Have you ever ended up somewhere and suddenly realized... "I shouldn't be here!"? Maybe a place you’re in, a situation your in... or even a frame of mind?

Listen to today's message as Pastor Kamron shares a powerful time in Elijah's life, where that's exactly what happened to him. God moved powerfully in SO many ways. But then Elijah gets scared and runs away.

Big question this week: "Am I living my life in God's Will today?" Like Elijah, has something caused you to run away? Find out what God tells Elijah he needs to do next. And you too...

We serve a BIG God! Sometimes when we think about how big God is, we start to think about how small we are. How insignificant I am. And in that thought... how much the mundane, small things in my life don't matter.

But the truth is, "God's in the Details"!

The phrase that we hear more these days is "The Devils in the details". Believe it or not, that phrase originated from "God's in the Details". Listen to this week's message as Pastor Kamron shares that BOTH are true. Which means the "details" in our lives matter. The question is, who am I giving my "details" to?

Many of us today are struggling through a tough situation. Could be health issues, relationship problems, financial hardship... you name it. But as Pastor Kamron shares in this week's message, "When someone comes to me with a problem and I don't have a solution, my answer is going to be "Trust IN Jesus"!

Our main passage today in Proverbs 3:5 states this clearly, "Trust in the Lord with all your heart". It's easy to say but the application isn't always as simple.

Listen to this week's message as we look at the life of a young girl named Esther. She had a rough start to life. But God had a good plan that she would never have imagined. She just had to TRUST God's plan first.

In Luke 19 we see Jesus share His love with an unexpected person. This little man named Zacchaeus. He is a hated man by fellow Jews. But Jesus stops what he is doing and calls this person out of a tree and declares, "I must be a guest in your home today."

Why? Why THIS man? And the answer is simple. Jesus loves Zacchaeus!

We are in a series that should help us be more like Jesus in 2019. Today's message is to "Love Like Jesus". It's a tall order. Listen to this week's message as Pastor Kamron dives into the parable Jesus shares after his interaction with Zacchaeus. It will challenge us all to be more efficient with the abundance of love God gives us. Am I being a good steward of God's Love?

This week's message is powerful. After a week of prayer and fasting, Pastor Kamron had a word for the Church. 1 Corinthians 4:20 says, "For the Kingdom of God is NOT just a lot of talk; it is living by God's POWER."

Are we? Are we READY for Jesus to return at any moment? Because Jesus IS coming. And this is where the message gets blunt and to the point. Am I living ALL IN for Jesus? Or am I allowing sin to have a place in my life? Because God isn't amused with luke-warm.

Listen to this week's message as Pastor Kamron shares a vision he saw that shows where too many people in the church are today. If it's YOU... today is the day to repent. To be READY.

When it comes to prayer, there is a plethora of ideas to what that looks like. You can look online and find 10 best practices to pray from 5 different people... and all 5 lists will be different.

But this year's theme here at Awaken Church is "Renewal". And the big question we are asking ourselves is "How much more like Jesus will I look in 2019?" With that in mind... how did Jesus pray?

Listen to this week's message as Pastor Kamron talks about the practice of prayer that Jesus consistently teaches us. Not just in words but in His own prayer life. Let's commit to praying like Jesus in 2019!

How much more like Jesus will you look at the end of 2019 than now? That's the BIG question Pastor Kamron is raising the past few weeks. But then, what does Jesus look like to begin with?

In today's message we try to take a deeper look at how "Selfless" Jesus was. In His interaction with Peter and His disciples, Jesus gives us a glimpse into who He was. And you can't help but see the selflessness that abounds.

Listen to this week's message and see for yourself. How much more "Selfless" should we be if we want to look more like Jesus?

Whether you had a great year in 2018 or a horrible year... January 1st starts anew!

Listen to this week's message as Pastor Kamron shares the theme for 2019 here at Awaken Church. Renewal. Listen to what happens when King David forgets his purpose and allows sin in his life. Maybe you will find yourself in one of his cries to God in Psalm 51 that seems to fit this.

Make renewal your focus for the New Year. Allow God to RENEW your spirit. Accept Pastor Kamron's challenge he gives at the end of the sermon. A way to walk out giving God the attention He deserves in your own life. Happy New Year! :-)

If you were asked to describe Christmas with just ONE word, what would you say? There's no right or wrong answer here. Love, Joy, Peace and many other great character traits of God would suffice. But this week, Pastor Kamron suggests one word that might contend for the best answer.

Hope.

In the classic song, O Holy Night... there's a line that says, "A thrill of hope the weary world rejoices." What did the weary world suddenly have to rejoice about? HOPE. Jesus was born. The answer to our biggest problem appeared.

Whether you are looking for hope because you don't have any, you have hope but aren't giving it the "rejoice" factor it deserves, or you simply need to share it with others... this Hope is important. Christmas is nothing without it. Let's embrace Hope. Let's embrace Jesus. Let's be Hope Dealers to a weary world desperate for hope!

Here's an interesting word for you. Shrewd. What does it mean to "shrewdly" do something? Is it a bad thing? Or a good thing?

Listen to this week's message as Pastor Kamron shares a parable in Luke 16 where Jesus highlights the shrewdness of the dishonest manager. It's not for the reason you might think!

Should I be shrewd in my own plans this Christmas season? Let's find out.