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What happens when the things we trust are exposed as powerless?

This week, Pastor Gregg continues our Exodus series through Exodus 7–11, where God confronts Pharaoh and the gods of Egypt through the plagues. What looks like a battle between Moses and Pharaoh is actually revealing something much bigger: every power that sets itself against God will eventually bow before Him.

But the gods of Egypt aren't as distant from us as we might think. We may not worship the Nile, Pharaoh, or Ra, but we still look to money, success, relationships, politics, approval, comfort, and control for things only God can give. In this message, Pastor Gregg challenges us to examine what we're really trusting and reminds us that Jesus isn't one power among many, but that He is Creator, King, and Lord over every power and authority.

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What do you do when you obey God—and everything gets harder?

This week, we continue our Exodus series through Exodus 4–6, where Moses finally steps into the calling God has given him. But instead of Pharaoh letting Israel go, the resistance only grows. The workload increases, the people turn against Moses, and Moses is left asking God, “Why did you ever send me?”

In this message, we discover that difficulty is not proof that you missed God, resistance can often come on the other side of obedience, and the enemy’s opposition cannot stop the purposes of God. When Moses begins to doubt, God doesn’t simply give him another sign, but He reminds Moses who He is: Yahweh, the covenant-keeping God who fulfills His promises.

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This week, Pastor Gregg continues our Exodus series through Exodus 2–4, where we meet the God who hears the cries of His people, sees their suffering, knows their pain, and comes down to rescue them. As God prepares Moses in the wilderness and calls him from the burning bush, we discover that God is often working long before we can see it—and that our weakness doesn’t disqualify us from being used by Him.

In this message, we see how the story of Exodus ultimately points us to Jesus: the God who didn’t rescue humanity from a distance, but came down, entered our brokenness, carried our sin, and brought us into His Kingdom. And just as God called and equipped Moses, the God who rescues us also sends us.

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What if the story of Exodus is really your story?

This week, Pastor Gregg kicks off our brand-new Exodus series by opening the first chapter of one of the Bible's greatest redemption stories. In this message, we discover that Exodus is more than the story of Moses, Pharaoh, or the Red Sea—it's the story of God's unwavering faithfulness, the enemy's relentless opposition, and the rescue plan that points us to Jesus. Learn why God's promises are never threatened by your circumstances, how the enemy attacks what God is blessing, and why God often begins His greatest work through ordinary people who trust Him.

If you've ever questioned God's faithfulness, felt opposition while following Him, or wondered if God is still working behind the scenes — this message is for you.

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What if your greatest witness isn't having all the right answers—but revealing the heart of Jesus?

This week, Pastor Gregg concludes our Unhurried series by exploring what it truly means to be a witness for Christ. Through the story of Jesus and the sinful woman in Luke 7, we discover that people aren't simply looking for better arguments—they're looking for a Savior whose love transforms lives. In this message, we learn how Jesus saw people with compassion, led with grace, and spoke truth that brought freedom. Discover how a life shaped by the practices of Jesus becomes the most compelling witness to a world searching for hope.

If you've ever felt intimidated by evangelism, unsure how to share your faith, or wondered how to love people like Jesus — this message is for you.

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What if generosity isn't about what God wants from you—but what He wants for you?

This week, Pastor Gregg concludes our Unhurried series by exploring how the generosity of God transforms the hearts of His people. Through 2 Corinthians 8–9, we discover that generosity isn't rooted in guilt but in grace, isn't simply about money but about worship, and isn't an obligation but an overflow of the gospel.

If you've ever wrestled with trusting God, wondered why generosity matters, or wanted your life to have an eternal impact — this message is for you.

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What if greatness isn't found in being served—but in serving others?
This week, Pastor Gregg concludes our Unhurried series by looking at one of the most powerful moments in Jesus' ministry: washing His disciples' feet. Through John 13, we discover how Jesus completely redefines greatness, why secure people are free to serve, and how love is revealed through humble action. In this message, learn why following Jesus means picking up a towel before pursuing a crown, and how ordinary acts of service become extraordinary reflections of the gospel.

If you've ever struggled with pride, sought recognition, or wondered what true greatness looks like in God's Kingdom — this message is for you.

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What if the growth you're praying for is found in the people God has placed around you?

This week, Pastor Gregg continues our Unhurried series by exploring the biblical practice of community through Acts 2. In this message, we discover why following Jesus was never meant to be a solo journey, how authentic community shapes our faith, and why healthy disciples grow best alongside other believers. Learn how studying God's Word together, sharing life together, and living on mission together creates the kind of church that changes lives and reaches the world.

If you've ever felt alone in your faith, struggled to find meaningful relationships, or wondered where you truly belong — this message is for you.

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Where do you run when life becomes difficult? Many people run to social media, relationships, success, entertainment, money, or simply distraction, but the writer of Psalm 119 runs somewhere else.

This week, Pastor Rohan Thompson from Deeper Church helps us explore how engaging with God's Word can transform our minds, hearts, and actions. 

What if the reason you're struggling to hear God isn't that He isn't speaking, but because there's too much noise?

This week, Pastor Gregg continues our Unhurried series by exploring the practice of solitude and why Jesus repeatedly withdrew to lonely places before stepping into ministry. In this message, we discover how solitude creates space for intimacy with God, clarity for our calling, and strength for the mission ahead. Learn why getting alone with God isn't about escaping responsibility, but preparing for it, and how slowing down may be the very thing your soul needs most.

If you've been overwhelmed by distractions, struggling to hear God's voice, or feeling spiritually exhausted — this message is for you.

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