It's time we eliminate the words "my truth" from our vocabulary and accept the only truth that is faithful -- God's truth.

As Christians we must be consumed by Him and His truth and not our own.

The spooky season is among us, and as the scariest night of the year approaches, we're going over the Scary Truth in the next few days. The only REAL truth is God and when we believe that our truth is greater than His, that's where things get scary.

We Unmask the final day of our Masks series. We talk about how in the last 18 months, regardless of opinion, masks affected us in the way that our truest form of identity was altered. The disconnect from other people was a lot at times, and it created a sense of uncertainty.

God's identity is never hidden, His mask is always off.

As we near the end of our Masks series, we talk about wearing the "God Mask" -- we need to let go of what we can't handle alone and offer Him a clean slate to mold our lives with.

Different masks have all kinds of uses, such as protection, visibility in difficult places, even allowing you to go places you normally wouldn't be able to safely. God can be all of those and more. He can be our mask that gets us through anything the world and the devil throw our way.

In order for us to experience community and intimacy, we cannot wear masks. God designed us in His perfect image, and to mask that would not be what He wanted for us. Being transparent is the only way we can experience honest relationships.

Masks have become a normal addition to living in recent history, and we all hate it. However, we seem to have forgotten about the emotional and spiritual masks we put on every single day, even before the pandemic.

Today we kick off our Masks series, and each day we'll discuss the masks we wear and what the potential harms can be if we don't remove them from time to time in order to show others who we really are.

We wrap up our Crutches series today (with a cast if you will...) and we're leaving on a word of self-confidence and pride! We must rejoice in our limitations, not in our achievements. What God has begun in us, He will complete.

Our Crutches series is beginning to come to an end, and before we finish everything tomorrow, our message today is a reminder that everyone has a limp. It's not just a modern Christian concept, but it's something that all of us must go through in our life.

We're continuing our Crutches series today, bringing a message about God being our crutch so that we may strengthen and grow in Him. Sometimes we must be broken so that we may come back stronger through Christ.