Faith lets go, knowing God never takes without giving

something better back.

What do you do when you've done everything right and still things don't work out?

This week, Pastor Hubbard confronts one of scripture's most unsettling phrases: "They all died in faith, although they had not received the things that were promised." They died still waiting, still trusting, still believing—without seeing fulfillment.

So how do you walk by faith when fulfillment seems distant?

In this message:

• Why being "so heavenly minded you're no earthly good" is actually backwards

• How to distinguish between what's significant and what's ultimate in your identity

• Why heavenly-minded people engage earth most courageously

• The truth that God is not ashamed to put His name on you

God is not ashamed to call you His. And when that settles in your heart, you stop living like you have something to prove and start living free.

Scripture: Hebrews 11:13-16

What do you do when God has promised, but hasn't produced? Most of us don't struggle believing God can do the impossible. We struggle believing He'll do it for us. We've learned to say "God is able" in church, but we're not sure we believe it applies to our situation. This week, Pastor Hubbard tackles the hardest part of faith, which is believing God can do the impossible for you, even when the dream looks dead, the door is closed, and the waiting has stretched on for years.

In this message:

- Why death of a dream is not a problem for God

- How to trust when delay doesn't mean denial

- The truth that disobedience doesn't disqualify you from God's promises

- How God turns doubt into laughter and pain into praise

What if God asked you to move without telling you where you're going? Most of us want clarity before commitment. We need the route planned, the hotel booked, the backup plan ready. But Abraham shows us that faith begins with trusting the One who's guiding you.

In this message:

- Why faith trusts the Maker, not the map

- How to embrace a pilgrim's mentality in a world that demands we settle

- The power of lived faith that transfers to the next generation

- How to live for what's coming while being faithful where you are

The challenge: Stop making permanent attachments to temporary things. This world is not your home. You're just passing through. What would it look like to loosen your grip and trust God's guidance, even when you can't see the next step?

If your faith was the only example someone had, would they be more like Jesus?

This week, don’t ask God for a new direction. Ask God one simple question this week: ‘What is the next clear step You’ve already shown me?’ and take it, even if it feels small. Are you moving like you believe Him?

A life that pleases God is lived in alignment with Him, moment by moment!

What you build in faith today becomes the echo of God’s story tomorrow.

We’re starting a new series in Hebrews 11 by asking a simple but demanding question: what does it actually sound like to live by faith?

Through Hebrews 11:1–3, we learn that:

• Faith gives hope a voice through action, not just belief

• Faith has always been the defining rhythm of God’s people, even in uncertainty

• Faith tunes us to a deeper reality shaped by God’s word, not just visible outcomes

If you’re wrestling with unanswered prayers, delayed promises, or uncertainty about your next step, this message offers a grounded reminder: faith is not waiting for certainty, it is standing on God’s character and acting accordingly.

Christmas is right around the corner, and we're looking forward to celebrating this Sunday with joy, hope, and wonder! Come join us as we make room in our hearts for the true meaning of Christmas: Jesus Christ!

When we prioritize what truly matters, we experience a more intentional and meaningful life that reflects God’s purpose for us.