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Is your faith still burning, or just barely smoldering? In this message, James Glutting draws from Revelation 3:2-3 and calls us to wake up, take an honest look at what’s left of our spiritual life, and strengthen it before it fades. He reminds us to beware of the small compromises that slowly pull us off course, to feed our faith instead of our flesh, to guard our convictions, to push back against the current of the world, and to return to the source of living water. Whether you’re drifting, discouraged, or just coasting, this message is both a challenge and an encouragement to return to your first love and rebuild on what God has already placed in you.Take a moment to reflect: Which area spoke to you most, and why? What is one thing in your spiritual life that God is calling you to strengthen, and what will you do about it this week?Subscribe for more messages, and share this one with someone who needs to hear it.To hear more from James Glutting, visit https://inspiredperformance.org/

You may have lost a lot, but God isn’t asking for what’s gone. He’s asking, “What’s in your hand?” In this message, James looks at Moses in the wilderness, a man who thought his best days were behind him, and shows what God still had to work with: a staff, a calling, forty years of preparation, His presence, and His promise. God saw the pain, He hadn’t forgotten the assignment, and He wasn’t sending Moses out alone. Your next miracle won’t come from what you lost. It starts with what you have left.

You may have lost a lot, but God isn’t asking for what’s gone. He’s asking, “What’s in your hand?” In this message, James looks at Moses in the wilderness, a man who thought his best days were behind him, and shows what God still had to work with: a staff, a calling, forty years of preparation, His presence, and His promise. God saw the pain, He hadn’t forgotten the assignment, and He wasn’t sending Moses out alone. Your next miracle won’t come from what you lost. It starts with what you have left.

Faith isn't always lived in the light. Sometimes God feels distant, the path ahead is unclear, and all you have left is a cry. In this message, James Glutting walks through what it means to keep worshiping in those seasons, trusting that even when you can't see Him, can't see the way, or can't trace His hand, He's still working, still present, and still listening. A word for anyone in a dark season: don't chase artificial light, bring Him your cry instead.To hear more from James Glutting, visit https://inspiredperformance.org/

Growth isn't always gentle. Sometimes the Gardener cuts away what looks healthy, not because it's bad, but because it's in the way of something better. In this message, we look at what it means to be pruned: trusting that the hand doing the cutting is the same hand that's committed to your fruitfulness.Because the goal was never just to survive the season. It's to bloom. "I am the true vine, and my Father is the gardener." — John 15:1To hear more from James Glutting, visit https://inspiredperformance.org/

Faith isn't always lived in the light. Sometimes God feels distant, the path ahead is unclear, and all you have left is a cry. In this message, James Glutting walks through what it means to keep worshiping in those seasons, trusting that even when you can't see Him, can't see the way, or can't trace His hand, He's still working, still present, and still listening. A word for anyone in a dark season: don't chase artificial light, bring Him your cry instead.

To hear more from James Glutting, visit https://inspiredperformance.org/

We all have moments of hiding, running, or standing at a distance from where God has called us to be. In this message, James Glutting walks through five defining moments in Scripture. Adam hiding in the garden, David staying behind from the battle, Jonah fleeing his calling, Elijah retreating to a cave, and Peter following at a distance after denying Christ. Each one reveals the same quiet question God keeps asking His people: not one of condemnation, but of invitation back to where we truly belong. Whether you're avoiding something, sitting out of the fight, running from a calling, hiding from burnout, or keeping God at arm's length, this message meets you there and calls you home.

Trouble is not a matter of if, but when. In this message, James Glutting unpacks how to stand firm in faith when life gets hard, offering biblical truth and practical encouragement for facing hardship without losing hope. Whether you're in a season of struggle right now or preparing for one ahead, this message will remind you that you don't walk through trouble alone.

You prayed for this season. Late nights, empty rooms, desperate faith and constant sowing. You begged God for exactly this. Now it's here. But can you handle it? This message asks the question most of us avoid once the blessing finally comes: will we remember who we were when we had nothing, or will the harvest change us? A raw, honest word for anyone standing in the middle of an answered prayer or about to step into a season of harvest.

Leave Your Mark is about becoming a living stone in something greater than yourself, having faith that still speaks long after you're gone, and finding the courage to finish the work God's placed in front of you without fear. Because even when we're pressed on every side, we're not crushed and the mark worth leaving isn't about being remembered. It's about pointing to the One building through us.