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😩 Feeling worn out even when you stop? This message dives into the real reason so many of us stay exhausted: we’ve traded rhythm for rush. Pastor Rodrigo unpacks how God designed us for rest, not hustle, and how spiritual exhaustion often means we’re out of sync—not out of time.

🚫 It’s not about doing less.

✅ It’s about doing the right things at the right pace.

💡 Get off the treadmill. Plant your life in a garden of grace.

👣 Every journey begins somewhere—and in God’s Kingdom, it starts with Jesus.

Start with God—by praying, reading, and walking with Him daily.

Then connect—first with God, then with His people.

This week’s message unpacks the rhythms of START and CONNECT, reminding us that faith isn’t a solo project. We were made for purpose—and made for people.

Start with God. Stay connected. Live with purpose. 🙌

Ever feel like you're drifting? 🔄 This week, Dr. Cox brought the 🔥 with a powerful message on purpose—not just a calling or career, but the divine design written into your identity before the foundations of the earth. From Romans 8 to Ephesians 1, he reminded us that purpose isn’t something you find on a mountaintop—it’s already inside you.

🔥 Purpose isn’t just a topic—it’s a cornerstone.

💥 Purpose gives you weight when the winds blow.

👣 Purpose is Christlikeness lived out.

Let this message recalibrate your life. It’s not just a sermon—it’s a spiritual GPS.

This week we kicked off What's Next: Living with Purpose.

You were made to:

→ Know God,

→ Reflect His character,

→ Participate in His plan to restore all things.

But like Peter, we can still drift when we lose sight of our place in the story.

The ache for purpose gets louder than the memory of His promises.

Jesus doesn’t just save you—He recommissions you.

Purpose isn’t a trophy you win.

It’s a compass you carry.

Your Move This Week:

Run toward Jesus.

Walk in your purpose.

Don’t go back.

This week’s message reminds us: Jesus didn’t just come for the crowd—He came for you. Whether you feel distant, stuck, or spiritually wandering, you’re not beyond His reach. From lost sheep to prodigal sons, Jesus seeks what others overlook. And when He finds us? Heaven throws a party.

Key Verse:

“For the Son of Man came to seek and save the lost.” —Luke 19:10

Jesus isn’t just a prophet, teacher, or cultural figure. He’s the King of Glory.

This weekend, Pastor Derek reminded us that the question Jesus asked His disciples in Matthew 16 still echoes today:

“Who do YOU say I am?”

Some say He’s a teacher. Others say He’s a prophet. But the real answer isn’t found in opinion—it’s found in revelation.

✦ Jesus is the Christ.

✦ He is the Son of the Living God.

✦ He is the King whose Kingdom is not of this world.

That truth changes everything. It’s the rock He builds His church on. And when you receive that revelation, you don’t just believe differently—you live differently.

Two houses. Same storm. One stood. One collapsed.

In this message, we’re not just talking about sand and rock—we’re talking about your foundation. Pastor Warren walks through Jesus’ mic-drop moment in Matthew 7, calling out the difference between hearing His words and actually doing them.

✔️ Looks can deceive

✔️ Storms always reveal

✔️ Only one foundation will stand

Your job, money, relationships—even religion—can look solid on the surface. But when life shakes, only Jesus holds. So here’s the question: What are you building your life on?

👂 Listen in, get honest, and build on what lasts.

You ever feel like serving costs more than it’s worth? Like obedience is inconvenient… and forgiveness feels unfair?

This message from Pastor Derek flips all that upside down.

Because in the Kingdom of God, the path forward is found in going low.

✔️ Serve even when it's hard

✔️ Forgive even when it's undeserved

✔️ Obey even when it’s inconvenient

Jesus didn’t come to be served—He came to serve. And if He did it, we can too.

This week, choose the posture that unlocks reconciliation, faith, and purpose.

Just do it.

You can’t earn your seat at the table—and you don’t have to. In the parable of the wedding feast, Jesus shows us a Kingdom where grace is the invitation, and Christ is the only covering that counts. This message reminds us: God doesn’t love us because we’ve arrived—He loves us while we’re still on the way. Our God is different. He pursues. He forgives. He calls. Now it’s our turn to go and invite others in.

You can look like wheat and still be a weed. Jesus’ parable in Matthew 13 reminds us: in the Kingdom, it's not about appearances—it’s about fruit. What is your life actually producing? This message calls us to stop pretending and start truly following.