Wednesday's Daily Nugget with Shane

Nugget Series: God Is Still in Control

February 11, 2026

Storms are an inevitable part of life. Some storms arrive suddenly, while others build gradually over time, but all possess the power to shake us to our core. In the midst of hardship, it may seem as though God is distant or silent, leaving us to fend for ourselves. Yet Scripture reminds us that Jesus is not intimidated by storms—He commands them. He holds authority over the chaotic forces of nature, which reveals a profound truth: if He can calm the sea, then He can also calm our fears and anxieties.

Tuesday's Daily Nugget with Shane

Nugget Series: God Is Still in Control

February 10, 2026

Most of us are naturally inclined to be planners. We outline our futures, set ambitious goals, and envision how our lives will unfold. However, it is often the case that the plans we meticulously create do not turn out as we anticipated. Doors may close, paths may shift unexpectedly, and disappointments can arise. When our plans unravel, it can feel as though everything in our lives is coming apart at the seams.

Monday's Daily Nugget with Shane

Nugget Series: God Is Still in Control

February 9, 2026

Life often feels chaotic and out of control, particularly when faced with unexpected news, disrupted plans, financial strain, health issues, or relationship challenges. In these moments of turmoil, it is all too easy to believe that our circumstances dictate our lives. However, Scripture reassures us that God’s throne has never been threatened, shaken, or left vacant. He reigns supreme—not only in heaven but also over all aspects of our existence.

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Pastor Shane's Weekly Sermon Podcast

February 8, 2026

Friday's Daily Nugget with Shane

Nugget Series: When People Leave but God Remains

February 6, 2026

“I will never leave thee, nor forsake thee.” — Hebrews 13:5

Loneliness may still visit, but it no longer defines you. God’s promise stands firm: you are never truly alone. His presence is constant, His love unchanging, His faithfulness unwavering.

Wednesday's Daily Nugget with Shane Nugget

Series: When People Leave but God Remains

February 5, 2026

“Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10

Loneliness is painful, but it is not pointless. God often uses solitude to shape us in ways community cannot. In stillness, we learn to listen. In quiet, we learn to trust. In loneliness, we learn who truly sustains us.

Wednesday's Daily Nugget with Pastor Shane Nugget Series:

Never Truly Alone -- Finding God’s Presence in Seasons of Loneliness

February 4, 2026

“I am lonely and afflicted: turn thee unto me, and have mercy upon me.” — Psalm 25:16

Loneliness often arrives quietly. It doesn’t always announce itself with tears or obvious sorrow. Sometimes it slips in through an empty chair, a silent phone, a long night, or the absence of someone who once filled a place in your life. Loneliness speaks in whispers: No one understands. No one notices. No one is here.

Tuesday's Daily Nugget with Pastor Shane

Nugget Series: Never Truly Alone -- Finding God’s Presence in Seasons of Loneliness

February 3, 2026

“I am lonely and afflicted: turn thee unto me, and have mercy upon me.” — Psalm 25:16 (KJV)

Loneliness often arrives quietly. It doesn’t always announce itself with tears or obvious sorrow. Sometimes it slips in through an empty chair, a silent phone, a long night, or the absence of someone who once filled a place in your life. Loneliness speaks in whispers: No one understands. No one notices. No one is here.

Monday's Daily Nugget with Pastor Shane

Nugget Series: Never Truly Alone -- Finding God’s Presence in Seasons of Loneliness

February 2, 2026

“I am lonely and afflicted: turn thee unto me, and have mercy upon me.” — Psalm 25:16 (KJV)

Loneliness often arrives quietly. It doesn’t always announce itself with tears or obvious sorrow. Sometimes it slips in through an empty chair, a silent phone, a long night, or the absence of someone who once filled a place in your life. Loneliness speaks in whispers: No one understands. No one notices. No one is here.

Pastor Shane's Weekly Sermon Podcast

Sunday, February 1, 2026