BIBLE-ISH | Week 3
Popular Quote: “Forgive and forget.”
It sounds nice, but is that really what Jesus taught?

In Luke 17:3–4, Jesus says: “If your brother or sistersins against you, rebuke them; and if they repent, forgive them. Even if they sin against you seven times in a day and seven times come back to you saying ‘I repent,’ you must forgive them.”

Notice what Jesus didn’t say: forget.

This Sunday’s message: “Forgiven”

“Forgiveness is not forgetting the wrong, it is remembering the grace. It’s choosing grace over offenses, again and again. Forgetting may not always be possible. But forgiving is always commanded.

#Bible-IshSeries #Forgive#Luke17:1-5

#RememberingGraceOverGrudges

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BIBLE-ISH | Week 4
Popular Quote: “Everything happens for a reason.”
It sounds hopeful—but it’s only half true.

Romans 8:28–30 reminds us: not everything happens for a reason, but in Christ, everything works together for God’s purpose. The hard, the confusing, the painful—all of it is woven by God into a greater story of redemption.

Our confidence isn’t in random reasons, but in a faithful God who is shaping us step by step into the likeness of His Son.

This Sunday: “Step by Step” | Romans 8:28–30
Move from shallow sayings to Christ-centered confidence.

#Bible-IshSeries#StepbyStep #Romans8:28-30

#LoveGodCalledforHisPurpose

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BIBLE-ISH | Week 2
Popular Quote: “God won’t give you more than you can bear.”
Sounds comforting… but it’s not what the Bible actually says.

In fact, Paul writes about a season so heavy that he couldn’t carry it at all. A “thorn in the flesh” — something that humbled him and reminded him of his weakness. And God’s answer wasn’t, “You’ve got this!” It was, “My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is made perfect in weakness.” (2 Cor. 12:9)

God sometimes allows more than we can bear on our own — so that we’ll stop relying on ourselves and start depending fully on Him.
Message Title: “God’s Dark Room”
Like photos developed in a dark room, God uses the hidden, hard, and heavy seasons to shape us, mature us, and reveal His glory in us. The world says hard seasons mean God’s not there. The Bible says that’s often where He’s most at work.

#Bible-IshSeries #GodsDarkRoom #2Corinthians12

#StrengthInWeakness

#aHeartthatbeatsforJesusbeatsforOthers

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NEW SERIES | “Bible-ish”
Not everything that sounds spiritual is actually Biblical. We’re calling this series: “Bible-ish” — because “almost truth” can still lead us way off track.

This month, we’re unpacking popular quotes, captions, and cultural sayings that sound deep, inspiring—evenChristian—but don’t always align with the truth of God’s Word.

Week 1: “Happiness Upside Down”
The world says: “Do what makes you happy.” But Psalm 84 flips that upside down.

“Blessed are those whose strength is in you... Better is one day in your courts than a thousand elsewhere.” — Psalm 84:5,10

Imagine opening a box of pizza delivered at your door step, and you open it and find it empty. How many of us have chase something that made us really “happy” for a while, only tofeel empty later on?

Real happiness isn’t found in chasing what feels good — it’s found in dwelling with God, drawing strength from Him, and living for something greater than ourselves. In God’s presence, we find joy that doesn’t depend on circumstances.

#Bible-IshSeries#HappinessUpsideDown #Psalm84 #aHeartthatbeatsforJesusbeatsforOthers

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FINAL WEEK - Wet Paint Series
Our lives are God’s canvas—still wet, still in the workshop, still under construction.

This Sunday’s message, “Caution: Under Construction,” takes us to 1 Samuel 16:1–13, where God’s choice of David reminds us that being anointed doesn’t mean we’re already perfected.

“The Lord does not look at the things people look at. People look at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.” — 1 Samuel 16:7 (NIV)

You may feel hidden, you may feel unfinished—but God sees your heart and has begun a work in you that only He can complete.

As we end this series, let us celebrate God’s work and learn how to embrace the process. Welcoming each trial, each lesson, as a brushstroke in His masterpiece.
#WetPaint #CautionUnderConstruction

#WorkinProgress #1Samuel16

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WET PAINT | Week 3You are God’s masterpiece — but you’re not meant to stay on the shelf. You weren’t just made; you were meant to walk.This Sunday’s message is titled “Walkmanship,” based on Ephesians 2:10, a verse that doesn’t just call you God’s workmanship — it reminds you that you were created to walk out the good works He’s prepared for you.

