually adrift, and to take our next step toward Jesus. Whether it's salvation, baptism, serving, surrender, or simply saying "yes" to God's voice again, your calling begins where your comfort ends. The drift ends here. It's time to get out of the boat and step into the purpose God has for you. Subscribe for weekly messages from The Purpose Church.

Built To Build, Get In The Game

What does it mean to truly get in the game for the Kingdom of God? In this powerful sermon, we are reminded that the Church was never meant to sit on the sidelines. God has called every believer to build, serve, lead, and be part of something greater than themselves. We are not saved to stay comfortable — we are built to build. This message challenges us to step into our calling with courage, faith, and commitment. Whether through serving, discipleship, leadership, generosity, or using the gifts God has given us, every person has a role in what God is doing through His Church. Subscribe for weekly messages from The Purpose Church.