What if your worst day could become one of God's greatest opportunities? The Bible never promises a life free from hardship, but it does promise that suffering is never meaningless. Jesus can transform our hardest days into opportunities for growth, hope, and a story that points others to Him.

Sunday, July 26, 2026 Message: The Really Bad Day by Tim Ingram

What do you do when life changes overnight? Psalm 23 reminds us that the Shepherd never abandons His sheep, and Jesus calming the storm proves that no situation is beyond His authority. If you're searching for hope, courage, or peace in the middle of life's challenges, be assured that storms are temporary, but God's presence is constant.

Sunday, July 19, 2026 Message: Walking Through a Storm by Brady Boyd

What if the biggest obstacle to your breakthrough isn't God's willingness to heal—but your willingness to change? Jesus' conversation at the Pool of Bethesda reveals a challenging truth: healing is only the beginning. Lasting freedom comes when we're willing to leave behind old patterns, embrace accountability, and walk daily in the life God has given us.

Sunday, July 12, 2026 Message: Are You Ready to Get Well? by James Williams

When you hear the word fear, what comes to mind? For many of us, it's anxiety, failure, rejection, or uncertainty. But Scripture describes a different kind of fear—one that doesn't push us away from God but pulls us closer to Him. Discover how the fear of the Lord transforms the heart and leads us into deeper friendship with God.

Sunday, July 5, 2026 Message: A Different Kind of Fear by Doug Case

What if the direction of your life is being determined by something you rarely stop to examine? Proverbs 4 reminds us that everything flows from the heart. Through the story of David, we discover why our words, beliefs, and battles all reveal what's happening beneath the surface, and how God can reshape the "algorithm" that's guiding our lives.

Sunday, June 28, 2026 Message: The Algorithm of the Heart by Zach Vaught

What do you do when God's plan doesn't make sense? The prophet Habakkuk asked the same question. Surrounded by corruption, uncertainty, and unanswered prayers, he struggled to understand what God was doing. This message explores how surrender and questions can coexist, why control keeps us stuck, and how trusting God can bring peace even when we don't have all the answers.

Sunday, June 21, 2026 Message: Surrender by Kyle Fischer

Have you ever felt frustrated by your own choices? The apostle Paul describes an internal battle that every Christian understands: wanting to do what is right while fighting the pull to do otherwise. This message explores the difference between spiritual attack and personal responsibility, helping us find freedom through honesty, obedience, and God's transforming grace.

Sunday, June 14, 2026 Message: I Feel Attacked by Tim Ingram

What if your inability to rest says more about what you trust than how busy you are? From the beginning, God built rhythms of rest into creation—not because He needed rest, but because we do. This message explores how Sabbath is more than a day off. It’s an act of surrender that reminds us we are loved by God, not defined by our productivity.

Sunday, June 7, 2026 Message: The Rest of the Story by Tim Ingram

What happens when we take what belongs to God and convince ourselves it doesn’t matter? Israel’s hidden compromise in Joshua 7 reveals how easily greed, entitlement, and self-reliance can quietly take God’s place in our hearts. This story challenges us to remember who our true Source is and why honoring God first still matters.

Sunday, May 31, 2026 Message: The Father First: What We Cling To by Tim Ingram

What do you do when you barely feel like you have enough for yourself? A starving widow, a desperate prophet, and one final meal become the setting for a powerful lesson about faith, provision, and surrender. Let's challenge the fear that says “hold tighter” and recognizes how God often works through obedience before abundance.

Sunday, May 24, 2026 Message: The Father First: Dethroning Scarcity by Tim Ingram