In a world that feels chaotic and uncertain, hope in Christ isn't just a feeling—it's a lifeline. Today, we explore how daily habits rooted in Scripture, prayer, and worship help us anchor our hearts in Jesus.

Discover how small, consistent practices can build a resilient faith and keep our eyes fixed on the One who never changes. Whether you're just starting or looking to go deeper, this episode will encourage you to form habits that strengthen your hope in Christ.

Abide in Christ—and let your life be a living “yes” to whatever He asks.

When we stay connected to Christ, we begin to reflect His heart and respond to His mission. Whether you’re called to serve your family, lead a ministry, or love your neighbor, abiding in Jesus gives you the strength and clarity to stay faithful. His calling may stretch you, but His presence sustains you.

In a world that rewards hustle and glorifies busyness, it's easy to fill our schedules to the brim and wear exhaustion like a badge of honor. But what if God is inviting us to a different rhythm—one of rest, reflection, and renewal?

Hope in Times of Suffering
In seasons of suffering, hope becomes an anchor for the soul. It doesn’t deny pain—it endures it with the confident assurance that God is still at work. Biblical hope is not wishful thinking; it is a deep trust in God's promises, even when circumstances are dark.

Suffering may shake us, but it cannot separate us from God's love. Through every trial, we are being refined, not rejected. Our hope is rooted in a Savior who suffered first—Jesus, who bore our pain and conquered death, giving us the ultimate reason to press on.

Psalm 34:18 (NIV)
“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.”

In a world full of extremes—black and white thinking, endless debates, and distractions that pull our focus—we're invited to something deeper.

This message is a call to lift our eyes from the chaos and anchor our hearts in the person of Jesus. Not just in principles or positions, but in the living hope of the Man who walked with compassion, died with purpose, and rose with power. Let’s not get lost in the noise. Let’s put our full trust in the One who never changes—Jesus, our unshakable hope.

This Mother’s Day, we pause to reflect on the divine calling and influence of mothers in our lives. In this message, we’ll explore what it truly means to "honor your mother" as commanded in Scripture (Exodus 20:12), not just with words but with lives that reflect gratitude, respect, and love.

Whether your relationship with your mother is close, complicated, or marked by loss, God’s Word offers healing, wisdom, and direction. Join us as we celebrate the beauty, strength, and sacrifice of mothers—and discover how honoring them honors God.

God, tune our hearts to your Spirit regardless of our circumstances. May we in our joys find grace to enter each other’s sorrows. May we in our sorrows find grace to embrace each other’s joy. Let us care deeply for each other as you have cared for us, and help us experience your kingdom in any and all states of our mind, life, and world. Rest on us God. Amen.

Follow along on the guided call/response:

Lead: Why are our souls so downcast, why the turmoil within us?

All: Yet we will praise him, for we place our hope in God our Savior!

Hope in Jesus means trusting fully in who He is and standing firmly on the truth of the Bible. In a world that often twists Scripture to fit personal desires, we are called to honor God's Word exactly as He gave it — unchanging, powerful, and life-giving. True hope is found not in reshaping God's message, but in surrendering to it, believing it, and living it out with courage and faith. When we keep the Bible as the unshakable truth, we find a hope in Jesus that never fails.

In a world full of uncertainty, pain, and broken promises, the hope we have in Jesus stands unshakable. It's not wishful thinking or blind optimism—it’s a confident expectation rooted in the character of God and the finished work of Christ.

Jesus conquered sin and death, offering us forgiveness, freedom, and eternal life. His resurrection guarantees our future, His presence strengthens our present, and His love casts out all fear. No matter what we face, we can hold tightly to the hope that Jesus is with us, for us, and preparing a place where all things will be made new.

In this teaching, we dive deep into the powerful message of the Book of Habakkuk—a raw and honest conversation between the prophet and God. Habakkuk questions why evil seems to go unpunished and why God appears silent in the face of injustice. But through his doubts, God reveals a greater truth: “The righteous shall live by faith” (Habakkuk 2:4)