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What happens when God answers your prayers, but His answer isn’t what you expected?

In Week 2 of our Habakkuk series, we explore what it means to trust God when we don’t understand His ways. Through Habakkuk’s questions, we learn about God’s correction, His mercy, and the importance of remembering who He is, even when life doesn’t make sense.

God, give me the faith to trust You when I don’t understand You.

Scripture: Habakkuk 1:5–17; 2:1

What kind of faith are we handing to the people coming behind us?

This week, Pastor Graylyne continues our FAITH series with a message about legacy, family, and developing a faith worth handing down.

Whether you’re a parent, grandparent, building a family, or the first person in your family following Jesus, your faith can impact generations. Don’t just leave them possessions—leave them evidence of God’s faithfulness.

What have you stopped believing God for?

This week, Pastor Graylyne takes us into Numbers 13–14, where twelve spies saw the same land, the same giants, and the same promise—but came back with two very different reports.

Maybe disappointment, fear, or what you see has caused you to stop expecting. This message is an invitation to believe again, trust God again, and refuse to stop short.

God is still faithful. There’s more ahead.

In the final week of FORMED, we look at the part of spiritual growth we'd rather skip: other people.

From iron sharpening iron to towels over titles, this week is about the difference between consuming community and cultivating it.

Because you can pray alone, read alone, fast alone, but eventually your spiritual maturity shows up in how you treat people.

God doesn't just form you for Himself. He forms you for others.

Everything we have has been entrusted to us by God. In Week Three of FORMED, Pastor Graylyne explores how stewardship, obedience, trust, and generosity are essential parts of becoming more like Jesus.

From the Parable of the Talents to tithing, cheerful giving, and Paul’s picture of bread and seed in 2 Corinthians 9, we discover that God isn’t simply concerned with what we give—He is forming our hearts through what we do with what He places in our hands.

Steward faithfully. Give obediently. Live generously.

Bread meets today’s need. Seed participates in tomorrow’s harvest.

Scripture: Psalm 24:1 • Matthew 25:14–30 • Luke 16:10–13 • Malachi 3:10 • 2 Corinthians 8–9

What’s in your spiritual backpack?

God doesn’t tell us to become like Jesus and leave us to figure it out. He gives us practices that help form us along the way. In Week 2 of FORMED, we get back to the basics of Scripture and solitude—learning to fill our minds with God’s truth, quiet the noise, and make His presence our home.

Open the Book. Find the quiet. Stay close to Jesus. It’s all a process.

Scripture: Galatians 4:19 • 2 Timothy 3:16–17 • Psalm 1:1–3 • Psalm 119:11, 105 • Psalm 91:1–2 • Mark 1:35

God didn’t save you just to leave you where He found you. He is continually shaping you to become more like Jesus.

In Week 1 of FORMED, we discover how prayer and fasting create intentional, unhurried space for God to shape our hearts, deepen our dependence, and prepare us for His Kingdom.

Make room for God. Stay close to Jesus. Let Him form you.

Scripture: Romans 8:29 • James 1:2–4 • Philippians 4:6–7 • Matthew 6:9–18

Can you be busy serving God and still drift from God?

In Week 4 of our WITH series, we explore one of the most deceptive spiritual postures: Life FOR God. Jesus never called us to produce fruit through striving—He called us to abide. Discover why communion produces commission, why burnout often begins with neglecting God’s presence, and how serving God should always overflow from a life lived with Him.

📖 John 15:4–5 | Luke 10:38–42 | Hebrews 2:1

In Week 3 of our WITH series, we examine the subtle posture of Life From God—a relationship centered more on what God can do for us than who He is. Through John 6, we’ll discover why the crowds followed Jesus, why many walked away, and why Jesus offers us something greater than His gifts: Himself.

📖 John 6:22–35 | Philippians 4:11–13

Were we created to simply obey God, or to walk with Him? In this opening message of our WITH series, we go back to the Garden of Eden and discover God's original design was never about religion, fear, or checking boxes - it was always about relationship. Together, we'll explore how the fall created distance between humanity and God, why living a "Life Under God" leaves us striving and exhausted, and how Jesus invites us back into communion and friendship with Him. The good news? God still desired to dwell with His people and walk with us every day.