Waiting for the “perfect moment” might be the very thing holding you back.

In this week’s Tuesday Talk, Pastor Matt challenges the idea that you have to feel ready before you begin. The truth? No one starts as an expert and confidence doesn’t come before action, it comes because of it.

If you’ve been standing on the edge, hesitating to take that next step, this is your reminder: start now. Even imperfect steps move you forward.

📖 “Commit thy works unto the Lord, and thy thoughts shall be established.” — Proverbs 16:3

Start your Monday with Pastor TJ Custer as he reminds us that God’s calling doesn’t always make sense but it’s always purposeful. From Acts 8, we see that obedience in the unknown can lead to life-changing impact for others. Trust His direction, even when the path feels unexpected.

What do you do when the numbers don’t add up, the bills keep coming, and the pressure keeps building? It’s easy to say “I trust God” when life feels stable but when things get tight, what we truly believe is revealed.In Part 4 of the FOCUSED series, Jesus’ words in Matthew 6 confront the anxiety that so often controls our hearts. Worry doesn’t fix problems—it exposes where our trust is weak and robs us of the peace God promises. Through powerful reminders from creation and Scripture, this message calls us to shift our focus, put God first, and trust Him not just with eternity—but with today.Real trust isn’t a feeling, it’s a daily decision to believe that God is faithful, present, and enough.📖 Scripture References: Matthew 6:25–34

Comparison is a word we hear often but rarely stop to consider how much it’s actually costing us. In this Tuesday Talk, Pastor Matt unpacks how comparison quietly steals joy, peace, and contentment, and why it’s so easy to fall into the trap. With practical perspective shifts and simple truth, this episode will help you refocus, move forward, and stay grounded in the path God has for your life.

Start your week with McKenzie Dutton as she shares a reminder from 1 Corinthians 13:4–5 about what real love looks like. Love isn’t just a feeling—it’s patience, kindness, and choosing grace every day. As you step into this week, remember to love others the way Jesus loves us.

Why is it that even when we have so much, it still doesn’t feel like enough? In this message from Philippians 4, we uncover the real issue behind restless hearts — comparison. When we measure our lives against others, even God’s blessings can start to feel insufficient.

This sermon exposes how comparison creates discontentment and keeps us chasing what can never truly satisfy. But Scripture points us to a better way — contentment that isn’t based on what we have, but on who we trust. True peace is found not in getting more, but in trusting God with what He has already given.

If your heart feels like it’s always reaching for the next thing, this message will help you refocus, break the cycle of comparison, and discover the strength found in Christ alone.

📖 Scripture References: Philippians 4:11–13, Ecclesiastes 4:4, Hebrews 13:5, 1 Timothy 6:6–9

The Plagues of Egypt continues as God sends more warnings to Pharaoh, showing His power over the land of Egypt. With each plague, Pharaoh is given another chance to let the Israelites go, yet his heart remains stubborn and unyielding. These moments reveal both God’s patience and His authority over every ruler and every nation. Read the full story in Exodus 8–10 (KJV). Originally aired on September 14, 2023.

Ever feel stuck in the same routine, wondering if you’re actually getting anywhere? In this week’s Tuesday Talk, Pastor Matt reminds us that progress doesn’t always come in big breakthroughs. Sometimes the most meaningful change happens through small, consistent steps. If you’ve been feeling discouraged, this conversation is a reminder that every step forward matters — and consistency will always beat intensity.

Start your Monday with Hannah Krecskay as she shares wisdom from Ecclesiastes 7:8. While beginnings are exciting, the end is better because it shows patience, faithfulness, and trust in God through every season. If you’re in the middle of something right now, stay steady...God is still working.

If God owns everything, then what does our money reveal about our hearts?

In Part 2 of the FOCUSED series on finances, Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6 challenges us to look beyond what we have and examine what our spending truly says about our priorities. Earthly treasures fade, break, and disappear, but heavenly investments last forever. Where we place our treasure ultimately reveals what we value most.

This message invites believers to honestly evaluate the direction their resources are pulling their hearts. When we begin investing in the things of God — His kingdom, His church, and His mission — our hearts begin to follow.

📖 Scripture References: Matthew 6:19–21, Haggai 1:6–7