Transformation Church - Audio Podcast

Shame and guilt consume many of our thoughts on a daily basis. Whether it's a past mistake or something that was done to you, you may be walking around thinking that you deserve to be unhappy because of past circumstances. In Christ, however, there is no condemnation. You are no longer a slave to your past. You are redeemed and made new.

Joel Muddamalle wraps up our series in James by looking at God’s wisdom and the life-transforming impact it has on us.

James lays out how to practically live out your love for Jesus to those around you. Today we will look at what it really means to be "People of Action."

For our anniversary, we take a look back and celebrate what God has done during the first ten years of Transformation Church and look ahead at what we are anticipating God will do in the next ten years.

As we continue our study of James, we will look at what true devotion to Christ looks like. Prayerfully, we will come to understand that holiness is not a radical separation from society, but an involvement in the needs of the poor and socially ostracized.

Pastor Derwin explains what it means to hear the gospel in such a way that we are moved to living it out. He will give practical spiritual decisions to put your faith into Action.

We live in a fast-paced world, but Pastor Derwin will show us from the Book of James why we need to slow down and be silent.

James reveals how even in suffering and persecution, God is acting on our behalf to use adversity to complete His goal in our life.

At one time, James the half brother of Jesus though that Jesus was out his mind when he claimed to be the Messiah. After the resurrection of Jesus, James became a leader of his half-brother's church. What changed?

Jesus was sent to break the chains of oppression. Our Advent Series continues as Pastor Derwin looks at what Jesus has to say to the rich young ruler and how His words to help break the chains of oppression in your life.

Our Advent Series continues as Pastor Derwin explains why Jesus was sent to the blind. This series has already been such a blessing to so many and we can't wait to see what God is going to do this Sunday!

Reading through Scripture, it is evident that God wants to bring freedom to the world; and he does that through His Son. This week Pastor Derwin explains why Jesus was Sent to the captives.

Being poor is often looked down upon and sometimes is even equated with a sinful lifestyle. Pastor Derwin kicks off our Sent series by showing us that the scripture teaches that Jesus was sent specifically to the poor.

As Christ-followers we rely on God who gives us endurance as we continue to live on mission. We conclude our "who we are" series by looking at 4 ways God builds your perseverance.

We continue our "who we are" series as Pastor Derwin explains God’s solution to loneliness in a 4-Step Pathway to community.