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Habakkuk turned problems into praise and a prayer into a song. He sang about God's works and His words. Though judgment was coming and his circumstances did not change, Habakkuk shows us how to have a faith that sings under pressure.

We’re quick to label people by their worst mistakes, but what happens when Jesus sees something in them that everyone else has overlooked? In Luke 19, Jesus looks up at Zacchaeus, and one encounter changes everything. Discover how grace reaches the people we’ve written off—and challenges us to examine the way we see others.

Discover why every believer matters, how comparison threatens unity, and what it truly means to be the body of Christ.

Habakkuk said he would wait for God's response, and he did. Habakkuk surrendered to God's plan and purpose, and He chose to re-center his perspective on God's presence. Give a listen and learn how we can have a faith that sings under pressure.

Jesus is heading toward the cross, fully aware of the suffering ahead, yet He stops for a blind man the crowd wants to silence. In Luke 18:31–43, we’re challenged to examine whether we truly understand why Jesus came and whether we’re noticing the people who need Him most. Don’t let your routines, comfort, or busy schedule cause you to miss the mission.

Have you ever stopped to consider that missions is God's idea? In our message this morning, we see that God is the first missionary, Jesus Christ is the ultimate missionary, and that Christians, therefore, must be involved in missions work. What would God have you do for missions?

It is possible for our entire lives to be built upon that which is wicked. But the bill always comes due. We can live lives drowned out by the noise of selfish greed as we chase gods of our own making, but this will never satisfy and the price we pay is high. Maybe what we need most is to quiet our hearts and minds and sit in silence before God Who is in His holy temple.

Jesus welcomes those who come to Him with nothing to offer, but He also confronts those who refuse to surrender what they love most. In our passage, discover why you can’t have Jesus on your own terms—and what it truly means to follow Him without reservation.

Ecclesiastes 4 asks a question that hits differently in a culture that never seems to slow down: “For whom do I labour?”If you’ve ever felt like you just can’t keep up, this message will challenge you to consider whether the life you’re chasing is actually the life God wants you to live.

When the church saw 3,000 people saved after one sermon, there was a real danger of burning out beneath the weight. Tonight, we look at the foundational structures that need to be in place to sustain healthy growth in our personal lives and in the church. Give a listen to this special lesson, one where we had our elementary students in with us for the night.