In Luke 5 we see Two helpless men and one powerful Savior. The real question isn’t whether God is big, it’s whether your view of Him is. The size of your God will determine the depth of your trust. Is He limited by your fears, your lists, your expectations? Or is He willing, powerful, and worthy of glory? This Sunday we ask: How big is your God?

It's in our weakness that God steps in most clearly and powerfully. Our insufficiency becomes the stage of Christ's sufficiency. Even more, He can use us to reach others and draw people to Himself.

Jesus shows us what faithful ministry actually looks like: teaching truth, displaying God’s power, loving the broken, and staying devoted to the Father. This passage challenges us to examine how we live and serve.

Approval is fragile and criticism is inevitable. But faithfulness often means pressing on anyway. We learn from Jesus how to keep going when beginnings are hard, praise fades, and obedience costs more than we expected. If you’re in a season where you’re tempted to quit, this message is for you.

Temptation is powerful, but not more so than Christ's provision. Jesus has shown us both the patterns of temptation and how to overcome it. Let's learn to recognize the lures of desire, stand firm in the Word, and rely on Christ’s power to say no to sin and yes to God.

Before grace sounds like good news, sin must be named. When Christ is embraced, real change follows. A ministry of repentance and faith in Christ clears the way, prepares the way, and then gets out of the way.

Jesus did not step onto the scene fully formed. He grew physically, intellectually, spiritually, and relationally. This message explores the quiet, often overlooked years of Jesus’ life and what His patience, humility, and obedience teach us about our own calling.

From His earliest days, Jesus fulfilled the Law perfectly on our behalf and brought light not just to Israel, but to the world. Through ordinary people in this ordinary-looking moment we find extraordinary hope for our lives today.

Let's not leave the Christmas story without grappling with its first responses: fear. The Christian life recognizes the reality of living in a world that's frightening, but holds firm to the God we serve without fear. The question is not whether we will be afraid, but what we will do with that fear.

Christmas is full of surprises, but none compares to the gift God gave the world in Jesus Christ. The indescribable grace of God entered history quietly, humbly, and exactly as promised—God with us. How will you respond to Him?