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Have you ever wondered, "God, where are You right now?" You're not alone. There are many times in life when you might naturally question if God really sees you and what you're going through. In this next part of our "What Do You See?" Sermon Season, Pastor Jon Chasteen uses Jeremiah's experience to highlight how God is always watching—and always there for us. We pray this message is eye-opening to where God is in your circumstances!

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At any point, we all have chosen to do or not do something, say or not say something, based on what others might think. It's normal for humans, but it's a trap. Continuing our "What Do You See?" sermon season, Pastor Jon Chasteen preaches a timely message on the fear of man—how it traps us and how we can overcome it. We pray this message is encouraging to you!

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"The most important voice in your life is the one narrating your identity." Where do you find the answer to "Who are you?" It often feels like the culture and people around you are fighting to tell you who you should be, but in this powerful start to a new sermon season, "What Do You See?" by Pastor Jon Chasteen, we draw from Scripture to see who God says we are. If you've been struggling to see yourself the way God sees you, this message is for you!

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To live in the Spirit is to stay in and follow His current. Many times, we want God to bless what we do but we're doing it His way in the first place. Pastor Wade Smith brings a word for our "Life in the Spirit" sermon season on the Holy Spirit's current that must be followed, has its own rhythm, and is what carries you. We pray this message is encouraging as a reminder that God's ways are always better, they're for our good!

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If we're called to walk in the Spirit, how can we discern His voice? Continuing our sermon season, "Life in the Spirit," Pastor Jon Chasteen brings an encouraging word on the different ways the Lord speaks: through patterns, timing, interruptions, and seasons. If you've ever struggled to figure out how God speaks, this message is for you!

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In this special Mother’s Day message, “Living Letters From Mom,” we explore the powerful truth that our lives tell a story long before we ever say a word. Through the lens of 2 Corinthians 3, we discover how God uses ordinary people to write extraordinary testimonies of faith, love, perseverance, and legacy. Whether you’re a mother, spiritual parent, or someone shaped by the influence of others, this message is a reminder that your life is being read by the people around you, and God is still writing your story. No matter how small the beginning may seem, the Holy Spirit is faithfully forming a masterpiece through you.

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"Not every wilderness is Spirit-led..." If you're a seasoned Christian, you have likely heard lots of conversation about a "wilderness season." But how do we discern when the wilderness season is actually from God? Continuing our "Life in the Spirit" sermon season, Pastor Oscar Ortiz brings a word on what it means--and what it takes--to be Spirit-led.

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We know the conversation on tithing can be awkward. Whether you're experiencing a financially sensitive situation or you just don't trust how that Church as a whole has managed money, we understand. As we continue our "Life in the Spirit" sermon season, Pastor Jon gracefully and honestly addresses what Scripture says about tithing and how to truly honor God with our first fruits. We pray this message is empowering and encouraging for whatever situation you're in!

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"Delay is the great exposer." Have you ever been frustrated with God's timing? You're not alone! In this encouraging message continuing our "Life In the Spirit" sermon season, Pastor Jon Chasteen shifts our focus to how delay can be a good thing. In showing us how delay exposes what we truly trust, fear, crave, and believe, we are reminded of how God works through it all. It is our prayer that you are encouraged by this message and learn to see God and delay differently!

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So many people gave their lives to Christ this Easter, and we couldn't be happier! For anyone wondering what to do after salvation, the answer is baptism. As part of our "Life in the Spirit" sermon season, Pastor Jon Chasteen partners with each campus pastor to preach on the meaning of water baptisms for those being baptized as well as for those witnessing them. We pray this message would encourage you to get baptized if you haven't been, or encourage you to celebrate loudly those being baptized!

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