In the final week of A World Made New, Pastor Jim shifts our focus from imagining heaven to preparing for it. Through Jesus’ teaching on the ten virgins, we are reminded that readiness is not about proximity to faith, but intimacy with Christ. As we await His return, we are invited to live with oil in our lamps, formed by the Spirit and ready for the coming King.

In week six of A World Made New, Pastor Jim invites us to reimagine our joys and pleasures. In a world shaped by distraction and endless craving, we’ve lost our capacity for true delight. But in Christ, our desires are being restored, drawing us into a deeper satisfaction rooted in God’s presence and the promise of a coming feast.

In week five of A World Made New, Pastor Jim invites us to reimagine our work. In Christ, what has been marked by striving, exhaustion, and self-definition will be restored. No longer driven by the need to prove our worth, our work will flow from it, becoming worship once again.

In week four of A World Made New, Pastor Jim invites us to imagine reconciled relationships. In Christ, what is fractured and strained will be made whole. We will be brought into perfect unity with God and one another, free from fear, insecurity, and division.

In week three of A World Made New, Pastor Jim leads us through 1 Corinthians 15 and the promise of a resurrected body. In Christ, our broken and weary bodies will be made new, raised in power, and freed from weakness and shame.

In week two of A World Made New, Pastor Jim leads us into the renewal of all creation. Romans 8 shows that creation itself is groaning, longing, and waiting to be made new. The brokenness we feel is not the end of the story, but the beginning of renewal.

In the first week of A World Made New, Pastor Jim invited us to reimagine our hope, not as escaping this world, but as God renewing it. Through Revelation 21, we saw that heaven is not where we go, but what comes down, where all things are made new and God dwells with His people.

In the final week of our series through the book of Job, Pastor James reflects on Job 42, highlighting Job’s steadfastness in suffering and the compassion and mercy of God. Even in seasons of hardship, God meets His people with mercy, vindicating those who remain faithful and drawing them deeper into relationship with Him.

In week eight of our series through the book of Job, Pastor Jim explores God’s response to Job, reminding us that suffering gives us permission to lament but not to accuse God, inviting us into humility before the One whose presence comforts us more than any explanation.

In week seven of our series through the book of Job, Pastor Jim reminds us that God does not waste our suffering. Even in pain, He refines our faith and uses it to draw us closer to Himself, our true and lasting treasure.