Life feels chaotic, unpredictable, and heavy — and many of us are desperate for peace. In this message, Pastor Paul unpacks why Jesus is called the Prince of Peace and how we can experience a deep, lasting calm that doesn't depend on our circumstances. If your soul feels unsettled, this message is for you.

In a world that constantly tells us we need "just a little more," Jesus offers something deeper and far better. Pastor Scott explores the story of the rich young ruler and shows us why contentment isn't found in possessions, circumstances, or success — but in the love of the Father. If you're exhausted by comparison, consumerism, or the ache of not feeling "enough," this message is for you.

Waiting is one of the hardest parts of life — especially when we feel stuck, uncertain, or desperate for change. In this message, Pastor Paul unpacks Psalm 130 and shows how God uses seasons of delay to form patience, deepen trust, and reshape our hearts in the fullness of His timing. If you're in a place of waiting, this message will help you see that God is working even when you can't see it yet.

In a season marked by hurry, pressure, and entitlement, Pastor Josh reminds us that true gratitude is born from truly seeing the grace of God. Looking at the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17, we explore how pursuing the Giver, practicing worshipful gratitude, and remembering His faithfulness can reshape our lives. This message invites us to slow down and recognize the grace that's been right in front of us all along.

What does it really mean to follow Jesus? In this message, guest teacher Ayren Nelson closes out our Habits of Grace series by helping us see that following Jesus means going where He would go—and loving who He would love.

Through the story of the road to Emmaus, we see how Jesus models what it means to walk with people, listen to their stories, feel compassion, and point them back to Himself.

Whether sharing your faith feels natural or intimidating, this message reminds us that witnessing isn't a duty—it's a grace. It's an invitation to join Jesus in what He's already doing in the lives of others.

What if the path to true greatness isn't power or recognition—but service?

In this message, Pastor Tyler challenges us to rethink what it means to be "great" in the kingdom of God. Drawing from Mark 9, he explores how Jesus redefined power, influence, and love through the posture of a servant. Whether serving feels natural or difficult ("downstream" or "upstream"), this practice shapes us into people of love who reflect the heart of Jesus.

We all feel it — that gravitational pull toward more. More stuff, more comfort, more control. But what if the way to real freedom isn't in getting more, but in giving more?

In this message, Pastor Paul wraps up our Habits of Grace series by exploring the grace habit of generosity — not as a duty or donation, but as a response to the generosity of God. Discover how returning to God a portion of what He's given you can actually open your heart, reshape your priorities, and lead you into a deeper experience of joy and freedom.

We live in a world that never stops — always moving, producing, striving. But what if God designed us for a different rhythm? In this message, Pastor Caleb unpacks the biblical habit of Sabbath — a day to stop, rest, delight, and worship.

Discover how Sabbath isn't just about taking a day off, but about reorienting your life around the presence of Jesus, the One who said, "Come to me, all who are weary, and I will give you rest."

Whether your schedule feels overloaded or your soul feels empty, this message will help you find freedom, joy, and rest in Christ — even when life doesn't slow down.

Sometimes we come to seasons in life where the next step isn't clear. We've prayed, listened, sought counsel—and we still can't see what God is doing. In this message we continue our Habits of Grace series by exploring the practice of fasting—not as a way to manipulate God, but as a way to draw near to Him.

Fasting helps us hunger for God's presence, gain clarity in confusion, and experience His power at work in our lives. When we deny ourselves to seek Him, He meets us with grace.

We were never meant to follow Jesus alone. In this message, Pastor Paul unpacks how community is one of God's primary means of forming us in the way of Jesus. Drawing from Mark 2, we see that spiritual growth happens when we both carry others to Jesus and allow others to carry us. Discover how intentional, grace-filled relationships can transform your walk with Christ — and how true community helps you live out your faith every day.