When you take a closer look at those stubborn kids, you'll notice that when things don't go their way, they pull out all the stops with some pretty wild antics to express their anger. This mindset often sticks around well into adulthood. When someone doesn’t get their way, they often wander down all sorts of misguided paths to chase after what they desire. Today, Pastor Beau tells you how Paul encountered challenges from the Jews. What God truly wants from you is a spirit of humility and an open heart!

When you grab your train ticket, it’s like the loco pilot is giving you a little promise. He’s all in, ready to do his utmost to whisk you away to your destination, right on schedule and safe and sound! Now picture that same scenario with your Creator. When you trust in Jesus, He brings His promises to life in your journey. It’s kind of like holding a ticket, a little reminder that God’s got the reins when it comes to your life’s safety. Today, Pastor Beau is encouraging you to trust in the promises of God!

Have you ever heard that there's just one sin that can't be forgiven? So, you might be thinking that when I mention cursing the name of Jesus or throwing around some hateful words against Him, that's what I'm getting at, right? But in today’s message, Pastor Beau dives into a thought-provoking topic: the unforgivable sin. When you speak against the work of the Holy Spirit and decide to turn away from Him, it leads to a sin that can't be forgiven, not now or even in the future generation!

What a relatable statement by Pastor Beau! I found myself in a wonderful phase of life where my connection with God was soaring to new heights! I was buzzing with His anointing and that thrill to spread the gospel. But as soon as I ventured out to share my thoughts about Jesus with those nearby, I realized that their negativity began to seep into my own feelings. Today, Pastor Beau shares a wonderful reminder: rather than letting negativity from others bring you down, sprinkle a little bit of God’s love into their lives!

Having a friend with a fiery temper can come with its fair share of challenges. They would shout at you for little or no reason. Rather than guiding you to learn from your misstep, they opt to raise their voices and bring you down instead. It can really impact how you feel about yourself. In today’s message, Pastor Beau shares a friendly reminder to steer clear of those hot-headed pals in your life. Why not opt for someone who lifts you up and inspires you, all while keeping a cool and collected vibe?

I thought I'd spice things up with some ramen for dinner! I had no idea that the ramen packed such a spicy punch! The instant I took that first bite, it felt like my mouth was ablaze! I was on the verge of tears when it hit me that I had some juice chilling in the fridge. That’s what calmed me down. Just like those spicy noodles that surprise you, Pastor Beau reminds you today that challenges can sneak up on you. But don't worry—God is right there by your side, ready to comfort you and help you rise again!

What if Satan lost all his powers but got to hang onto just one weapon? What do you think he’d pick? He'll probably choose discouragement as his tool. In today’s message, Pastor Beau tells you about characters from the Bible who, despite witnessing God's incredible strength, found themselves grappling with discouragement. It’s possible you’re going through something like this in your life right now. Instead of throwing in the towel, hold on tight to the belief that with God, anything is possible!

We often blame God when things go wrong. When we face pain, loss, or see suffering in the world, it’s easy to ask, “God, why did You let this happen?” But in doing so, we forget a deeper truth: it’s not God who brought brokenness into the world—it’s sin. Today, Pastor Beau will explain that sin has infected everything, from your heart to creation itself. The mess you see is the fallout of a fallen world, not the failure of a faithful God. It’s time to shift your perspective and see God as your hope, not your enemy.

Our culture constantly preaches: You’re amazing. You’re the center. You deserve it all. And if we’re so great, then of course we think we deserve a God who fits into our plans, one who supports our dreams, approves of our choices, and stays in the background. Pastor Beau will tell you today that the truth is a different story. Jesus doesn’t come to be our assistant; He comes as Lord. He doesn’t follow our lead; we follow His. Let’s talk about what it truly means to surrender to a King.

The resurrection is so much more than just the epilogue to Jesus’ story. It wasn’t an afterthought or a dramatic twist at the end. The resurrection was the whole point. Jesus didn’t just come to live a good life or even just to die for our sins. He came to conquer death itself. Today, Pastor Beau will explain to you that the empty tomb is the centerpiece of the gospel. Without it, the cross would be incomplete. The resurrection is proof that Jesus is who He said He is, and that new life is truly possible.