Mike Eells

Are you living with secrets that are making you sick? Research shows that people who hide their deepest selves are twice as likely to struggle with relationships, moral choices, and personal satisfaction. In this powerful exploration of Psalm 139, Mike Eells reveals why God's complete knowledge of you—your thoughts, words, and actions—isn't meant to terrify but to transform. Discover how the God who knows your darkest moments accepted you anyway, why you can never outrun His presence (and shouldn't want to), and how His infinite knowledge becomes your ultimate security. Whether you're struggling with guilt, seeking deeper faith, or simply want to understand God's personal care, this message offers the freedom that comes from being fully known and fully loved.

What if you worked all day in scorching heat, then watched your employer pay the guy who showed up in the last hour the exact same wage you earned? You'd be furious, right? That's exactly the reaction Jesus wanted when He told the parable of the workers in the vineyard. This eccentric employer—representing God Himself—demolishes our human notions of fairness, merit, and what people "deserve." Mike Eells unpacks this controversial parable to reveal a stunning truth: God's kingdom doesn't operate on our economy of fairness but on His economy of grace. If you've ever felt like you're doing more than others and getting less, if you've struggled with comparing your spiritual journey to someone else's, or if you secretly think God owes you something for your faithfulness, this message will challenge and transform your understanding of God's generous character. Discover why grace that seems unfair is actually the best news you could ever receive.

When the seas of life rage, where do you look? In this powerful sermon, Mike Eells draws us to Scripture and comfort through the storms. He reminds us that even when circumstances overwhelm, Jesus is not distant—He draws near and takes the role of our anchor in the tempest. With biblical examples, personal stories, and eternal promises, Mike helps believers face fear, doubt, and despair through the lens of Christ’s presence.
This message offers more than encouragement—it gives you a spiritual lifeline. If you’ve ever felt alone in your struggle, weary from the fight, or broken by life’s pressures, this sermon will help you reorient your heart to the truth that Jesus is in the boat with you. You’ll gain renewed trust, fresh perspective, and the courage to stand firm when everything around you is shifting.

How does God respond when those He loves repeatedly turn away? The story of Israel is our story: unfaithfulness, rebellion, wandering. But in the midst of their failure, God’s grace shines all the brighter. In this message, Mike Eells guides us through Israel’s lapses—idolatry, disobedience, backsliding—and then brings us to the cross where God’s mercy triumphs. He doesn’t hide His anger, but neither does He withhold compassion.
This sermon helps you face your own patterns of unfaithfulness honestly, yet with hope. It shows that God’s grace is not just a safety net—but the anchor in the storm. You’ll see the call to repentance, the power of restoration, and the sure promise that you are never too far for God’s redeeming love.

What does resurrection even mean—spiritual metaphor, or future reality? Jesus confronted that question head-on in His earliest followers’ minds—and their confusion should mirror ours.
Mike Eells dives into Easter’s greatest mystery: How are the dead raised? Drawing from Scripture and the evidence of Christ’s rising, he explains how death is not the end, but the doorway to new, imperishable life for those in Christ.
This message is for anyone wrestling with doubt, fear, or questions about what comes after death. You’ll gain clarity on what it means to be raised with Christ, how this hope anchors your everyday faith, and why the resurrection isn’t just Easter hype—it’s the foundation of our confidence that death has lost its sting.
Let this sermon remind you that in Christ, life wins. Death cannot hold those who believe.

What if you poured your life into the wrong things? Jesus warns through the story of the rich fool that accumulating wealth without being rich toward God is a waste—not just of assets, but of your soul.
Mike Eells breaks down Luke 12:13–21 and shows how the fool’s priorities—self, possessions, security—are the very same things that can steal your life’s purpose. He challenges us to examine where we invest our time, energy, and heart.
This message is for anyone who’s ever wondered whether they’re missing something deeper in their pursuit of comfort, success, or security. You’ll be confronted with the danger of storing up earthly treasures while neglecting eternal ones—and be invited to reorient your life around what truly matters: your relationship with God and your witness to others.
Listen in, and let this sermon stir your soul to live with eternity in mind.