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Does your faith ever feel like a heavy burden? Many of us have been there—sincere in our devotion, yet feeling spiritually tired, as if we’re running a race without a finish line. We believe, we pray, we serve, but a persistent sense of fatigue can set in, leaving us with a quiet sense of aimlessness. It’s like we’re trying our best to walk with God, but we can’t quite find the rhythm. It’s easy t...

We often feel like we are falling behind in life. However, when we feel this way, it is usually because our personal expectations and God’s intentions are not lining up. Key Points 1. The amount of time something takes is not evidence of God’s displeasure. We frequently look for visible progress to validate that we are doing well, but God’s presence is not measured by visible metrics. Biblical Exa...

In Week 1 of THANKFULL, Pastor Doug Bell teaches that gratitude is not a reaction to a season — it is the posture of your heart before God. Gratitude isn’t something we feel when life finally “gets better”; it’s something we choose before the blessing, during the confusion, and through the chaos. As Pastor Doug said, “Thankful starts before the crisis happens… Thankful comes during the confusion,...

In Week 5 of Be Generous, Pastor Ann wraps up the series by reminding us that generosity isn’t just something we do — it’s who we become. After learning about generosity in worship, encouragement, time, and forgiveness, this week focuses on what Scripture teaches about being generous with our finances. Drawing from analogies, biblical truth, and stories we can all relate to, Pastor Ann taught that...

This week, Leonard Cochran reminded us that generosity is the overflow of a heart shaped by Jesus. It’s not just about money—it’s about living open-handed with our time, forgiveness, encouragement, and love. Through 1 Timothy 6:18 and Matthew 18, we learned that true generosity mirrors God’s nature—He’s an abundant Father who gives freely and forgives endlessly. When we extend grace, release resen...

In Part 3 of our Be Generous series, Pastor Mike Coker reminds us that one of the greatest gifts God has given us to steward is time. We don’t just give through resources — we give through presence, compassion, service, and intentional time invested in others. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 3, we are reminded that there is a season for everything — a rhythm to life ordained by God. Every day we are giv...

In Week Two of our Be Generous series, Pastor Dustin Smith reminds us that encouragement is more than kind words—it’s a lifestyle that reflects Jesus in what we say, how we serve, and how we act. Using Scripture from Ephesians, James, and 1 Thessalonians, he challenges us to speak life with our voices, serve with joy even in hard seasons, and show love through our daily actions. Through personal s...

In this powerful message kicking off our Be Generous series, Pastor Brandi Bell calls us to live open-handed and fully poured out for God. Drawing from 1 Timothy 6:18 — “Command them to do good, to be rich in good deeds, and to be generous and willing to share” — Brandi reminds us that generosity isn’t about what’s in your wallet; it’s about the posture of your heart. Through authenticity and hear...

In the final week of the Go Grow series, Pastor unpacks the final stage of spiritual growth — moving from being close to God to living a God-centered life. The journey of discipleship follows this rhythm: Grace brings you in. Truth builds you up. Giving pours you out. The parable of the sower (Matthew 13) reminds us that different soils represent different hearts. To become God-centered, our heart...

This week in GoGROW, we were reminded that exploring God isn’t just a stage we pass through — it’s a real spiritual condition. But exploration isn’t the finish line. Jesus tells us in John 3:3 that unless we are born again, we cannot see the Kingdom of God. Being in church doesn’t mean being in Christ. Serving doesn’t equal saving. Emotion isn’t transformation. Exploring God isn’t the same as know...

In Part 2 of our GO Grow series, we unpacked the Parable of the Sower from Matthew 13 and explored God’s heart for reaching those who are far from Him. Jesus shows us that the condition of the soil matters—some seed falls on rocky or thorny ground, but some lands on good soil and produces a great harvest. Pastor Doug reminded us that: People who are far from God are closer than we think and more o...

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