In this message from James 1:17, we’re reminded that every good gift in our lives, including our country and its freedoms, comes from God. You’ll be invited to see your freedoms not as entitlements but as gifts to be stewarded. Through real stories from around the world, this sermon contrasts comfortable Christianity with costly discipleship and calls you to use your freedom to follow Jesus, love your neighbor and pray for our nation. As you recognize God as the true giver, you’ll discover deeper peace, lasting hope and the joy of living faithfully in response to His grace.

In this message, Pastor Randall walks through Proverbs to show how money works like an x-ray of the heart. What we give first, what we grip for safety, and how we handle debt all reveal who we really trust. Instead of chasing “just a little more,” we are invited to pray for “enough,” live open handed, and follow Jesus’ generous example. As we loosen our grip on money and rest in God’s faithful provision, we discover true security, deep peace, and lasting joy that no bank account can provide.

Words are never neutral. In this Proverbs-based message, Pastor Randall shows how every text, comment, and conversation is either building up or burning down our relationships and our own hearts. You will see how Scripture connects your daily speech to the world you are creating around you, and how Jesus, wisdom in the flesh, speaks life to broken people like the woman at the well. Through practical challenges like a “word fast,” you will discover how the grace of Christ can reshape your tongue, bring healing where you have wounded, and lead you into a home and heart marked by peace and joy.

When someone corrects you, do you get defensive or do you grow? This message from Proverbs explores how our response to correction shapes our character, community, and closeness with God. Using honest stories and the example of David and Nathan, it shows how humility opens us to “life-giving correction” and how pride keeps us stuck. You will be invited to identify a trusted “Nathan” and to see hard feedback not as attack, but as God’s loving formation. Rooted in the finished work of Jesus, this kind of teachable heart can bring deep peace, real joy, and lasting wisdom.

We often feel certain we are on the right path, only to realize we are headed the wrong way. In this message from Proverbs, you’ll see how easily our own understanding can mislead us and why that makes God’s wisdom so essential. Through honest stories and Scripture, you’ll be invited to stop simply “checking in” with God and instead truly invite Him into every decision. As you learn to lean on the Lord rather than your gut, you’ll discover a straighter path, deeper peace, and the joy that comes from walking closely with Jesus, who is wisdom Himself.

Pastor Randall opens a summer series in Proverbs by exposing the lie that we can figure life out on our own. True wisdom is seeing life the way God sees it and having the courage to live accordingly. Rooted in “the fear of the Lord,” wisdom begins with intimate relationship, not more information. Through Jesus, God’s wisdom becomes personal and available, bringing clarity where our vision is distorted. As we daily kneel in humble surrender, asking God to help us see what we cannot, he generously gives wisdom that leads to peace, joy, and a life aligned with his good purposes.

Pastor Randall closes the “Something More” series in Romans 12:1–2, showing how true change comes from God, not from chasing spiritual highs. He contrasts being conformed to the world with being transformed by the renewing of our minds. Drawing on ancient practices like examen, Lectio Divina, silence, meditation, confession and a “rule of life,” he invites you to structure your week around prayer, Scripture, community and rest. As you present your whole self to God as a living sacrifice, Jesus opens the door to a steady life of peace, joy and intimacy with Him.

Holding a rock, we name the part of our lives we’ve quietly decided God can’t change. Looking at Ezekiel 36, we see God promise a new heart and His Spirit within us, doing what we cannot do ourselves. This message walks through how real transformation is God’s work, not self‑improvement, and how confession to God and trusted people brings hidden struggles into the light. As you surrender your “rock,” you can experience the peace of God’s forgiveness and the joy of a soft, responsive heart that is being steadily changed from the inside out.

This message invites you to trade a distant, critical “god” in your head for the real, living Jesus who comes with scars, a smile and the word “Peace.” Walking through Luke 24, you see how only Jesus can open your mind to truly understand Scripture and his love. You learn the difference between collecting information about God and experiencing illumination from God. Through the ancient practice of biblical meditation, you are shown how to soak in truth like Romans 8 so that fear, shame and performance fall away and are replaced with deep assurance, freedom and joy.

In this message from John 10, Pastor Randall shows how the constant noise of our culture drowns out the one voice we most need to hear, the voice of Jesus, our Good Shepherd. Jesus knows you by name, loves you personally, and leads you toward true abundance, not exhaustion. Through the simple practice of silence and solitude, you can begin to tune out the competing voices, hear God’s gentle leading, and experience deeper peace, joy, and clarity in your everyday life.