"How are you doing?" "Blessed and Highly Flavored!" "What does that mean?" In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan takes a closer look at the metaphor Jesus used when he called us "salt". We learn how to become salt, how to stay salt, and what could potentially cause us to "lose our savour". Are you "salty"? Are you "salty" enough for the Master's taste or will you be discarded?

In this message Pastor Jonathan gives the backstory to our church logo and implores the church to maintain healthy physical bodies. Then we discuss "Leg Day" and the importance of doing extremely hard things regularly. We finish this teaching with the announcement of I AM WELL Church's Food Ministry, and a call for the church to fast this week.

In this teaching Pastor Jonathan explains the who, what, when, where, how, and why of "The Trying of Man". Who, what, when, and where are pretty straight forward. But there is a major aspect of the "how" that is hidden from much of the church and Satan exploits this ignorance to the demise of many. Mature understanding of the "why" behind our testing helps us to avoid offense with the Lord. Finally, Pastor Jonathan explains how to powerfully and confidently "pass" the many tests we will face in life, no matter how difficult or intense.

Every good little Christian knows they're not supposed to test God. Every good little Christian knows we are supposed to trust God. An interesting dilemma is then created; truly trusting God requires that we be placed in positions where we do not have the power to solve some problems. In those situations, we are completely dependent upon the Lord to do the miraculous. Then, when we are trusting the Lord to move in the miraculous, we inevitably hear voices accusing us of tempting or testing God, as if we are attempting to force Him to do our will. How do we make sure that are indeed trusting God, and never testing Him???

What does it really mean when we say "amen"? What about "hallelujah"? Does the Lord truly have your "amen"? Does He truly have your "hallelujah"? Does He have them both, at the same time, all the time?

In this sermon Pastor Jonathan unpacks what it means to be sold out. In the coming days will the stores be sold out of food? Will there come a day when there are no more tickets available to heaven? What is the difference in being a sell out and being sold out?

What is racism? Was Charlie Kirk actually racist? What does the Bible have to say about racism? For those who are willing to honestly consider the information shared in this teaching, Pastor Jonathan actually lays out the solution for how to eradicate racism entirely.

In response to this week's tragedy, Pastor Jonathan offers a heartfelt tribute honoring the life of Charlie Kirk and explains the full depth of what it means to be sent by Jesus as sheep among wolves. To do so we unpack some end time prophecies to prepare our hearts for the persecutions that are present, and those that are coming.

Our sin series continues with a look at the sins detailed in Revelation 21:6-8, Mark 3:28-29, & Revelation 14:9-11. Who are the fearful? Who are the unbelieving? Who are the abominable? Who is guilty of the unpardonable sin of blaspheming the Holy Ghost? Who are those who worship the beast and receive his mark?

In this installment of our sin series we focus on Colossians 3:5-10 and unpack Inordinate affection, evil concupiscence, anger, malice, blasphemy, filthy communication, and lying.

We continue reading the words in the Bible and defining sin. This week we look deeper at 1 Corinthians 6:9-10. Who are the unrighteous? Who are fornicators, idolaters, adulterers, effeminate, abusers of themselves with mankind, thieves, covetous, drunkards, revilers, and extortioners? The details of these forbidden sins unto death may surprise you.

We continue our sin series with a look at Ephesians 5:3-5. What is fornication? What is uncleanness? What is covetousness? What is filthiness? What is foolish talking? What is jesting? Who is a whoremonger? Who is an unclean person? Who is a covetous man? Who is an idolater? Do people who engage in these sins habitually have any inheritance in the kingdom of Christ and of God?

In part 2 of our "sin" series, we begin to explore behaviors to determine which behaviors actually qualify as sin. Are New Testament Christians freed up to participate in actions that were previously forbidden in the Old Testament? Are all New Testament sins considered the same to God? What is a "sin unto death"? What is adultery? What is fornication? What is uncleanness? What is lasciviousness? What is idolatry? What is witchcraft? What is hatred? What is variance? What are emulations? What is wrath? What is strife? What are seditions? What are heresies? What are envyings? What are murders? What is drunkenness? What are revellings? Join us for a deep dive into Galatians 5 and our first list of sins to uncover.

What is sin? How serious is it? Does God have expectations around our behaviors, or are we allowed to do whatever we want once we're saved?

Dive deeper into free will to understand the reality and responsibility that we are literally constantly being asked questions and responding "Yes" or "No". Who is asking the questions? Will you say "Yes" or "No" to wicked temptations? How frequently? Will you say "Yes" or "No" to righteous obedience? How frequently? Take back the power that the enemy of your soul tried to steal from us with the "humans have no free will" lie. Practically unlock the simple secret of how free will works... yes or no... question mark.

