Suffering is unavoidable and comes with living in this broken world. However, our suffering isn’t in vain. It can be used for good, but also intensifies our longing for heaven. We can suffer well knowing it won’t be wasted, and it won’t last forever. (1 Peter 3: 13-4: 19) Speaker: Kyle Idleman

In this Mother’s Day message, we celebrate mothers for the way they nourish their families while also encouraging mothers not to forsake their own spiritual nourishment that comes from the Lord. (1 Peter 2:1-12) Speaker: Kyle Idleman

While Jesus saved us from a life void of meaning with one that is holy and full, we tend to drift back to the familiarity of the empty life. Reminded of the high price He paid to rescue us from empty living, it is time to put an end to empty. 1 Peter 1:13-25 Speaker: Bryson Koch

There is a tendency to live as if this world is our final destination. But, remembering we have a heavenly inheritance that will never perish can give us the courage to endure the trials of this life that will only last a little while in comparison. (1 Peter 1 :1-12) Speaker: Carl Kuhl

Each of us lives in death’s shadow, but Easter tells a different story. It marks death’s ultimate upset—when Jesus crashed His own funeral, turning the grave into a doorway to life and proving that no situation is too dead for His life-giving power. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

In Luke 8, death threatened a young girl and chronic illness drained another’s life. But Jesus proved that no funeral—whether walking toward it or living in it—is beyond His power to crash and He brings life to situations where death seems certain. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

We’ve all had moments when we’ve wondered if God had missed His cue. But in John 11, Jesus crashed a funeral four days late—long after hope had died with Lazarus—showing that even when God’s timing seems off, His power isn’t limited by our deadlines. Speaker: Bryson Koch

When God moves, He invites us to move with Him with the kind of all-in commitment that defined the early church. Our prayer is Southeast would be marked by this same spirit of movement and generosity, creating ripples that impact generations to come. (Acts 20) Speaker: Kyle Idleman

We want to have a bold faith that moves us individually and collectively to live in such a way that if God isn’t in it, we will surely fail. Our prayer is that this faith in Him and focus on His mission would propel us toward radical generosity. (Acts 9) Speaker: Dave Stone

As we learn to move with God, we want to cultivate the same sensitivity to the Spirit's promptings that led Philip to the eunuch. Are we ready to be on the move whenever and wherever we may be, giving of ourselves to those God places in our path? (Acts 8: 26-39) Speaker: Kyle Idleman