This Christmas, we’re leaning into the promise of Isaiah 9:6—Jesus, the Prince of Peace. In a season that can feel rushed, stretched, and uncertain, this series will help us find real peace in our waiting, in our finances, and in every part of life.

In a world obsessed with being seen, liked, and approved, Jesus calls us to live for an audience of One. In Matthew 6, He teaches us to give, pray, and fast — not for recognition, but for a deeper relationship with the Father who sees in secret. This series will challenge us to shift our focus from the applause of people to the approval of God, finding freedom, authenticity, and purpose in living fully for Him.

In a world obsessed with being seen, liked, and approved, Jesus calls us to live for an audience of One. In Matthew 6, He teaches us to give, pray, and fast — not for recognition, but for a deeper relationship with the Father who sees in secret. This series will challenge us to shift our focus from the applause of people to the approval of God, finding freedom, authenticity, and purpose in living fully for Him.

Life is short — like a mist that appears for a moment and then vanishes. This message challenges us to stop living as if we control tomorrow and start surrendering our plans, priorities, and time to God today. True faith isn’t about managing life or waiting for perfect conditions; it’s about trusting God fully and obeying Him now.

In a world obsessed with being seen, liked, and approved, Jesus calls us to live for an audience of One. In Matthew 6, He teaches us to give, pray, and fast — not for recognition, but for a deeper relationship with the Father who sees in secret. This series will challenge us to shift our focus from the applause of people to the approval of God, finding freedom, authenticity, and purpose in living fully for Him.

When God stirs your spirit, it’s not just so you can feel something—it’s so you’ll do something. In this message from Haggai 1, we’re reminded that spiritual awakening leads to action. God calls us out of comfort and complacency to build what truly lasts—His house, His people, His purpose. Be encouraged to wake up, step in, and say yes to whatever He’s stirring in your heart.

As we celebrate another year of God’s faithfulness, we’re going back to where it all began. Just like the woman at the well, we’re reminded that Jesus still meets us in our broken places and turns them into stories of grace. This is more than a celebration; it’s a spiritual reset. A reminder that what He did then, He still does now—because Jesus changes everything.

In a world obsessed with being seen, liked, and approved, Jesus calls us to live for an audience of One. In Matthew 6, He teaches us to give, pray, and fast — not for recognition, but for a deeper relationship with the Father who sees in secret. This series will challenge us to shift our focus from the applause of people to the approval of God, finding freedom, authenticity, and purpose in living fully for Him.

In a world obsessed with being seen, liked, and approved, Jesus calls us to live for an audience of One. In Matthew 6, He teaches us to give, pray, and fast — not for recognition, but for a deeper relationship with the Father who sees in secret. This series will challenge us to shift our focus from the applause of people to the approval of God, finding freedom, authenticity, and purpose in living fully for Him.

In a world obsessed with being seen, liked, and approved, Jesus calls us to live for an audience of One. In Matthew 6, He teaches us to give, pray, and fast — not for recognition, but for a deeper relationship with the Father who sees in secret. This series will challenge us to shift our focus from the applause of people to the approval of God, finding freedom, authenticity, and purpose in living fully for Him.