Even when God seems silent, He’s working for your good. In John 11, Jesus delays coming to Lazarus, letting him die. Mary and Martha struggle, but Jesus raises Lazarus, proving His power over death and His perfect timing. Trust Jesus in silence—He’s never absent, just preparing to work in ways that grow your faith. Keep your focus on Him, not your problems.

The fourth sermon in the series titled "Unshakable, with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

If you feel unnoticed, remember: God sees you and has a purpose for you. Your faithfulness in small things prepares you for what’s ahead. Stay obedient, trust His timing, and let Him shape you into who He’s called you to be. Your anointing comes from God—not people.

The third sermon in the series titled "Unshakable, with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Fear often keeps us from stepping into the promises and plans God has for us. Just like Joshua and Caleb stood firm in their trust in God, we are called to face our fears and the lies behind them with courage and faith. God has already overcome the battles we face, and He is with us every step of the way. Don’t shrink back in fear; step forward in faith and take hold of the life God is calling you to live!

The second sermon in the series titled "Unshakable, with Guest Speaker Ray McElroy.

Waiting can feel unbearable, but it’s never wasted when God is involved. Elisha didn’t sit back and wait passively for his calling; he served faithfully, sought passionately, and trusted God for even greater things than he’d seen before. God doesn’t call the qualified—He qualifies the called. Use every moment, even in waiting, to let Jesus grow your faith and prepare you for the incredible plans He has for you!

The first sermon in the series titled "Unshakable, with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Proverbs 26:12 reminds us that there’s more hope for a fool than for someone who is proud of their own wisdom. True wisdom begins with humility and a dependence on Jesus, not ourselves. Let go of pride, embrace His wisdom, and find the freedom that comes through surrendering to His love and grace.

A short devotional and communion moment with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.