Unco Church

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.” 🙌

Looking for a Kingdom: Kingdom in our Heart

This Sunday Pastor Josiah kicked off our brand-new series “Looking for a Kingdom” — a powerful reminder that every generation has searched for something stable to stand on in a shifting world, but there is only one King, and one Kingdom that will not fail.
 
The Kingdom of God doesn’t come through power, position, or fame — it begins in a surrendered heart.Before God changes a nation, He changes a person.Before He changes a government, He transforms a heart.

Live Uncommon: Example

This week, Pastor Josiah challenged us to live as living sacrifices—fully devoted to God in every part of life (Romans 12:1).Being a follower of Jesus isn’t about blending in but standing out—shining as lights in a dark and twisted world (Philippians 2:15).
Our faith should show, not just be spoken. We’re called to integrity, holiness, and a life that reflects Jesus beyond Sunday.
 

Live Uncommon: Generosity

Pastor Josiah continued our “Live Uncommon” series with a message on Uncommon Generosity.
 
We were reminded that God isn’t after our money—He’s after our hearts. Like Mary who poured out her costly oil, we’re called to give our time, talent, and treasure with open hands.
 
Generosity isn’t just what we do; it’s who we are. May our lives carry the fragrance of Uncommon Generosity everywhere we go.

Live Uncommon: Growth

We’re called to go, grow, and make disciples. Jesus reminds us that faith is like a seed—it must be planted, rooted, and tended to produce fruit. Growth is a process, but when we stay planted in Christ and His Church, we flourish and help others step into the uncommon life only found in Him.

Live Uncommon: Faith

As the kickoff to our "Live Uncommon" series, this message from Pastor Josiah contrasts Uncommon Faith with cultural Christianity, and issues a clear call to make Jesus Lord of all in our lives.