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Most of what God uses never stands in the spotlight. From a hidden O-ring to a forgotten craftsman behind the veil, Scripture shows that public glory is built on private faithfulness. The Work Behind the Curtain reveals how God fills ordinary, unseen obedience with His presence—and why what you do when no one is watching matters more than you think.

God warns Israel that He will send a famine upon them. But it isn't a famine of food or a thirst for water. Rather, it is a famine of hearing the Word of the Lord. Not hearing from God is worse than being hungry or thirsty, but is that true in our lives? Do we truly hunger and thirst for Him as we should? Join us as we look at spiritual famine and its consequences.

Luke 9 marks the moment Jesus stops negotiating and starts moving—setting His face toward the cross with no contingency plan and no retreat. This message exposes the subtle ways we keep escape routes open: comfort, delay, nostalgia, and misplaced zeal. If following Jesus has started to feel costly or inconvenient, this sermon confronts the question we all must answer—will you move forward in obedience, or keep looking back?

God’s promise is not based on your consistency, your progress, or your circumstances—it is anchored in His character. Philippians 1:6 declares that the God who began the work in you has personally guaranteed its completion. This message calls you to rest your confidence not in what you see, but in the certainty that what God starts, He always finishes.

Sometimes it’s easy to wonder, “Why am I here?”

You might feel unsure about your future, compare yourself to others, or think you’re not that important.

But the truth is — your life is not an accident.

God created you on purpose, for a purpose, and nothing about you is wasted.

Summer fruit is not good fruit. It is overripe, and if it can be eaten, it must be eaten quickly. God compares Israel to this fruit and calls them overripe for judgment. Have we been guilty of presuming upon God's long-suffering? Could it be said that we are overripe for His chastisement in our own lives? Listen in as we discuss forgiveness, repentance, and summer fruit.

When the mountaintop fades and real life rushes back in, what does faithful Christianity actually look like? In When Glory Meets the Grind from Luke 9:38–50, discover why spiritual power is sustained not by past victories, but by present dependence, humility, and focus when Monday arrives.

Everyone wants a breakthrough, but few prepare the ground to receive it. In Laying the Groundwork from II Kings 3:9–20, discover why God often withholds the miracle until obedience creates the capacity—and why the ditches you dig in dry seasons determine the victory that follows.

God gives us new chances to grow, make better choices, and trust Him more. We’ll talk about setting simple goals, letting go of past mistakes, and choosing to follow Jesus every day with joy and confidence.

People won't always enjoy hearing from God's Word. But we are called to faithfully proclaim it. The same was true for Amos. What kind of response will we give when the world tells us to take our message somewhere else? Will we stand on the truth, or turn tail and keep silent. Give a listen as we examine Amaziah's rebuke and the response from both Amos and God.