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When Mondays Hit Hard: A Message of Hope

What do you do when the world is in chaos? The news is filled with stories of evil and division. The devil is running wild, and it can be easy to lose hope. But what if there's another story happening? What if God is up to something?

In this powerful message, Pastor JC challenges us to shift our perspective from the chaos around us to the hope we have in Jesus. He dives deep into the theology of work, reminding us that work was a part of God’s perfect plan from the very beginning. While sin may have made work difficult, it's not without purpose. In fact, our jobs can be a place where we find true meaning, passion, and fulfillment.

This week, we learn that what you do matters, and God cares about your work because He cares about you. You may not be able to change your job, but you can change the way you see it. Pastor JC shares three ways to transform your approach to work: be thankful, be faithful, and be excellent. Doing your best and leaving the results to God can make your life a testimony that points others to Jesus.

Because no matter how tough the week looks, we know how the story ends—we win.

In this powerful message, Pastor Alan Mathura uses the story of Jonah to reveal that no matter how far you've run, you're never too far for a second chance. This isn't just a story about a man and a fish; it's a profound reminder that God's grace can find you in your darkest moments and set you on the path to your purpose.

This isn't about ignoring the mess we've made. It's about realizing our biggest mistakes can be the setup for our greatest comeback.

In this powerful conclusion to our "Hope After Church Hurt" series, Joe Dobbins reveals how God is present in our trials, using challenges not to break us, but to build our faith. This message is a reminder that you can find unshakeable joy, not in your circumstances, but in Him.

This isn't about ignoring the pain. It's about shifting your perspective to see God's purpose through it.

We’ve all heard the phrase: “Hurt people hurt people.” But what if church hurt doesn’t have to define you—or destroy your faith?

In this powerful message, Pastor JC Worley unpacks how unresolved pain often spills over into relationships, breeding more hurt. Looking at biblical truth and real-life experiences, he reminds us that while people may wound us, God offers a path to healing, forgiveness, and restoration.

This isn’t about minimizing pain. It’s about breaking the cycle of hurt and allowing Jesus to transform our response.

One of the most common reasons people give for leaving or avoiding the church is simple: “It’s full of hypocrites.”

In this honest and challenging message, Pastor JC Worley confronts the reality of hypocrisy in the church and its devastating impact. Drawing from the story of Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5, he shows how hypocrisy destroys trust, damages the witness of the church, and even separates us from God. But the good news is that what hypocrisy breaks, God’s truth and grace can heal.

Church hurt is real—but it doesn’t have to define you.

In this compassionate and challenging message, Pastor JC Worley tackles the reality of pain caused by people within the church. Using the story of Hannah in 1 Samuel 1, he shows that even when leaders miss it, or fellow believers wound us, God offers healing and hope.

This isn’t about pretending the hurt never happened—it’s about facing it, refusing to let it shape your view of God, and choosing to stay and heal instead of walking away.

Bishop Tom Madden kicks off Deeper Revival with a challenge to move beyond a comfortable, surface-level faith and go deeper in our relationship with God. Using the story of the man at the Pool of Bethesda and the metaphor of the "river of the Holy Spirit," Tom Madden encourages us to seek a divine dissatisfaction with our current position and dive all the way in to be refreshed and renewed by God. He emphasizes the importance of humility as the starting point for this river to flow in our lives and the transformative power it has not only for us but for those around us.

In the final episode of Binge the Bible, Executive Pastor Jeff Merriman explores the life of David, emphasizing that God is in the restoration business and uses our highs and lows to establish a sacred legacy in our lives. He highlights that God seeks a selfless, obedient, and repentant heart, just like David's. Pastor Jeff reminds us that God's covenant, through Christ, is based on grace, not works, and encourages surrendering our plans to God, as His "no" can lead to something better. The sermon concludes with the powerful truth that Jesus Christ, the true Son of David, is the eternal King.

You can't defeat what you won’t define.

In this bold and truth-filled message, GO Church Westside Campus Pastor Liza Barney challenges us to stop softening sin and start calling it what it is. Using David’s fall with Bathsheba as a sobering illustration, this message isn't just about failure—it's about how God brings conviction to lead us toward freedom.

Our culture may normalize compromise, but God calls us to live holy, honest, and set-apart lives.

Binge the Bible: Season 4 – The Life of David

Episode 4: Grounded in the Highs & Lows (2 Samuel 5–6)

Pastor Sammy Peña – South Metro Atlanta Campus Pastor – brings a message from the story of David. From caves to the crown, David's journey was filled with highs and lows, but one thing stayed constant: his heart for God.

In this inspiring message, Pastor Sammy unpacks David’s rise to kingship in 2 Samuel 5–6, showing us what it looks like to stay grounded in seasons of success and growth. God didn’t just raise up a king—He strengthened a nation. And He wants to do the same in your life.