Unco Church

We Won't Unless

As we step into a new year, our conviction is simple: we won’t move forward without God’s Presence leading us.
Here’s to an amazing year walking in the promises of God!

The Savior

This week Pastor Josiah preached on The Savior 
Immanuel — God with us.
Jesus fulfilled the promise of Isaiah by stepping into our world and making God’s presence near and accessible.
Wonderful Counselor. Mighty God. Everlasting Father. Prince of Peace.
This changes everything.

The Shepherds

Pastor Josiah shared how God broke 400 years of silence—not to kings, but to shepherds. In a season of fear and oppression, God chose the unlikely and the available to announce the Good News.
The message challenged us to behold—to slow down, lift our eyes, and see clearly. The Good News is still good news: great joy, for all people. And just like the shepherds, we’re invited to carry it and share it.

The Sheep

In this Message, Pastor Josiah preaches on the Sheep.
“We all, like sheep, have gone astray…” Isaiah 53:6
Whether it’s a slow drift, a subtle wander, or a complete departure from God’s path—every one of us knows what it feels like to go our own way. That’s the human story… and that’s why we need a Shepherd.

The Way of Thankfulness

Only one returned — and his thankfulness made him whole.
In this message, Pastor Josiah reminds us that gratitude isn’t just a reaction to what God has done — it’s a response that brings us closer to Him.
If He’s been good to you… come back with praise. 🙌🧡

The Table

This week we were reminded by Pastor Josiah that 🍽️ The table isn’t for the perfect — it’s for the invited.
No matter where you’ve been or how far you’ve felt — you have a place at The Table. God is inviting you!

The Cost of Anointing

What an incredible Sunday at Unco Church. God is moving in our house, and this week’s message, “The Cost of Anointing,” reminded us that the power and presence of God are not something we perform for or purchase — they flow from a surrendered heart.
 
💔 Repentant — aligned and humble before God🫶 Accessible — making room for His Spirit🤍 Forgiving — free from bitterness and offense🔓 Free — no longer held captive by sin or old patterns
 
We don’t approach the altar to get something —we approach the altar to lay something down.

Looking for a Kingdom: Kingdom in our World

This Sunday, Pastor Josiah continued our Looking for a Kingdom series with a message titled “Kingdom in our World” — a powerful reminder that when we stop seeing the mission, we start staring at the walls.And the walls were never the point.
The Church is not a place to hide — it’s the people of God, rooted in Christ, growing together, and sent to reach the world.
Just like intertwined roots give trees strength, a unified and maturing church can withstand pressure, stand firm in truth, and carry the hope of Jesus into our city.
📖 “…to equip the saints for the work of ministry… until we all attain unity and maturity in Christ.” — Ephesians 4:12–13

Looking for a Kingdom: Kingdom in our Church

This Sunday, Pastor Josiah continued our Looking for a Kingdom series with a message titled “The Kingdom in our Church” — a reminder that the Church is God’s Plan A to reach the world, and there is no backup plan.
 
The Church is not a building or a brand — it’s the living, breathing Body of Christ.Jesus is the Head, we are the Body, and together we carry the Power and Purpose of His Kingdom.
 
📖 “I will build my church, and the gates of Hell will not overcome it.” — Matthew 16:18
 
The Church…🏛 Has a Head — Jesus leads.🫶 Has a Body — every believer has a role.🎯 Has a Purpose — to reach the lost and build the Kingdom.⚡️ Has Power — the same power that raised Jesus is alive in us.

Looking for a Kingdom: Kingdom in our Home

This Sunday, Pastor Josiah shared a powerful message from our Looking for a Kingdom series — focusing on the Kingdom of God growing in our homes.A healthy home builds a healthy society, and when the home wins, everything around it wins. But the enemy knows the power of a Kingdom-centered home — that’s why he works hard to divide and distract families.We’re reminded to make Christ the foundation and center of our homes — leading our families in prayer, worship, and faith.No matter what culture chooses, our direction is set:
“As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” 🙌