Are you tired, worn down, or striving but never finding peace? In this message, we unpack Jesus’ invitation to “Come to me… and I will give you rest.” True rest isn’t found in routines, religion, success, or even sleep—it’s only found in Jesus.

Discover what it means to release the burdens of performance, control, and self-reliance, and instead take on the easy yoke of Christ. When you fully trust Him, you’ll find the deep, soul-level rest your heart has been longing for.

God is always speaking—but are we listening? In this message, we see John the Baptist wrestling with doubt from a prison cell, the crowds resisting truth because it didn’t fit their expectations, and whole towns shrugging off miracles that should have moved them to repentance.

Jesus warns us not to miss the moments God gives—because every revelation carries a responsibility. Distraction, stubbornness, or waiting for a “better time” can cost us everything.

The kingdom is advancing right now. The question is: will you respond in faith, or let the moment pass you by?

Even the strongest believers can wrestle with doubt—just ask John the Baptist. In this message, we explore the difference between honest doubt and unbelief, the four main types of doubt we face, and how Jesus responds to our questions with patience and truth. From prison, John asks, “Are You the One?” and Jesus answers with evidence of miracles and fulfilled prophecy, reminding us that God is never threatened by our questions.

If you’ve ever faced disappointment, cultural pressure, unanswered questions, or personal struggles that shook your faith, this teaching will encourage you to lean into community, remember God’s promises, and trust His timing.

In this powerful and deeply personal message, Christine Caine walks us through the earliest questions found in Scripture—Did God really say? Where are you? Who told you?—and how they still echo in our hearts today. Through the story of Adam and Eve and her own incredible testimony of abuse, rejection, adoption, and redemption, Christine shares how shame tried to shape her identity—but the truth of God’s Word broke every lie.

This message is a reminder that no label, no trauma, and no past can define you when God has already spoken the truth about who you are. Unnamed. Unwanted. Unqualified. Yet chosen. Called. And loved.

If you’ve ever wondered whether God really said something about you, this episode will challenge you to believe again, hope again, and live free.

In this message, we explore an often-overlooked miracle from the life of Elisha—when a borrowed axe head sinks in the river and God makes it float. What seems small or insignificant to others is a reminder that God cares about every detail of our lives.

Pastor unpacks how the people we surround ourselves with shape the miracles we witness, and how faith, even in the little things, opens the door to the supernatural. Whether you’re facing something big or something that feels too small to mention—this is your reminder: God sees, God cares, and God still moves.

Fear is part of being human—whether it’s fear of failure, rejection, or simply being misunderstood. But what happens when fear begins to silence our faith or compromise our convictions? In this powerful message from Matthew 10:24–33, we learn that Jesus doesn’t call us to live without fear—but to fear in the right direction.

Instead of fearing people or their opinions, we’re called to live in awe of the One who holds our soul. Pastor [insert name] reminds us that the fear of God doesn’t shrink us—it secures us. And when we fear God rightly, we’re freed to live boldly, speak truth courageously, and walk in confidence, knowing we are deeply seen, known, and loved by our Heavenly Father.

If you’ve ever felt afraid to speak up about your faith, this message is for you.

🕊️ You are not invisible. You are valuable. You are worth more than many sparrows.

Jesus sends His disciples into the world not with ease, but with purpose—and a warning: “I am sending you out like sheep among wolves.” In this powerful message from Matthew 10:16–23, we explore what it means to be commissioned by Christ into a world that may reject us. Expect resistance, Jesus says, but do not be afraid. You are not alone—the Spirit of the Father will speak through you.

We dive into why opposition rises when we truly follow Jesus, what it can lead to, and how we’re called to respond with wisdom, innocence, and endurance. Whether facing rejection from strangers or betrayal from loved ones, Jesus calls us to stay faithful and urgent in bringing the good news.

This message is a reminder that suffering for Christ’s sake is not failure—it’s part of the mission. And through it all, God's kingdom advances.

In this message from Matthew 10, we explore how Jesus called and commissioned His twelve disciples—ordinary men with diverse backgrounds and flaws—empowering them with authority and purpose. Learn how their stories give us hope and challenge us to live sent lives. Jesus didn’t call supervisors, He called laborers—people willing to say, “Here I am, Lord, send me.” This teaching encourages us to see people the way Jesus does, to share the gospel with boldness and compassion, and to trust God’s provision in every step of obedience. You’ll be reminded that you’re called too—empowered, equipped, and sent into the world with His message.

In this message from Matthew 9:35–38, we explore what it means when Jesus says the harvest is plentiful but the workers are few. He’s not just calling us to observe — He’s calling us to join a Kingdom mission that’s bigger than ourselves.

Jesus went everywhere, healed everyone, and proclaimed that God’s Kingdom is here — bringing healing, hope, and world-changing power. But He didn’t do it alone. He invited His followers, then and now, to be part of His redemptive work on earth.

This message challenges us to:

• See people the way Jesus does — with compassion and urgency
• Step out of our comfort zones and into our calling
• Pray for more workers, and be willing to go ourselves

The Kingdom is advancing — are you part of it?

In this compelling message, Pastor Christian unpacks Matthew 9:14–34 to show us how Jesus isn't interested in patching up the past—He's doing something new.

Discover what it means to step into a fresh move of God: – New wine needs a new mindset – New wine comes with power and proof – New wine forms new faith patterns

If you're ready to release old habits and embrace the new thing God is doing in your life, this message is for you.