The goodness of God can be easy to miss when the valley feels bigger than everything around you. Even there, God is still present, still moving, and still fighting for you.

Built around Psalm 23, Pastor Brandon Barber challenges us to see the good, stop fearing the valley, and trust that God is already working before we even know we need a miracle.

Whatever you're walking through right now, don't quit. His goodness is still pursuing you. The answer may already be on the way.

The goodness of God isn't something you witness from a distance. It's something that protects you, brings you peace, chases you down, and sustains you every single day.

Built around Psalm 23:6, four Hope City communicators each break down one piece of what that actually looks like.

Whatever season you're in right now, His goodness and mercy are still following you all the days of your life.

You can't be who God's called you to be without it.

In this week's message, Pastor Josh Turner breaks down what it truly looks like to walk in the power you've been given. The question isn't whether the Holy Spirit is real. It's whether you're walking in it.

What are you passing on to the next generation?

Not money. Not a house. But faith. Character. Integrity. A walk with God that someone else is watching, whether you know it or not.

In this Father's Day message, Pastor Daniel breaks down what it actually looks like to pass the baton well, why the people around you shape you more than you realize, how faith was designed to be transferred not collected, and what it costs when a generation stops telling the stories of what God has done.

Somebody's reading your life right now. Don't drop the baton.

The fear of God isn't meant to push you away from Him. It's meant to pull something out of you. In this message, Pastor Jackie walks through three things that happen when you live with a real reverence for God: wisdom rises up on the inside, understanding begins to shape your obedience, and holiness starts to show up in the everyday moments of your life. And it's not a one-time decision. It's a daily choice to bring reverence back into every area of your life.

What if everything you thought you knew about the fear of God was wrong?

Proverbs 9:10 says the fear of the Lord is the foundation of wisdom, not a reason to run from him, but a reason to draw close. Pastor Daniel unpacks what biblical fear really looks like, and why when God gets bigger in your life, your problems, your pride, and your anxiety all start to shrink.

Have you ever felt stuck, hidden, or like nothing is happening and God has gone silent?

What if what feels like being buried is actually God planting you for something greater? In the final week of our No Ordinary Faith series, Pastor Daniel unpacks the difference between being buried and being planted, and why extraordinary faith chooses to trust God even when nothing seems to be growing above the surface. You'll walk away with a fresh perspective on your waiting season and why the enemy may have celebrated over your life way too soon.

The harvest is coming. And what you're walking through right now isn't the end, it's preparation.

What if God has more for you than you've ever thought to ask for? In this message, Pastor Brandon walks us through Ephesians 3 and unpacks one of the most powerful promises in Scripture: God is able to do immeasurably more than anything we could ask or imagine. Whether your tank is full or the warning light is on, this message will challenge you to stop settling for your version of more and start believing in God's.

Can you praise God before anything changes? In Week 3 of No Ordinary Faith, Pastor Daniel preaches on what it looks like to worship before the breakthrough — not after the walls fall, but while they're still standing. Through the story of Joshua and the battle of Jericho, this message unpacks why God's strategies rarely make sense in the natural, and why extraordinary faith means trusting him in the silence before the shout. If you've been staring at a wall that refuses to move, this message is for you. Your silence is not abandonment. Your delay is not denial. And your walls don't intimidate God.

Can gratitude and grief exist at the same time?

In Week 2 of No Ordinary Faith, Pastor Jackie shares a powerful message on gratitude, grief, and the kind of faith that keeps going even in difficult seasons.

Through the words of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane and scriptures like 1 Thessalonians 5, this message reminds us that gratitude and grief can exist at the same time. You may be walking through disappointment or unanswered prayers, but God is still faithful in the middle of it all.

If you've been struggling to stay hopeful, this message will encourage you to take daily mustard-seed steps of faith through prayer, praise, and declaring God's promises over your life.