In “Have Faith in Failure,” Matthew Herel unpacks the fiery trial faced by Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego—not just as a story of miraculous deliverance, but as a powerful lesson in trusting God before the outcome is revealed.

Drawing from Daniel 3:19–23, Pastor Matthew explores how faith isn't proven in victory alone—but in the willingness to stand firm, even when failure seems inevitable. The three men were thrown into the furnace with no guarantee of survival, yet their faith never wavered.

This message challenges us to redefine failure—not as the absence of results, but as a sacred space where real trust is forged. Sometimes, God doesn’t rescue from the fire but meets us in it.

Whether you're facing rejection, disappointment, or unanswered prayers, this sermon is a reminder: your obedience is not wasted, your stand is not in vain, and even in moments that feel like failure, God is still present — refining, revealing, and redeeming.

Who defines you?

In this powerful and deeply personal message, Adam Best explores the truth of our God-given identity. Drawing from Jesus’ baptism and the story of Abraham, we’re reminded that identity is not something we earn—it’s something we receive. Just as the Father spoke over Jesus, “You are my beloved Son,” God speaks over us today, calling us into our true purpose.

This sermon challenges us to move beyond labels given by the world and embrace the identity spoken by the One who made us. It’s about faith, affirmation, and stepping confidently into who God says we are.

Key themes:

• Identity rooted in divine affirmation

• The significance of baptism

• Faith as the foundation of purpose

• God’s power to speak life and calling into existence

Perfect for anyone wrestling with self-worth, direction, or purpose—this message will anchor your heart in truth and inspire you to live boldly as a child of God.