In this message, we reflect on the significance of Jesus as the Mighty God, a source of strength and hope for those feeling overwhelmed by life's demands. Through the lens of the Christmas story, we examine how divine power meets us in our moments of weakness, offering peace and endurance. This message invites us to consider how we can experience God's strength in our daily lives.

In this message, we explore the significance of Jesus as the "Wonderful Counselor," a title that promises wisdom beyond human understanding. Through the lens of Isaiah's prophecy, we learn how Jesus provides guidance that transcends the noise of modern life, offering clarity and peace. This message invites us to consider whose counsel we are following and encourages us to listen to the voice that truly transforms.

Have you ever found yourself chasing after "Happy Meals" that never truly satisfy? Pastor Matt shares a powerful insight about our endless pursuit of contentment through external things, drawing from his childhood memories of McDonald's prizes to illuminate a deeper spiritual truth. Through Paul's letter to the Philippians, we discover that true contentment isn't found in circumstances or possessions, but in learning to live differently. This transformative message reveals three practical keys to lasting contentment, including the power of realistic expectations and cultivated gratitude. Don't miss this opportunity to break free from the treadmill of discontentment and discover the secret of being content in any situation—a timeless message that could change how you view satisfaction forever.

In this message, Wendy Hagen discusses the concept of surrender through the lens of biblical stories, including the first disciples and the rich young ruler. By examining their choices and the outcomes, she illustrates how true abundance and fulfillment are found in letting go of what we hold dear and trusting in Jesus. This message encourages us to reflect on our own lives and consider what we might need to release to embrace the abundant life promised in Christ.

In this message, we examine the heavy burden of grudges and the liberating power of forgiveness. Through the biblical stories of Lamech and Jesus' teachings, we are invited to reflect on the impact of bitterness and the freedom found in letting go. This message encourages us to lay down our grievances at the foot of the cross and embrace the life-changing miracle of forgiveness.

In this message, we explore the concept of the "dash"—the time between our birth and our passing—and how it represents the entirety of our lives. We are encouraged to live more courageously and purposefully by stepping out of our comfort zones and embracing the challenges God places before us. Through biblical examples and personal reflection, we are invited to say "yes" to a life of adventure with God, making a meaningful impact in the world.

In this final message of the "Made for More" series, we explore the Parable of the Talents and its implications for our lives today. The message challenges us to recognize and utilize the gifts and opportunities God has entrusted to us. By understanding our unique SHAPE—our Spiritual Gifts, Heart, Abilities, Personality, and Experiences—we are encouraged to invest in the Kingdom of God and live with purpose and accountability.

In this week's message, we explore how God redeems every aspect of our lives, both the beautiful and the broken, to shape us for His purposes. Drawing from Romans 8:28, we are reminded that nothing in our story is wasted. Through examples from Scripture, we see how God weaves our experiences into a redemptive narrative, inviting us into a story that is bigger than our past. This message encourages us to embrace our journey and trust in God's ongoing work in our lives.

In this week's message, we explore the idea that our personalities are intentionally crafted by God to serve a unique purpose. Drawing from Scripture, we discuss how our individual traits—whether introverted or extroverted, logical or emotional—are not accidents but part of a divine design. This message encourages us to embrace our God-given wiring and consider how it can be used to reflect His love and serve others in meaningful ways.

This week's message highlights the importance of recognizing and utilizing our natural abilities as gifts from God. Through the story of Bezalel, a craftsman filled with the Spirit, we learn that our skills—whether in teaching, organizing, or creating—are divinely intended for a purpose. By offering these abilities to God, we can contribute meaningfully to His kingdom and experience personal growth and fulfillment.