There are times when there are unguarded gaps in our lives; not caused  by wrongdoing, but by a lack of intentional responsibility. Michael Gregory shows us how God closes these gaps not by giving more information, but by inviting His people to step into their place and identity, even when insecurity, invisibility, passivity, or disengagement tempt us to hold back.

Living in the space between what we hope for and what we’re experiencing can be painful and disappointing. Through the story of Hannah, Pastor Shawn shows how bringing our pain honestly before God, and choosing worship even in the waiting, can lead to peace and lasting joy.

God clears the path when we choose surrender. Pastor Shawn McGill reminded us that surrender is a process, not a moment. It begins with trusting God with our whole heart, releasing the need to rely on our own understanding, and choosing to acknowledge Him in every area of our lives. When we let go and place our trust fully in Him, God meets us with a promise on the other side of surrender: He clears the path ahead.

While January is often filled with new resolutions, it’s not what we start with excitement that shapes our lives, but what we continue with consistency. Pastor Shawn shares how faithful, consistent church attendance and the community of a small group can help make this our best year yet.

The weight of our burdens and ongoing struggles with sin can leave us feeling stuck. Pastor Shawn McGill shows how fixing our eyes on Jesus empowers us to let go of what holds us back and run the race we are called to.

We live in a world where knowledge is easily accessible, yet often left unapplied. As the new year begins, Pastor Shawn explores the parable of the two houses in the book of Matthew, reminding us that true wisdom is found not just in what we know, but in how we live it out.

As we step into the new year, Pastor Shawn invites us to close the doors that keep us stuck so we can move forward with God. This message challenges us to release past failures, words of death spoken over us, distractions, and unresolved hurt, and to trust God as He leads us into what’s next.

There are moments in our walk with God where we can sense that something is broken, but we don’t know how to fix it. Pastor Shawn uses the story of Elijah to teach us how we can restore what is broken through honesty, devotion, and faith.

Throughout this series, we have learned that an altar is a place where people surrendered, and in that place of surrender and obedience, God would meet them there. Pastor Shawn shows us how living a life of sacrifice is not one of God taking things from us, but rather forming something deeper within us.

Sometimes God allows our faith to be tested, not to take something from us but to do something in us. Pastor Shawn McGill shares the story of Abraham to show what it means to truly trust God when the stakes are high. Through Abraham’s obedience, we see that every test of faith is really a test of trust.