Even heroes of faith face seasons of exhaustion and doubt. In "When Life Takes a Toll" from 1 Kings 19:1-9a, Pastor Fred explores how Elijah wrestled with fear, fatigue, and discouragement—and how God used those trials to reveal His deeper purpose. This message reminds us that God meets us in our weakest moments, strengthening us and guiding us forward.

Standing for God can feel lonely—but it’s never wasted. In "When You Stand Alone" from 1 Kings 18, Pastor Mark shows how Elijah remained faithful when no one else would, hearing God’s voice, persevering through opposition, and witnessing what others could not see. This message reminds us that even when we feel alone, God honors faithful obedience with His undeniable presence and power.

Sometimes God’s response leaves us shaking our heads now, and in awe later. In “Faith Test in Tough Times” from 1 Kings 17:7–24, Pastor Fred shows how Elijah encountered God’s unexpected provision and power in the midst of scarcity, loss, and testing—reminding us that faith often grows strongest in life’s hardest moments.

When everything seems uncertain, God provides in ways we don’t expect. In “God’s Undeniable Response” from 1 Kings 16:29–17:6, Pastor Fred shows how God answered Elijah with surprising provision and power—reminding us that the Lord gives strength to face reality and restores confidence in Him.

What do you do when anger takes over? In the message When I Am Afraid and Angry, part of the I’m Fine, But Not Really series, Pastor Mark turns to Psalms 109 and 118 to show how honesty, surrender, and trust in Jesus lead to peace.

When anxiety grips your heart, is there hope? Pastor Fred turns to Psalm 25 in the message "When I’m Anxious" to show that God cares for the humble and hears every cry, bringing clarity and peace.

Ever feel like stress is pulling you in every direction? In "When I Am Stressed," part of the "I’m Fine, But Not Really" series, Pastor Fred examines Psalms 46 and 86 to demonstrate that God’s presence brings peace and strength regardless of the pressure.

Ever feel trapped by your past mistakes? In When I Feel Regret, part of the I’m Fine, But Not Really series, Pastor Fred turns to Psalm 130 to show that once we repent, our sins are erased from God’s record. Freed from regret, we can focus on what’s left, not what’s lost, and serve Him with hope.

Ever feel like you're drowning and God is silent? In this message, Pastor Fred turns to Psalm 69 to show that crying out in despair is actually an act of faith.

Message Title: When I’m in Despair (I’m Fine, But Not Really)

When life doesn’t make sense, God does. In When I’m Confused, Pastor Fred shares from Psalm 55 how to trust God’s love and speak His truth to your feelings.