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 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

#Faith #MentalHealth #Healing #SoulCityChurch

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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Have you ever looked at a relationship and wondered, "How did we get here?"

In this message, Pastor Jon Jorgenson uses the story of the Prodigal Son to explore the reality of relational drift. Whether it's a friendship, marriage, family relationship, or your relationship with God, drift often happens slowly and almost imperceptibly. But healing doesn't happen by accident.

Reconciliation is the shift to relational drift.

As followers of Jesus, we've been given the ministry of reconciliation. The question isn't whether drift exists. The question is what shift you're willing to make to move toward healing.

📖 Luke 15

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

#Faith #Relationships #Reconciliation #SoulCityChurch

What if one of the greatest upgrades you could make to your life isn't a new habit, a new job, or a better plan, but better friendships?

In this message, Pastor Jarrett Stevens unpacks the timeless wisdom of Proverbs 13:20 and shows how the people we surround ourselves with shape our character, choices, and future. Through practical teaching and honest reflection, you'll be challenged to evaluate the friendships influencing your life and consider what it looks like to intentionally pursue wise, healthy relationships.

Who you walk with is who you become.

Whether you need to make better friends or help your current friends become better, this message offers practical wisdom for building the kind of relationships that lead to the life God has for you.

📖 Proverbs 13:20

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

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What do you do when the things you thought were dead start coming back to life?

In this message, Pastor Jon Jorgenson explores the tension between the old life we keep returning to and the new life Jesus offers. Because following Christ means putting to death the things that pull us away from God and embracing the identity, freedom, and future found in Him.

Don’t resurrect what Jesus came to bury.

So here’s the invitation. What do you need to leave behind so you can fully step into the life God has for you?

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

#Faith #NewLife #Resurrection #SoulCityChurch

What if everyone else has a plan for your money… except you?

In this message, Pastor Jarrett Stevens explores God’s practical wisdom for money and why financial freedom starts with having a plan. Because when we live with a bigger perspective, we begin to build better priorities.

Tomorrow’s potential is proportionate to today’s plans.

So here’s the invitation. What would it look like to stop winging it and start trusting God with a plan?

📖 Proverbs 6

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

#Faith #Money #TrustGod #SoulCityChurch

What if the pressure you’re feeling was never meant to be carried alone?

In this message, Pastor Jeanne Stevens reminds us that worry doesn’t make the burden lighter. It only makes it heavier. But when our perspective shifts toward the faithfulness of God, peace becomes possible even in the middle of pressure.

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

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Is what you own really yours?

In this message, Pastor Jon challenges the way we think about money, time, and everything we’ve been given. Because what if it’s not about ownership at all, but stewardship?

Stewardship is making the most of what God has given.

So here’s the invitation. What would it look like to shift from “mine” to “God, how do you want to use this?”

📖 Genesis 1, Matthew 25

📍 Soul City Church | Chicago

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