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When was the last time your worship genuinely surprised you? In this episode, we dive into Psalm 96 to discover a vision of worship that is fresh, alive, and unshakeable—even when life completely blindsides you.

True worship isn't about the stage lights, the instruments, or the singers It is a raw, powerful response to a living God who carries ultimate moral weight (Glory), radiates absolute beauty (Splendor), and rules with supreme authority (Majesty).

Listen in as we share a powerful personal testimony of facing a sudden cancer diagnosis. Learn how a "new song" can break through your darkest human circumstances and give you a stubborn, fierce confidence in the future goodness of God.

Key Takeaways:

• Worship Must Be Renewed: Why a "new song" requires a fresh sight of God (p. 1).
• Worship Must Be Grounded: Contrasting the living Creator against the worthless "nothings" of this world (p. 4).
• Worship Must Look Forward: Finding peace because the Lord reigns and absolute justice is on the way (p. 5).

Written by Moses during 40 years of wilderness wandering, Psalm 90 is the oldest psalm in the collection and it’s an honest one. It doesn’t avoid the hard stuff: human mortality, God’s wrath, the ache of a people with no place to call home.

But it ends in hope. Because every morning begins with brand new mercy. If you’ve been putting off what God has called you to do, this one is for you.

“Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom.” — Psalm 90:12

In this final message of the "I Have Issues" series, Pastor Graylyne teaches on shame, regret, Pentecost, and the restoring power of Jesus.

Peter's story reminds us that failure does not cancel purpose. Jesus restores us, and the Holy Spirit empowers us to live free, walk in boldness, and become witnesses for Christ.

What if comparison is stealing more from you than you realize?

In Week 6 of the "I Have Issues" series, Pastor Graylyne tackles the issue of comparison - how it distorts identity, fuels insecurity, heads to coveting, and distracts us from the purpose God designed for our lives.

Through stories like Cain and Abel, Peter comparing himself to John, and the Olympic shooter who aimed at the wrong target, this message reveals why comparison is a spiritual trap and how freedom begins when we fix our eyes on Jesus instead of everyone else.

You don't need their life. You need God's purpose for yours.

There's a moment most of us dread - the mirror. No just because of what's physically, there but because of the voice that comes with it. The one that narrates what's wrong, what's faded, what's not enough.

Today we're talking about self-worth. Why it runs low, and where we've been looking to fill it: culture, comparison, performance, other people's opinions. These are mirror too but broken ones that don't reflect truth.

Scripture is clear: we were made in God's image, called His masterpiece, fearfully and wonderfully made.

If you've been staring into the mirror that's been lying to you, this message is for you.

Anger isn't just a reaction - it reveals what's underneath.

In this message, we uncover how anger forms, why unprocessed anger leads to separation from God and others, and how fear, wounds, and unmet desires fuel it. Whether loud or quiet, anger can become a pattern - but it doesn't have to stay that way.

Big Idea: Freedom begins when I stop reacting in anger and start surrendering what's underneath it to Jesus.

Addiction is more than a habit - it's a pattern of turning to something instead of God.

This message breaks down how addiction forms, why we go back to it, and how Jesus leads us into real freedom. From strongholds to the "Way of escape", this is a call to stop managing and start surrendering.

We all have issues but some of our deepest battles aren't visible to the naked eye.

In this message, we get honest about two struggles we live silently in so many of us: anxiety and depression.

We unpack what these battles really are, why they're not signs of weak faith, and what scripture says about how to fight back.

If you ever feel like you can't turn your mind off from worry or like things will never get better for you, this one is for you. You are not crazy. You are not weak. And you are not alone.

We all have issues - but we don't have to keep them. In this message, we explore how our struggles can slowly become our identity and how real freedom begins when we stop agreeing with our issues and start aligning with Jesus.

From Romans 7:15 to Romans 8:1, we see both the tension we live in and the hope we have - Jesus is the answer. Through the story in Mark 5:25 - 34, we're reminded that healing starts with honesty, grows through desperation, and is found when we get close to Jesus. You may have an issue - but you are not your issue, and you don't have to leave the same way you came.

The Easter message reveals the power of the cross - how Jesus fulfilled every requirement to bring us back into relationship with God.

For generations, sacrifices were never enough...until Jesus.

He didn't just die and rise - He paid it all and made way for us to live fully.

This is more than a story.

This is the greatest act of love ever lived out.

Jesus fulfilled it all..so we could live fully.