We all have areas of brokenness, weakness, and struggle that we’d rather keep hidden. This Sunday, we’ll look at the story of Naaman and discover how God’s grace meets us in the very places where we are most aware of our need for Him.

Have you ever put God on a timeline? Submitted a prayer request that was time sensitive? Yet instead of receiving a response you found yourself in the God’s waiting room. If that wasn’t enough, it’s while you’re stuck in God’s waiting room that your situation goes from bad to worse. In our passage today we find dear friends of Jesus stuck in His waiting room not by negligence but by design. This story serves as a reminder that sometimes God’s delay could result in our very deliverance. Wait on the Lord.

This Sunday we continue the story of Samson and examine the events that led to one of the most devastating moments of his life. Through this powerful passage, we’ll explore how seemingly small decisions can shape our future and why staying close to God matters more than we often realize.

This Sunday we’ll walk through one of the most raw and tension filled moments in Samson’s life and see how God continues to work even in seasons of failure, weakness, and brokenness.

One decision. One sin. 70,000 lives affected.

This message unpacks the weight of sin, the ripple effect it creates, and why we must take it seriously.

Matthew 27:15-26 (NIV)

Two thousand years ago, a crowd stood in front of two men. Both named Jesus. One a criminal, one the Christ. They weren't fooled. They just wanted the Jesus that wouldn't cost. In this message, we revisit Pilate's courtyard, confront a church still choosing the counterfeit, and answer the question every soul has to face: which Jesus will you choose today?

As we celebrate 10 years, we’re reminded that this moment is bigger than reflection it’s about stepping into what’s next. This message will challenge us to see our role in what God is continuing to build.

There is more happening than what we can see with our natural eyes. This message invites us to trust God’s perspective and recognize His activity even when it’s not immediately visible.

God doesn’t place us randomly, He positions us intentionally. Every believer will face a moment where comfort must bow to calling, because we are here for such a time as this. This sermon should give your clarity on how to move with boldness.

Esther 2 is a messy chapter, but God is still moving even when His hand seems hidden. This week we talked about how God works through broken systems, flawed people, and complicated stories to accomplish His purpose.