When the calendar turns but your soul doesn’t reset, 1 Kings 19 shows how God meets exhausted people in the narrows.

In the midst of holiday festivities, last minute obligations, and hectic new year expectations, it can feel impossible to finish well or start strong. Pastor Isaiah walks through Philippians to reveal 3 life changing truths to help you finish the year well.

This Christmas Eve, we’re going back to a familiar scene—and catching what we usually miss: the first word of Christmas is ‘Do not be afraid.’ Because when God shows up, fear doesn’t get the final word.

In a world of instant reaction, what if the real gift of Christmas is learning to resist reacting, reframe our reality around God, and quietly respond with simple obedience—even when life doesn’t make sense?

What if the deepest peace doesn’t show up first in your circumstances, but in hidden places you can’t measure, track, or even feel yet? And if that’s true, what would it look like to trust God’s peace is present before you see a single scrap of evidence?

This Sunday we’ll discover how God doesn’t just offer us peace as a feeling, but comes into the wilderness of our lives to rebuild the road beneath our feet—lifting valleys, lowering mountains, and guiding us into the path of peace.

This Sunday we begin Advent with the promise of peace—spoken not into calm, but into chaos. When life feels heavy and out of control, whose shoulders are carrying the weight of your world?

We have all asked this question, "what good could possible come from this?" This week pastor Isaiah talks about what to do when God's good doesn't feel "good". The scripture offers us powerful reminders of the fullness of God's love for us.

The Bible talks a lot about money—not to restrict you but to free you. Because the real danger isn’t having money… it’s letting money have you.

Everyone quotes it. Almost no one lives it. What if Philippians 4:13 means something far harder, and far better, than we think?