What do you do when the battle you’re facing is bigger than you? In “This Is Bigger Than Me,” Pastor Rory teaches from 2 Chronicles 20 and shows how Jehoshaphat responded to an impossible situation with prayer, faith, and worship.

Learn to respond in faith before reacting in fear, look up before looking around, and worship before you win. The battle may be bigger than you—but it’s not bigger than God.

What do you pray when you don’t have the right words?

In 1 Kings 19, Elijah goes from an incredible spiritual victory to a battle with fear, isolation, and discouragement. His story reminds us that even people of great faith can struggle—and sometimes the most powerful prayer is simply an honest one.

In this message, Pastor Rory shares why we don’t have to fake it or hide what we’re feeling from God. Bring Him your worry, fear, frustration, and questions. If it’s big enough to worry about, it’s big enough to pray about.

The enemy may get the first word, but when you pray, God gets the last word.

What do you do when you’ve prayed, believed, and still see nothing changing? In Worth the Climb, Pastor Rory shares how Elijah’s story in 1 Kings 18 teaches us to keep trusting God through seasons of delay.

Start with what God said. Pray like you mean it. Keep believing when you can’t see. The view is worth the climb.

What if prayer wasn’t your last resort—but your first strategy?In Week 1 of **Battle Lines**, Pastor Rory Chance shares how prayer prepares us for spiritual battles, guards the gaps in our lives, and helps us stand on the victory Jesus has already won.**Prayer sets the perimeter. Start stacking stones.**📖 Ephesians 6:10–18 | 1 Samuel 4 | Nehemiah 3

Life isn't always lived in perfect conditions—and Jesus never promised it would be. In this message from Matthew 13:24–30, Pastor Rory Chance unpacks the Parable of the Wheat and the Weeds, showing how God continues to work even when life feels messy. Learn why not every struggle is a consequence, why your calling isn't to fix the field, and how God can use difficult seasons to grow your faith. No matter what you're facing today, remember: good things grow here.

Never Eat Alone | Summer Stories | Pastor Rory Chance

Everything is better when it's shared—including your faith. In this message from Luke 14:15–24, Pastor Rory Chance unpacks Jesus' parable of the Great Banquet, reminding us that God's invitation is open to everyone and that we were never meant to follow Him alone. Discover how excuses reveal priorities, why every empty seat matters, and what it means to live as someone who brings others to the table of God's grace.

In this message, Carter and Anahy unpack Jesus' parable of the new wine and old wineskins from Matthew 9:17. Discover how God uses seasons of stretching, crushing, and growth to prepare us for what He wants to do next—and why real transformation happens when we're with Jesus, not just near Him.

What does it really mean to live by faith?

In this episode, Pastor Rory Chance explores Jesus' Parable of the Talents (Matthew 25:14–30) and challenges the idea that playing it safe is the same as being faithful. Discover how fear can bury God's blessings, why faith always requires action, and how trusting God with what He's entrusted to you opens the door for greater purpose. If you've been holding back because of fear, this message will encourage you to take your next step in faith.

In this message from our Summer Stories series, Pastor Rory Chance explores Jesus' parable of the Good Samaritan and challenges us to make "The Samaritan Shift." Discover what it means to move beyond simply attending church to becoming the Church by loving the people God places in your path. Your purpose isn't found in what you collect—it's found in what you pour out.

In this message from our Summer Stories series, Pastor Justin Cummings unpacks the Parable of the Mustard Seed (Mark 4:30–32), reminding us that God doesn't waste small things. Discover how deep roots produce lasting fruit, why being planted matters, and how God can multiply what seems small into something that makes a lasting impact for His Kingdom.