Lust always promises pleasure… but never shows you the cost.

In this honest and hope-filled message, guest preacher Eric Anderson walks us through Proverbs 6:25-26 to reveal the deceptive nature of lust—how it looks harmless, seems cheap, but in reality, costs everything. Drawing from the story of David in 2 Samuel, we’re reminded that even the strongest can fall in a moment—but God’s grace is greater than our lowest point.

💡 You are not the sum of your worst mistake.

The gospel offers something far better: life, freedom, and restoration.

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In this powerful and convicting message, guest preacher Blake Jennings helps us see God’s heart for the vulnerable woven throughout the stories and prophets of the Old Testament.

Blake shares how a single encounter with a struggling mom opened his eyes—and how Scripture opened his heart—to the biblical call to defend and lift up those facing poverty, injustice, and disadvantage through no fault of their own.

This message exposes the lie that the poor are always to blame for their condition and reminds us that God sees, defends, and deeply loves the vulnerable. And if that’s true of God, then it must be true of His people as well.

🛠️ You don’t have to do everything, but you are responsible to do something.

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In this message, guest preacher Brian McCormack continues our Wise Ways series by reminding us that wisdom isn’t just learned—it’s remembered, kept, and treasured. Through the voice of a father to a son, the book of Proverbs urges us to hold tightly to God’s commands—not just with our minds, but with our hearts.

But why? Because God’s wisdom leads to life, peace, and purpose. And when we remember who God is, as Psalm 103 so powerfully declares, we discover a truth we can’t afford to forget:

He still forgives.

This is a call to live a life shaped by remembrance, obedience, and praise. Don’t just hear wisdom—hold on to it.

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In this powerful episode from our Wise Ways series, Pastor B brings a sobering and hope-filled message from Proverbs on one of the most dangerous—and deceptive—sins: pride.

Through the cautionary story of Lenny Cooke and the biblical account of King Nebuchadnezzar, Pastor B unpacks how pride disguises itself in our lives, resists correction, and ultimately leads to downfall. But the message doesn’t stop there—he also reminds us of the One who had every right to exalt Himself, yet chose humility: Jesus Christ.

From balloon-popping illustrations to wisdom from Proverbs and James, this sermon challenges us to confront the pride in our own hearts and trust the only One who can truly save us from ourselves.

Big Idea: Pride wears many disguises—but God sees it, and He opposes it.

Whether you're leading, succeeding, or just trying to follow Jesus faithfully—this message will help you uncover the pride that quietly creeps in and rediscover the freedom found in humility and grace.

Listen now and be reminded: The fall doesn’t start when we hit the ground—it starts when pride lifts us too high to listen.

In this message from our Wise Ways series, guest preacher Pastor Cameron Whitley from WestLake Church delivers a timely and convicting word from Proverbs 4:23–24 on the power of our words. What we say isn't just about communication—it's a reflection of what’s happening in our hearts.

With wisdom from Proverbs, James, and Jesus’ own teaching in Luke 6:43–45, Pastor Cameron shows us that our words carry weight, reveal the state of our soul, and have the power to bring life or destruction. From casual conversations to heated moments, God cares deeply about what we say—and so should we.

Whether you’ve underestimated the impact of your words or simply need a fresh reminder of their power, this message will challenge you to guard your heart and speak with grace, wisdom, and truth.

Your words matter—because they reveal your heart. Listen in and learn how to speak wisely.

In this sermon series of Wise Ways, Pastor B unpacks one of the most well-known but deeply misunderstood passages in Proverbs: Proverbs 3:5-6. In a world full of broken trust and self-reliance, many of us wonder—can God really be trusted?

Through biblical insights, and honest reflection, Pastor B invites us to reframe what it means to trust in the Lord with all our heart. This message explores why trusting God isn’t blind faith—it’s a wise and confident step rooted in His proven character, sovereignty, and covenant love.

Whether you’re facing uncertainty, wrestling with control, or simply needing clarity, this message will challenge and encourage you to lean not on your own understanding, but to acknowledge God in every area of your life—and watch Him direct your steps.

Listen in and be reminded: God can be trusted because He is trustworthy.

In this powerful and practical message, Wise Working, Alex Sezer explores the biblical view of work—what it is, why it matters, and how we should perform it. Drawing wisdom from Proverbs 6:6-11 and inspired by the example of the ant, Alex challenges cultural assumptions about work, calling believers to approach their jobs with purpose, diligence, integrity, and excellence. Whether you're in the office, at home, or in ministry, this sermon will reshape your perspective and ignite your motivation to glorify God through your work.

This summer we begin Wise Ways, a series through Proverbs exploring how to live wisely in everyday life. From friendships and finances to decisions and desires, Proverbs gives us God's wisdom for real people with real problems.

In this opening message, Pastor B shares how wisdom shaped his early life through conversations with older mentors, and how Proverbs functions like that—offering Spirit-breathed, time-tested insight from those who’ve walked with God.

The foundation of wisdom is the fear of the Lord—not fear that drives us away, but awe that draws us near. Wisdom isn’t just about intelligence or clever quotes—it’s about living humbly under God’s rule.

Key truths from Proverbs 1:

Wisdom shapes who we become (v.2)

Sticky Statement:

Ultimately, all wisdom leads us to Jesus—the wisdom of God (1 Cor. 1:24). Proverbs helps us live well, but only Christ can help us live forever. The wisest decision you can make is to follow Him.

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Sermon Podcast Summary: “Spiritual Gifts and the Spirit-Filled Church” (1 Corinthians 12:4–11)

In this powerful message, guest preacher Matt Prine explores how spiritual gifts are not about personal glory but about God’s grace and the Spirit’s presence in the life of the church. Preaching from 1 Corinthians 12:4–11, he emphasizes that spiritual gifts are:Gifts of grace that reveals the Holy Spirit and are tools for unity in diversity –

In the final message of the Following Jesus series, Pastor B unpacks the Great Commission in Matthew 28:17–20 as King Jesus’ call to all disciples—not just to believe in Him, but to live on mission with Him.

Following Jesus isn’t just about personal faith—it’s about being sent to represent Him wherever we go. Pastor B reminds us that we’re not only saved from sin but for His purpose. And while the mission may be difficult, we are never alone—Jesus promises His presence and power as we go.

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