This Labor Day weekend, James shares a reminder that our work is not separate from our faith — it’s central to it. From the beginning, God gave work as a gift. Genesis tells us that man was placed in the garden to work and take care of it and Paul reminds us in Romans 12 that offering our “everyday, ordinary life” — our going-to-work, eating, sleeping, and walking-around life — is true worship before God.

Work is more than productivity; it’s creativity, discovery, and an opportunity to partner with God in renewing culture. Whether you’re in education, hospitality, health or leading in your industry, your work matters. It is holy to the Lord.

As we celebrate Labor Day, this message invites us to see our workplace as our worship space, and to live with fresh faith that God’s Spirit is poured out not only in church services, but in boardrooms and classrooms. Our Monday is as sacred as our Sunday, and God is writing His story through our everyday.

Today, we continue our journey through Hebrews 11. Together we’re not only learning the principles of faith, but also discovering the purpose behind it.

Faith doesn’t look the same for every person, and it doesn’t always look the same in every season. Yet true faith always takes what is in God’s heart and brings it into our present moment in history.

As you listen, ask yourself…

What is my faith assignment in the season?

What is God inviting or directing me to do through faith at this time?

May each of us have clarity in this season on our assignment of faith. May you know what the Spirit of the Lord is upon you to do.

As a community, we continue to take new and next steps of faith. Today, Alan continues our series through Hebrews as we look at turnaround faith.

God is not finished with your story. Even if you feel overlooked, abandoned, or left out, He is the God of turnaround. Sarah’s story reminds us of this truth—though she was past childbearing age, she still saw God’s promise fulfilled.

Turnaround faith is available for you today.

Today, we continue our new series on faith. As we look further into Hebrews, we are encouraged to take a leap of faith. Alan and Kathryn share their story of being obedient to the Lord, despite not knowing what it would fully look like. May we be inspired to live in complete surrender to His voice and remain obedient to Him, even when we don’t know all the next steps.

Today, we begin the journey through one of the most iconic chapters in Scripture—Hebrews 11. Often called the “Hall of Faith,” this chapter invites us to remember the stories of ordinary men and women who lived with extraordinary trust in God.

What does faith really look like in our everyday lives? In a world full of uncertainty, noise, and distraction, how do we, like those who came before us, live by faith and not by sight?

This morning, our guest speakers Neil and Janet Young remind us of what truly distinguishes us on this earth.

It’s not our morality. It’s not our brilliance.

It is His presence.

His presence — always available, always near.

Whether it’s a Monday morning at work or a Saturday afternoon at the store, we can live aware of Him.

So take your everyday, ordinary life, and place it before God as an offering.

From visions of Jesus to answered prayers in remote villages, every moment pointed to the truth that Jesus is who He says He is.

As Psalm 48:8 says, “As we have heard, so have we seen.” These stories aren’t just to be heard—they’re an invitation to enter in.

This morning, Alan continues our journey through the letter to the Hebrews as we lean into the gift and grit of enduring faith.

Every promise from Him is designed to reveal the favor that rests within. His promises propel us forward into our future and invite us into a process that is by faith. A promise is the sign that your past is being swallowed up by your future. The Lord of the new history is among us — you are not who you were; you are being changed.

A promise is your future inviting you into a life-changing process. Every promise comes with a process — and that process often attracts problems. But it is the process and the problems that forge in us the weight and glory of enduring faith.

James and others share powerful stories of God’s faithfulness — stories of God’s freedom breaking into lives, His faithfulness in every season, and how He’s moving across our community and beyond. Let these stories stir us to “consider how we may have encourage one another on toward love and good deeds” (Hebrews 10:24).

In a world of financial anxiety and uncertainty, Psalm 23 reminds us that the Lord is our Shepherd and our Resourcer. God breaks the power of lack, fear, and the devourer, inviting you to rest in His provision, receive His abundance, and walk in overflowing blessing—goodness and favor running after you all your days.