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan explains how the predestination of the elect still allows for human free will. The truths in this sermon further destroy the demonic doctrines of Calvinism, and have the power to break the chains of bondage off of those currently trapped in Calvinist deceptions about the real gospel of Jesus Christ.

Does mankind have free will or is everything predetermined by God?

In this sermon we take a look at Calvinism's mortal enemy, Arminianism, and weigh the two against scripture to see which stands the test.

In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan explains the architecture of our physical bodies and the propensity built into our flesh to over-indulge in the satisfaction and stimulation of our senses. Is this bad? Should all satisfaction of the flesh be resisted? How much is allowed? Where can we find the highest and longest lasting high?

The Lord has brought us a sermon that ties so many of our previous sermons together: Servant, Death To Self, Holy, Good, Good Shepherd, and more into a teaching that is actually critical for salvation, imperative for revival, and necessary to be able to do all to stand in the last days. Join us as we explore the depth of the title, Lord, and the profound implications in the truth that JESUS IS LORD OF ALL.

I AM WELL Church celebrates our 2 Year Anniversary and Father's Day with a teaching on what it means to be a Good Shepherd. What does it mean to shepherd? How does a good shepherd lead? How should good sheep follow? Is shepherding a responsibility only of pastors, or does every believer have a responsibility to shepherd others? Are all shepherds supposed to be the same? What sort of shepherd do you desire? Which shepherd do you choose?

Everybody wants revival right? What is revival actually? Like a firenado, are there certain conditions that must be present for true revival to break out? Is there anything we can do to create revival? What, if anything, is God expecting from us before true revival will come?

I AM WELL Church takes a moment to thank the Lord for sustaining us through 100 services! Pastor Jonathan then reflects on the costs of anointing and implores the church to be willing to pay any cost that the Lord would ask of them for the anointing to do His will.

In our series opener/ closer Pastor Jonathan walks us through the process of getting to know God. How do we move past basic information and knowledge ABOUT God, to a real, intimate relationship WITH the person of God, the person of Jesus, and the person of the Holy Spirit? Does God have an interest in an intimate relationship with us? Does He have any stipulations or conditions for intimacy? How do we find the deepest levels of revelation and intimacy with God?

Most people are consumed with every little detail of their life and consider each aspect of their lives to have the highest levels of importance and significance. What does the Bible mean when it says that our life is a "vapor"? If the entirety of our lives is relatively insignificant in time compared to eternity, does that mean that our lives are insignificant? If eternity is what matters most, how do we process horrible, insufferable, unbearable suffering? Does God allow His children to suffer at the hands of Satan, demons, and evil people? Does God personally harm anyone with His own hand? If so, what does this say about the character of God? How should Christians respond to the suffering they experience? This sermon may be the hardest lesson for the church to receive. Do you have a spiritual digestive system that is mature enough to handle the toughest meat? This lesson, while somewhat unpleasant, will help people to process their present sufferings that would otherwise be so crushing that they would lose their faith, and helps all Christians to prepare their hearts for the coming great Tribulation and days darker, harder, and more painful than the world has ever seen.

Today, sadly, there are many whose perceptions of the Lord are terribly skewed. In this sermon, Pastor Jonathan answers the question, "Is God just?" We discuss how it's possible to misinterpret scripture and assign incorrect meaning to passages from the Bible, and how it's possible to misunderstand the truth of God's character. Finally we go through the process to correctly identify, receive, and operate in truth so that we see ourselves, the world, and God accurately.

Is this our Easter service? Is this our Resurrection Day service? Pastor Jonathan first gives a brief teaching on the timing of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, and then unpacks the deeper meaning which has been overlooked by most of the church found in the desperate cry, "Hosanna in the Highest".

God is good! Amen! But what does that really mean? And if He is good, are we supposed to be good? What does that look like? How can sinful and imperfect men and women be considered good? Does God actually expect us to do anything specific? Does the word of God define goodness differently than does the world? Are most Christians in agreement with the word of God about goodness?

Does having faith in Jesus always mean pushing forward in every situation? Does faith always mean conquering new territory? Or does the Bible instruct us that sometimes we should be still and even hide for a little while? If we find verses that seem to give us conflicting advice, how do we find wisdom to know situationally when to press forward in faith, and when to be still, hide, or even retreat? When does faith over fear become testing God?

Is God loving? Does God love perfectly? Does God hate? Is God hateful? Shouldn't we try to love people the way God loves people? Does the world understand the truth of what God's love looks like? Does the Church understand the truth of God's love, how to love perfectly, and the reality that God, who is perfect love, actually also hates? Join us for a very unpopular, yet completely Biblical look at the reality and depth of God's love, and His hate.