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Jesus is perhaps the most controversial & influential person in all of human history. Most people have thoughts, opinions and questions about who He was (and is). Some even claim to know His will or be doing His work. Is that true? How can they be so sure? In the book of John, one of Jesus’ biographers records eight poetic metaphors Jesus uses to describe Himself. What do each of these things...

Jesus is perhaps the most controversial & influential person in all of human history. Most people have thoughts, opinions and questions about who He was (and is). Some even claim to know His will or be doing His work. Is that true? How can they be so sure? In the book of John, one of Jesus’ biographers records eight poetic metaphors Jesus uses to describe Himself. What do each of these things...

Jesus is perhaps the most controversial & influential person in all of human history. Most people have thoughts, opinions and questions about who He was (and is). Some even claim to know His will or be doing His work. Is that true? How can they be so sure? In the book of John, one of Jesus’ biographers records eight poetic metaphors Jesus uses to describe Himself. What do each of these things...

Everybody has books, emails, and even text threads they intended to read but never got around to because it just felt like too much. So, you skimmed it. You got a sense of it. You can fake your way through a conversation about it. But it feels like so much work to dive in and dissect it. And that might be ok with a high school reading assignment, a text thread with golf buddies, or an all-staff em...

Everybody has books, emails, and even text threads they intended to read but never got around to because it just felt like too much. So, you skimmed it. You got a sense of it. You can fake your way through a conversation about it. But it feels like so much work to dive in and dissect it. And that might be ok with a high school reading assignment, a text thread with golf buddies, or an all-staff em...

For most of us, the biggest bully we’ll ever face is in our own head. Every time things feel like they’re moving in the right direction, you’re rudely interrupted by negative thoughts, anxious spirals, self-doubt, and waves of regret. You’ve tried reading the verse of the day, positive affirmations, and even cold plunging—but it’s no use. Your brain bully is always two steps ahead. You didn’t sign...

Everybody has books, emails, and even text threads they intended to read but never got around to because it just felt like too much. So, you skimmed it. You got a sense of it. You can fake your way through a conversation about it. But it feels like so much work to dive in and dissect it. And that might be ok with a high school reading assignment, a text thread with golf buddies, or an all-staff em...

For most of us, the biggest bully we’ll ever face is in our own head. Every time things feel like they’re moving in the right direction, you’re rudely interrupted by negative thoughts, anxious spirals, self-doubt, and waves of regret. You’ve tried reading the verse of the day, positive affirmations, and even cold plunging—but it’s no use. Your brain bully is always two steps ahead. You didn’t sign...

For most of us, the biggest bully we’ll ever face is in our own head. Every time things feel like they’re moving in the right direction, you’re rudely interrupted by negative thoughts, anxious spirals, self-doubt, and waves of regret. You’ve tried reading the verse of the day, positive affirmations, and even cold plunging—but it’s no use. Your brain bully is always two steps ahead. You didn’t sign...

For most of us, the biggest bully we’ll ever face is in our own head. Every time things feel like they’re moving in the right direction, you’re rudely interrupted by negative thoughts, anxious spirals, self-doubt, and waves of regret. You’ve tried reading the verse of the day, positive affirmations, and even cold plunging—but it’s no use. Your brain bully is always two steps ahead. You didn’t sign...

For most of us, the biggest bully we’ll ever face is in our own head. Every time things feel like they’re moving in the right direction, you’re rudely interrupted by negative thoughts, anxious spirals, self-doubt, and waves of regret. You’ve tried reading the verse of the day, positive affirmations, and even cold plunging—but it’s no use. Your brain bully is always two steps ahead. You didn’t sign...

Easter 2026

When God doesn’t meet your expectations.

There are seasons where you’re doing your best to keep moving, but underneath it all you’re thinking, I just wish God would make this clearer. Not a vague feeling, not a coincidence — something obvious. Say something. Step in. Let me know You’re actually here. The first followers of Jesus didn’t have to wonder like that. They walked with Him, heard His voice, watched Him handle real problems in re...

There are seasons where you’re doing your best to keep moving, but underneath it all you’re thinking, I just wish God would make this clearer. Not a vague feeling, not a coincidence — something obvious. Say something. Step in. Let me know You’re actually here. The first followers of Jesus didn’t have to wonder like that. They walked with Him, heard His voice, watched Him handle real problems in re...

There are seasons where you’re doing your best to keep moving, but underneath it all you’re thinking, I just wish God would make this clearer. Not a vague feeling, not a coincidence — something obvious. Say something. Step in. Let me know You’re actually here. The first followers of Jesus didn’t have to wonder like that. They walked with Him, heard His voice, watched Him handle real problems in re...

There are seasons where you’re doing your best to keep moving, but underneath it all you’re thinking,  I just wish God would make this clearer.  Not a vague feeling, not a coincidence — something obvious. Say something. Step in. Let me know You’re actually here. The first followers of Jesus didn’t have to wonder like that. They walked with Him, heard His voice, watched Him handle real problems in...

South Hills Idaho, Sermon from South Hills's Senior Pastor Moses Camacho, February 22, 2026

Forty-seven percent of American adults are single; more than any time in history. Yet, despite the apps, algorithms, matchmaking services, and well-meaning aunties indiscriminately handing out your number, it still feels impossible to find someone. Life devolves into a sad string of awkward texts, disgusting DM’s, bad dates, and unsatisfying hookups. Then there’s all the married people weighing in...

Forty-seven percent of American adults are single; more than any time in history. Yet, despite the apps, algorithms, matchmaking services, and well-meaning aunties indiscriminately handing out your number, it still feels impossible to find someone. Life devolves into a sad string of awkward texts, disgusting DM’s, bad dates, and unsatisfying hookups. Then there’s all the married people weighing in...

Forty-seven percent of American adults are single; more than any time in history. Yet, despite the apps, algorithms, matchmaking services, and well-meaning aunties indiscriminately handing out your number, it still feels impossible to find someone. Life devolves into a sad string of awkward texts, disgusting DM’s, bad dates, and unsatisfying hookups. Then there’s all the married people weighing in...

Spend five minutes scrolling social media and you can identify five places you’d love to live. Especially if you’re unhappy with where you’re at. Your ideal of somewhere else is flawless. But you’ve memorized every imperfection of your current reality. It’s tempting to daydream about how much better your life would be if you lived somewhere else, worked somewhere else, were married to someone else...

Spend five minutes scrolling social media and you can identify five places you’d love to live. Especially if you’re unhappy with where you’re at. Your ideal of somewhere else is flawless. But you’ve memorized every imperfection of your current reality. It’s tempting to daydream about how much better your life would be if you lived somewhere else, worked somewhere else, were married to someone else...

Spend five minutes scrolling social media and you can identify five places you’d love to live. Especially if you’re unhappy with where you’re at. Your ideal of somewhere else is flawless. But you’ve memorized every imperfection of your current reality. It’s tempting to daydream about how much better your life would be if you lived somewhere else, worked somewhere else, were married to someone else...

Spend five minutes scrolling social media and you can identify five places you’d love to live. Especially if you’re unhappy with where you’re at. Your ideal of somewhere else is flawless. But you’ve memorized every imperfection of your current reality. It’s tempting to daydream about how much better your life would be if you lived somewhere else, worked somewhere else, were married to someone else...