Temptation is coming—but you don’t have to cave, you can combat it.

Jesus showed us how:

Be full of the Spirit, know your weakness, and fight back with God’s Word.

Temptation hits hardest when you’re tired and vulnerable—so stay ready before it comes.

And remember: one moment of giving in isn’t worth what it could cost.

Temptation is real—but it doesn’t come from God, and it isn’t sin by itself. It comes from the devil, the world, and our own flesh—and it’s something everyone faces. You’re not alone. The real battle is what you do next. You can give in, or you can resist. And the good news? You don’t have to fight it alone—there’s always a way out, and His name is Jesus.

Temptation is deeper than we think—it’s not just disobedience, it’s when we start twisting God’s truth to justify our actions. It never just affects us either—it impacts others and can lead to consequences we never expected. It may feel good in the moment, but it always leaves our soul empty. But even in our failure, God still comes after us with grace, calling us back to Him.

Anxiety can feel like an addiction—quietly taking over your thoughts, your peace, and your trust in God. This message from 1 Peter 5 offers a biblical path to freedom by calling us to humble ourselves, cast our cares on the Lord, and believe that Christ can restore, strengthen, and establish us.

In the middle of life’s worries and what-ifs, Jesus offers a simple invitation in Matthew 6: quit worrying and start trusting. This message explores how anxiety fades when we stop trying to control tomorrow, remember that God is good, and seek His kingdom first. If you’ve been carrying heavy burdens, this message is a reminder that your heavenly Father already knows—and He can be trusted.

Trey closes out “Lettuce Lessons” in Hebrews 10 with a simple challenge: don’t wilt in your walk. Because of Jesus, you have direct access to God, a faithful Savior to hold fast to, and a church family to lean on—so draw near, endure, and encourage one another as the day draws near.

A powerful night that becomes more conversation than sermon as Kyle and Callan Conkle share their raw, real testimony. From hidden struggles and brokenness to confession, forgiveness, and rebuilding on Christ, their story shows that no past is beyond God’s grace. If you’ve ever felt stuck, ashamed, or unsure whether God can still use you, this episode is for you.

Isaiah 1 delivers a sobering diagnosis and a stunning invitation: God lays out the charge against a guilty people, then still says, “Come now, let us reason together.” In this episode, we walk through Judah’s rebellion and hollow worship, and then see the mercy of a gracious God who offers cleansing—scarlet sins washed white as snow. The question is simple and weighty: will you refuse and rebel, or will you come, repent, and receive the grace that only God can give?

From Galatians 6, this Lettuce Lesson challenges us to “do good… and not grow weary.” This message unpacks how to fight goodness fatigue, stay rooted in the Spirit, recognize the harvest ahead, and stop waiting for opportunities—because they’re already everywhere. If we’re going to do good, let’s do good good.

In this message, we kick off our new series “Lettuce Lessons” in Genesis 1:26–28, focusing on God’s words, “Let us make man in our image.” It’s all about the value of your life—you’re an image-bearer of God, created on purpose and with purpose, and the gospel shows just how deeply God values you.