
The Compass Teaching Podcast is your companion on the journey of faith. Each week, we bring you the recorded teachings and sermons from our church, allowing our spiritual community to stay connected and engaged with ongoing series. Whether you missed a service or simply want to revisit the message, this podcast is your reliable guide. Join us as we navigate through biblical truths, practical insights, and inspiring messages, empowering you to grow deeper in your faith and understanding. Thanks for taking a listen!
Episodes

Monday Sep 22, 2025
A Life Worthy | Colossians 1 | Chris Harrell
Monday Sep 22, 2025
Monday Sep 22, 2025
In this message, we unpack Paul’s prayer for the Colossians, asking God to fill us with wisdom, strengthen us by His power, and inspire hearts of gratitude. We explore how to walk worthy of the Lord, rely on the Holy Spirit, and grow in faith and patience amidst life’s challenges. We are invited to pray intentionally, embrace God’s guidance, and experience the rescue and inheritance we have in Christ.

Monday Sep 15, 2025
The Way Forward | Luke 2:25-40 & Romans 6:1-14 | Chris Harrell
Monday Sep 15, 2025
Monday Sep 15, 2025
This sermon explores the story of Simeon and Anna in Luke 2, showing how prayer is powerful, particular, and persistent. We’re reminded that true prayer aligns us with God’s will and helps us trust His timing. As Compass marks its 8th anniversary, we’re called to lean into prayer, lift up future generations, and join God’s work with faith and expectancy.
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Monday Sep 08, 2025
Monday Sep 08, 2025

Monday Aug 25, 2025
The Father Hears | Luke 11:9-13 & Mark 11:24–25 | Chris Harrell
Monday Aug 25, 2025
Monday Aug 25, 2025
In this week’s sermon, we’re reminded that prayer often doesn’t go the way we expect, but God is still present in the middle of it. This message wrestles with why it sometimes feels like God doesn’t answer our prayers, the weight of broken relationships, and the struggles we face in life. Even in disappointment, we are invited to trust that God is working and worthy of our worship.

Monday Aug 18, 2025
Choosing the Better Part | Luke 10:38-42 | Chris Harrell
Monday Aug 18, 2025
Monday Aug 18, 2025
In this message, we explore the history of great revivals and the common thread that fueled them all—prayer. Looking at Luke 10 and the story of Mary and Martha, we’re challenged to resist distraction and learn what it means to sit at the feet of Jesus. Prayer is not about checking off a list, but about connecting with the heart of the Father and seeing the world through His eyes. No matter where you find yourself—distant, discouraged, or deeply devoted—God’s invitation is open: “Jesus, teach us how to pray.”

Wednesday Aug 13, 2025
The Path to Flourishing | Deuteronomy 30:11-20 | Chris Harrell
Wednesday Aug 13, 2025
Wednesday Aug 13, 2025

Monday Aug 11, 2025
Snapshots in Ezekiel | Ezekiel 34 & 37 | Robby Fowler
Monday Aug 11, 2025
Monday Aug 11, 2025
In this week’s Old Testament Mixtape message, Robby walks through Ezekiel 37’s vision of the valley of dry bones—a powerful picture of death, exile, and God’s power to restore. He explores what it means to be brought from death to life, not just individually but together as one unified people. Through Ezekiel and Ephesians, we’re reminded that salvation is not just personal—it’s communal. God chooses to partner with us to breathe life into what’s broken. This is a message of hope, unity, and the Spirit’s power to resurrect.

Monday Jul 28, 2025
Ascending the Mountain of God | Psalm 24 | Graeme Gastineau
Monday Jul 28, 2025
Monday Jul 28, 2025
In this message from our OT Mixtape series, Graeme explores the theme of God’s holy mountain—the place where heaven and earth meet and people encounter God’s presence. Tracing this theme from Eden to the temple and ultimately to Jesus, we see how Christ makes a way for us to dwell with God. Psalm 24 asks, “Who may ascend the mountain of the Lord?” and the gospel answers that through Jesus, we are welcomed back into God’s presence to live as people who carry his Spirit into the world.
