Is it okay to question God?

In this message, Pastor Jon Jorgenson explores the role questions can play in a healthy, growing faith. Scripture is filled with people bringing their biggest questions to God, and even Jesus regularly used questions to invite people into deeper reflection and transformation.

Questions don't have to be a sign of weak faith. Handled in a healthy way, they can become an invitation to deeper faith.

So here's the challenge: Would you trust God enough to bring Him your questions?

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

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Is it okay to question God?

In this message, Pastor Jon Jorgenson explores the role questions can play in a healthy, growing faith. Scripture is filled with people bringing their biggest questions to God, and even Jesus regularly used questions to invite people into deeper reflection and transformation.

Questions don't have to be a sign of weak faith. Handled in a healthy way, they can become an invitation to deeper faith.

So here's the challenge: Would you trust God enough to bring Him your questions?

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

#Faith #Questions #SpiritualGrowth #SoulCityChurch

Where do you run when life gets difficult?

In this message, Richard Mayo explores Jesus’ words in John 15 and what it means to live a spiritually healthy life when things get hard. While difficulty can tempt us to run toward distraction, comfort, control, or escape, Jesus offers a different invitation: remain with Him.

Difficulty tempts us to detach. Jesus invites us to remain.

So here’s the challenge. When difficulty comes, pray before you proceed. Remain before you run.

📖 John 15:1–8

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

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What actually produces lasting spiritual transformation?

In this message, guest teacher Skye Jethani explores 2 Corinthians 3 and how both powerful encounters with God and the ongoing presence of the Holy Spirit shape our wspiritual lives. Mountaintop moments matter, but lasting transformation happens as we continually make space for God to transform us from the inside out.

The problem isn’t the experience. It’s the expectation of the experience.

So here’s the invitation. How can you make space for the Holy Spirit to continue transforming your inner life?

📖 2 Corinthians 3:16–18

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

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🙌 This Baptism Sunday, we celebrated 70 people who took the step of baptism and publicly declared their faith in Jesus!

Who are you wearing?

In this message, Pastor Brandon Henderson explores Galatians 3 and what it means to be clothed with Christ. The labels of our past, our shame, and our mistakes don't have to define us because faith in Jesus gives us a new identity.

Being clothed with Christ isn't a makeover. It's a transformation.

📖 Galatians 3:26–27

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

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What kind of harvest are your daily habits producing?

In this message, Pastor Jon Jorgenson unpacks Galatians 6 and challenges us to evaluate the habits that are shaping our lives. While harmful habits lead us away from God's best and even helpful habits can become self-focused, the Holy Spirit invites us into a better way. A life of holy habits that lead to lasting transformation.

You reap what you sow.

Whether you're trying to break destructive patterns or simply want to invite God into your daily rhythms, this message offers practical wisdom for partnering with the Holy Spirit to become the healthiest version of yourself.

📖 Galatians 6:7–9

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

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What kind of harvest are your daily habits producing?

In this message, Pastor Jon Jorgenson unpacks Galatians 6 and challenges us to evaluate the habits that are shaping our lives. While harmful habits lead us away from God's best and even helpful habits can become self-focused, the Holy Spirit invites us into a better way. A life of holy habits that lead to lasting transformation.

You reap what you sow.

Whether you're trying to break destructive patterns or simply want to invite God into your daily rhythms, this message offers practical wisdom for partnering with the Holy Spirit to become the healthiest version of yourself.

📖 Galatians 6:7–9

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

#Faith #HealthyHabits #Discipleship #SoulCityChurch

What if your mind doesn't need more information, but more restoration?

In this message, Pastor Jon Jorgenson looks at Elijah's breaking point in 1 Kings 19 and reminds us that God's response to our exhaustion isn't always another lesson. Sometimes it's His presence, His care, and His healing. As our culture offers endless advice, Scripture points us to the One who doesn't just teach us about healing, but invites us to experience it.

Teaching can inform your mind. Treatment transforms your mind.

If you've been carrying stress, anxiety, burnout, or mental exhaustion, this message is an invitation to stop striving for more information and begin making space for God's restoring work in your life.

📖 1 Kings 19

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

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Why do we naturally notice everyone else's faults before our own?

In this message, Pastor Kelly Skiles unpacks Jesus' powerful illustration of the plank and the speck in Matthew 7, showing how emotional maturity begins with honest self reflection. Instead of blaming, reacting, or trying to change everyone else, we're invited to take radical responsibility and create space for God to transform us.

Emotional health starts with asking, "What is it about me?"

Through practical teaching and the spiritual practice of self examination, this message offers a simple framework for becoming more humble, compassionate, and emotionally healthy as we grow to become more like Jesus.

📖 Matthew 7:1–5

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

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What happens when someone pushes your buttons?

In this message, Pastor Jeanne Stevens explores how the emotions we run from often become the emotions that run our lives. Through the story of David, Nabal, and Abigail, we discover that emotional maturity isn’t about ignoring our feelings—it’s about creating space for God to meet us in them.

The emotions we run from become the emotions that run us.

So here’s the invitation. Before you react, would you pause long enough to let God speak into what you’re feeling?

📖 1 Samuel 25 

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

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