What Are You Doing With What God Gave You?

*What Are You Doing With What God Gave You?* What if the Parable of the Talents is about more than money? This message looks at how God calls us to use our resources, influence, and opportunities for His Kingdom — with eternity in mind.

We all make decisions every day, but not all decisions lead us where we hope to go. This message explores the kind of questions that lead to wisdom, clarity, and a life aligned with God’s purpose.

In Luke 2, the first people invited to meet Jesus weren’t the religious, the wealthy, or the influential — they were shepherds. Outsiders. People with a past.
This message explores why God chose them, what that says about grace, and why Christmas isn’t about earning your way to God — it’s about accepting His invitation.

*Joseph: When Obedience Isn’t Easy*
Joseph faced a decision that would shape the rest of his life — obey God or protect his reputation.
In this Christmas message from Matthew 1, we explore how the desire for approval can quietly pull us away from God’s purpose.
If you’ve ever struggled with pleasing others, fear of disappointing people, or choosing obedience when it’s inconvenient, this message is for you.

You Can’t Be a Disciple Without This

Jesus said the world would recognize His disciples by one thing — love.

Not knowledge. Not behaviour. Not tradition.
In this message from John 13 and John 15, we explore what it really means to love the way Christ loves — a love that sacrifices comfort, lays down self, and reflects Jesus to the world.
If we get this right, people don’t just see us… They see Him.

Struggling with a sin that keeps coming back?

Wondering how to stay strong when life hits you with pressure, setbacks, or disappointment?

This message from James 5 brings practical, challenging, and hope-filled answers for real life. In this sermon we explore:
🔥 How to overcome recurring sin • Why private confession alone keeps us stuck

💧 What to do when life gets difficult • Why God develops patience through trials

🙏 Prayer, healing & confession •

Why James says YOU must ask for prayer If you’re fighting a hidden battle, facing hardships, or simply longing for a deeper walk with God, this message will encourage and challenge you to grow, persevere, and trust Him again.

James 4 confronts something we all feel but rarely admit:
most of our conflict, frustration, and spiritual drift starts inside our own hearts.
We chase comfort, comparison, and control — and end up living with one foot in the world and one foot in God’s kingdom.
This message will challenge you, but it will also point you back to the God who draws near when we do.

Words Build. Words Tear Down. Choose Wisely. - James 3
James 3 shows us that the tongue can build up, burn down, direct, or destroy.
Before you speak, there’s a rhythm that can change everything: Pause, Pray, Proceed.

James 2 forces us to wrestle with a massive question: How do I know my faith is real?
The Bible says we’re saved by grace… yet James warns that faith without action is dead.
So how do these two truths fit together?
Before you assume you know the answer—listen in.

James EXPOSES Our Comfortable Christianity 

We kicked off our new series through the book of James — and this chapter wastes no time confronting how we treat our faith.

James challenges us to stop collecting spiritual information and actually live it… and to stop making it difficult for others to come to Jesus.

If you’re tired of “just attending church” and want to grow in real maturity — James 1 is where it starts.