Where is God when He feels distant? In Mark 1, Pastor Collin shows how heaven breaks open at Jesus’ baptism, revealing that God’s presence has come near. Through Christ, access to Him is no longer distant. Draw near and engage with Him personally this week.

What if the things you depend on for meaning were never meant to sustain you? Reflecting on Ecclesiastes 9 and 11–12, Pastor Collin highlights life’s fragility and calls us to live with reverence for God. Because everything ultimately matters, trust Him with your life and honor Him now.

Are you truly listening when God speaks? Drawing from Hebrews 1:1–3, Dr. Richard Johnson reminds us that God has spoken fully through His Son. Jesus is the clearest revelation of who God is. Listen carefully and follow where He leads.

What if joy is found not in avoiding hardship but in trusting God through it? In Ecclesiastes 7, Pastor Collin contrasts our desire for comfort with the wisdom found in facing reality. Life’s difficulty can shape deeper trust. Lean into God and discover the joy that comes from Him.

How do you trust God in seasons you would never have chosen? Looking at Ecclesiastes 3, Pastor Collin shows that life unfolds in seasons we cannot fully understand. Our role is not to grasp everything, but to trust God’s timing. Rest in His control, even when answers are unclear.

What if everything you’re chasing leaves you empty? In Ecclesiastes, Pastor Collin points to life’s fleeting nature and calls us to receive it as a gift from God. Meaning is not found in striving, but in gratitude. Stop chasing what cannot satisfy and trust the One who gives life.

What if starting over isn’t about improving yourself but about returning to Christ? In John 21, Pastor Collin highlights how Jesus restored Peter after failure, offering a new beginning rooted in love rather than performance. Your past does not define you. Receive His grace and move forward.

What are you hiding that keeps you from closeness with God? In 1 John 1:5–10, Pastor Collin emphasizes that genuine relationship with God requires walking in the light. Hiding only deepens the distance. Step into honesty and experience the cleansing Jesus provides.