“For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.” Ephesians 2:10 (NKJV)“Your identity is secure. Your renewal is ongoing. Your purpose is prepared. Now, walk it out!”Join us this Sunday!#WetPaint #WALKmanship#WorkinProgress #Ephesians2:10#aHeartthatbeatsforJesusbeatsforOthers#itisaONEBEATFamdayFundaySonday! (Credits to the original artists and owners of the media used. No copyright infringement or any illegal means intended.)

Ever feel stuck in a season where nothing seems to change? Like a caterpillar crawling slowly, unnoticed—wondering if transformation will ever come?

Here’s the truth: The most beautiful transformations happen in the hidden places.

A butterfly doesn’t start beautiful. It begins as a caterpillar—awkward, overlooked, bound to the ground. Then comes the cocoon: a dark, silent space where everything shifts. From the outside, it looks like nothing is happening. But inside? A miracle is unfolding.

God specializes in "BUTterfly Moments."Those times when your story could’ve ended in frustration, failure, or fear—but God said, "Not yet. I’m still working."Maybe you’re in your own "cocoon" right now— - But I’m still waiting… - But I’m not healed yet… - But I feel stuck…

Just like Naaman (2 Kings 5:1-14), who almost missed his miracle because of pride, God is calling you to surrender. Your "but" is not the end—it’s the setup for your breakthrough.This Sunday, we’re diving into how God turns our "buts" into BUTterfly Moments. Join us and discover the beauty of His process. The paint is still wet—your story isn’t finished yet.

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Welcome to July and to our new teaching series: “WetPaint.”
It’s a reminder we all need — that we’re still in process. Still being formed. Still a little messy. But always in the hands of a God who finishes what He starts.

But here’s the catch: Wet paint means waiting. But Goddoesn’t rush masterpieces.

That’s where this week’s message comes in—because in every season of waiting, there’s a temptation to believe that God is absent… or that nothing is happening.

But what if the wait isn’t just something to get through?

What if the wait is where the work happens?

What if instead of just saying, “It’s worth the wait,” Godis calling you to work the wait?

Philippians 1:6, is a verse that reminds us that: “He whobegan a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.”

This verse tells us two powerful truths:
You’re not finished yet. And God hasn’t stopped working in you either.

Let’s step into the process—because in the hands of God,it’s not just worth the wait… It’s in the wait that He does His greatest work. 

#WetPaint

#WorktheWait #WorththeWait

#WorkinProgress

#Philippians16

#aHeartthatbeatsforJesusbeatsforOthers

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WEEK 5 | Distracted Series FinaleDistraction isn’t always about being busy — sometimes it’s about being unwilling.When we don’t say “of course” to God’s call, we slowly drift off course.This Sunday’s message is “OFfCOURSE,” rooted in Jonah 4, where we find Jonah angry, distant, and disconnected — not because he failed to obey externally, but because his heart resisted God's mercy and mission.And then, God ends the chapter — and the entire book — with a question:“And should I not have concern for the great city of Nineveh…?” — Jonah 4:11 (NIV)It’s a question that exposed Jonah’s misaligned heart.And it’s a question that still confronts us today:Do we care about what God cares about?Or have we gone off course?This week, as we close our “Distracted” series, we’ll wrestle with this question and respond to God’s gentle call to realign with His heart.#Distracted #OFfCOURSE #Jonah4 #HeartCheck #SayYesToJesus#aHeartthatbeatsforJesusbeatsforOthers#itisaONEBEATFamdayFundaySonday! (Credits to the original artists and owners of the media used. No copyright infringement or any illegal means intended.)

WEEK 4 | Distracted SeriesDistractions are more than noise; they divide our attention and pull us away from the very One who sustains us.This Sunday’s message is “InSINK,” based on Matthew 14:22–33, where Peter walks on water toward Jesus until he starts noticing the storm. As soon as his focus shifts, fear creeps in… and he begins to sink.“But when he saw the wind, he was afraid and, beginning to sink, cried out, ‘Lord, save me!” Matthew 14:30 (NIV)Peter didn’t sink because the storm got stronger. He sank because his focus got divided. And just like Peter, we too begin to go under when we let distractions take our eyes off the One who called us.Jesus didn’t let Peter drown rather He rescued him, lifted him and walked with him.Fix your eyes not on the waves, not the wind, not on yourself but on the One who walked above the storm and will carry you through it.#Distracted#InSINK#FixyourEyesonJesus#aHeartthatbeatsforJesusbeatsforOthers#itisaONEBEATFamdayFundaySonday! (Credits to the original artists and owners of the media used. No copyright infringement or any illegal means intended.)