This week Pastor Jeremy and Jen DeWeerdt talk about carrying a burden for others. You cannot solve a problem you are not willing to personally get up close to. Pastor Jeremy and Jen give us some ways to get up close to the burdens around us to help be the solution. We need to own our zone, we need to just start with someone, and we need to keep building no matter how hard it may get.

This weekend Pastor Jeremy DeWeerdt wraps up our Crisis Fatigue series with a message titled, "Scattered but not Separated." Although this crisis wasn't planned, the crisis can be a catalyst to be able to further the mission of Jesus. In a crisis you learn things that you would never learn in normal season's of life. It's our choice to find the purpose in the season we are in.

Feeling the impact of Crisis Fatigue on your relationships? In this message Ryan Leak shares how to strengthen the relationships in your life. He encouraged us to outdo our significant other in honor this week and show them grace even when we don’t feel like it.

We are dealing with the virus AND the emotions it is creating. This week Pastor Jeremy DeWeerdt spoke a powerful message on pursuing a life of purpose to live a full life. When we let fatigue, fear, and panic in, we undermine our ability to think clearly. We need to pray for purpose and not just protection. We will get through this crisis TOGETHER, with FAITH and GENEROSITY!

Contentment is a state of peaceful happiness. This week Pastor Jen DeWeerdt spoke a powerful message on finding true contentment even in the chaos and confusion. Contentment can't be based on our circumstances. We can find true contentment through rejoicing, praying, and giving thanks. Contentment is a matter of focus. We have access to God all the time and when we lean in and trust Him no matter the circumstances we will find true peace.

God will never waste a crisis. This week Pastor Jeremy DeWeerdt spoke a powerful message on the importance of holding onto God's promises. God's promises are certain, meaning they will happen. God's promises are all-inclusive, but are conditional. We must put Jesus first, giving Him full control of our lives and trusting Him with everything. When we do this, He will create good on the other side. We need to give Jesus what we can control and trust Him with what we cannot.

The best question each of us can ask during a crisis is: "What an I do for others?" This week Ryan Leak spoke a powerful message about the importance of being "others" focused. We may not be able to control the circumstances happening around us, but we can control who we are becoming in the middle of it. We tend to be inwardly focused on what is happening in our own life, but lets shift our focus and begin to be outwardly focused. Lets be people who pray, encourage, share resources, and listen to others.

Easter Sunday is a day of victory and new life. Pastor Jeremy DeWeerdt spoke a message of hope this Easter season. Easter isn’t something you celebrate it’s something you live. Christ died and rose again so we can have victory in Him.

In life, we all have experienced a situation where we thought, "Life's not supposed to be like this!" This week Pastor Jeremy DeWeerdt spoke a powerful and practical message on how to find purpose in the midst of crisis. It is ok to grieve and experience sadness, but we need to remind ourselves we are just passing through and this season will not last forever. We are responsible in finding purpose in this season. If we want God's provision, then we have to trust God's process.