Life gets busy, but Jesus calls us to slow down and make room for people. Learn how to live at God’s speed and love others the way He loves us!

Life moves fast, but your soul was never meant to run on empty. In this message from Mark 2:23-28, discover the rhythm of rest God designed for you—and how true soul-deep peace is found only in Jesus, the Lord of the Sabbath.

Fall is full speed ahead—but what if God’s best for you isn’t faster, it’s slower? Pastor Craig Etheredge kicks off the Godspeed series with a look at Luke 10 revealing how to trade distraction for purpose, and hurry for peace.

When life feels uncertain and hope feels out of reach, Jeremiah 33 reminds us that true hope is found through prayer, God’s promises, and the person of Jesus.

When you feel stuck, God offers more than a reset—He offers a new way forward.Catch this powerful message from Jeremiah 31 and discover the freedom of the new covenant.

What if your local church was part of a global movement? Pastor Clay Holcomb takes us behind the scenes of the CrossCreek Network — sharing powerful stories from church plants around the world and reminding us that God is building something bigger than we can see!

With so many voices claiming to speak truth, how do we know who to trust? In Jeremiah 23, we’re reminded to test every message we hear—and to anchor our lives in the one true Voice that never leads us astray: Jesus.

God is the Potter, and we are the clay. In this message from Jeremiah 18, we’re reminded that through pressure, fire, and even failure, God lovingly shapes us into something new—if we’re willing to surrender to His hands.

What do you do when you're at a crossroads—when the path ahead isn’t clear and the pressure to decide is real? In this message from Jeremiah 6:16, discover God’s five-step pathway for making wise, faith-filled decisions that lead to peace, not regret.

Leadership doesn’t start with skill—it starts with surrender.In this message we see that God’s call comes before our confidence, and His purpose for us begins long before we feel ready. You don’t have to be perfect to lead—just willing!