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What if the greatest danger to your eternity isn’t rejecting God, but simply being too busy to respond to Him? The guests in the Parable of the Wedding Banquet weren’t bad people — they were distracted ones. And distraction kept them from the celebration.

God has extended His invitation. The door is open. What are you doing with it?

Yesterday, Pastor Tommy continued his series “Very Short Stories” with A Marriage Made in Heaven.

What if God isn’t waiting for the lost to find their way home? What if He’s already out searching for them.

Luke 15 shows us three life‑changing truths about God’s heart: You are more valued than you think, more pursued than you realize, and more celebrated than you can imagine.

This week, Pastor Tommy continues Very Short Stories: The Parables of Jesus with Lost and Found—a reminder that God doesn’t give up on anyone.

What if the church isn’t losing ground at all—but growing in places we’re simply not looking? Jesus said the Kingdom of God is like a mustard seed: the smallest of seeds that becomes the largest of garden plants. Today, over 2.6 billion people follow Jesus, and the gospel is spreading rapidly in places like China and Iran. The Kingdom started small. It has outlasted every opposition. And it’s still growing. Are you living like you believe that? Join Pastor Tommy for Part 3 of “Very Short Stories” with Seeds of Doubt and Pearls of Wisdom.

Evil and injustice can make it feel like God is absent or indifferent, but the Parable of the Weeds in Matthew 13 tells a very different story. Jesus teaches that wherever God is at work, opposition is never far behind. He also reminds us that the godly living among the ungodly is not an accident—it is part of His design. God does not pull the weeds prematurely because He is patient, wise, and unwilling to harm those who are still growing. Justice is not absent; it is simply on His timetable, and it is certain.

Listen to Part 2 of Pastor Tommy’s 7‑week series “Very Short Stories,” titled Being Wheat Among the Weeds.

Jesus told a story about a farmer scattering seed—same seed, different soils, completely different results. He wasn’t just talking about farming. He was talking about us. Is your faith a profession or a possession? What kind of heart is shaping your spiritual growth? Join us for Week 1 of Pastor Tommy’s new series, Very Short Stories, as we explore the Parable of the Sower and what it reveals about the condition of our hearts.

Your pain may be producing a glory you can’t yet see. Paul understood that from a prison cell, calling his suffering light and momentary. If you’ve been begging God for relief, this message from Family Pastor Eric Haueter invites you to ask a better question: What are You shaping in me through this? Because once you see the value of the view, the climb looks different.

Life doesn’t always go the way we planned. When circumstances shift and disappointment sets in, frustration with God can rise fast. If you’ve ever felt that tension, you’re not alone. In Part 2 of Pastor Tommy’s message on Jonah, discover how God meets us in our frustration, reshapes our perspective, and draws us back into His purpose with relentless grace.

Have you ever felt like you were running from something you knew God was calling you to do. The Book of Jonah is one of the most familiar stories in Scripture, but its message goes far deeper than a man and a great fish. It’s a story of a God who pursues us when we run, a God who rescues us when we sink, and a God who saves us when we cannot save ourselves.

On Sunday, Pastor Tommy began his two‑part series on the Book of Jonah — a journey into what happens when we resist God’s call and how His grace meets us even in the depths.

Is your spouse becoming more like Christ because of you—or in spite of you? In this Father’s Day message, Pastor Tommy unpacks Ephesians 5 and the four marks of authentic, Christlike love every family needs: submissive, sacrificial, sanctifying, and satisfying. This episode challenges husbands and fathers to lay down their own agenda, love like Jesus, and lead their homes with humility and purpose.

In Part 3 of Difficult People: When People Are Hard to Love, Pastor Tommy brings a powerful message titled When Christianity Runs Counter to Culture. Like the three Hebrew men who refused to bow, we’re reminded that faith isn’t proven in comfort but in conviction. Sometimes God saves us from the fire, sometimes He walks through it with us — but He’s always present. Where is culture pressuring you to compromise your faith today.