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This week's message confronts one of the most deceptive joy thieves in our modern lives: busyness. Drawing from Psalm 16:11, we're reminded that joy is found exclusively in God's presence, not in our achievements or activities.

At the heart of this powerful message lies a profound truth: selfishness promises happiness but delivers emptiness. Drawing from Jesus' teaching in John 10 about being the gate for the sheep, we're reminded that real life requires real surrender.

Dr. Landon takes us to the shores of restoration in John chapter 21, where we witness one of the most profound moments in Scripture: Jesus restoring Peter after his threefold denial.

This message shines a light on one of the most insidious joy thieves we face: shame. Drawing from Genesis and John 10, we're reminded that shame doesn't just wound us, it keeps us from the very healing we desperately need.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Marcus confronts one of the most insidious thieves of our spiritual vitality: unforgiveness. Drawing from John 10:10, we're reminded that while Christ came to give us abundant life, there's a thief constantly working to steal, kill, and destroy our joy.