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Following Jesus doesn’t mean the road will always be easy. When opposition comes, we can draw strength from Christ, stay committed to what God has called us to, and refuse the traps of the enemy. In this message, discover how to stand firm in difficult seasons, keep your focus on Jesus, and continue walking in obedience—even when circumstances get harder.

In Week 3 of our Build My House series, we discover that God's house is made of people and that His mission extends far beyond the walls of the church. Through the example of Jesus and the early church, we are reminded that God gathers us to strengthen us and sends us into the world to share His love. We are challenged to reach our communities, embrace God's heart for every nation and generation, and recognize that everyone has a part to play in carrying the gospel to the world.

In Week 2 of our Build My House series, we discover that putting God first means recognizing Him as the source of everything we have and faithfully managing what He has entrusted to us. Through the principles of biblical stewardship, we learn that honoring God with our finances is an act of worship, trust, and obedience. We are challenged to move beyond giving God our leftovers and to put His Kingdom first in our resources, priorities, and everyday decisions.

In Week 1 of our Build My House series, we explore what it means to put God's priorities above our own. Through the words of the prophet Haggai, we discover how delayed obedience and misplaced priorities can keep us from fulfilling God's purpose. We are challenged to examine what we are building, give God our first and our best, and take intentional steps to build His house through serving, giving, and reaching others with the love of Jesus.

In this message, Somebody’s Got to Do It, we discover that God has called each of us to live with purpose, step out of our comfort zones, and serve His Kingdom. Through the example of the Apostle Paul, we learn that our past, our circumstances, and our feelings of inadequacy do not disqualify us from fulfilling God's calling. With fresh oil and a renewed sense of purpose, we are challenged to climb the mountains before us, embrace our God-given assignments, and serve God's house and His people. The question is simple: If somebody's got to do it, will you be the one?

In Week 4 of our Faith for Revival series, we discover that God doesn't revive us so we can remain inside the church—He revives us so we can carry Jesus into the world. Through the example of the early church, we learn that genuine revival produces transformed lives, bold witnesses, and a passion for reaching others with the gospel. As we embrace the mission of Jesus, we are called to love like Him, lead people into a deeper relationship with God, and launch them into their God-given purpose.

In Week 3 of our Faith for Revival series, we discover that the power of the early church was preceded by persistent, united prayer. Through the example of the disciples in the upper room, we learn that prayer positions us for God's promises, strengthens us to persevere while we wait, and prepares us for the mission He has called us to fulfill. Revival begins in the place of prayer and moves us beyond the walls of the church to carry the hope of Jesus into our communities.

In Week 2 of our Faith for Revival series, we explore what it means to hunger and thirst for more of God. Spiritual hunger begins when we recognize that nothing else can satisfy the deepest desires of our hearts. As we examine our priorities, confront spiritual apathy, and rediscover a passion for God's Word and righteousness, we learn that revival grows when our desire for His presence becomes greater than our tolerance for spiritual emptiness.

In Week 1 of our Faith for Revival series, we discover that revival begins with humility and repentance. Before God transforms the world around us, He wants to do a work within us. Through the example of the early church, we learn that we cannot manufacture revival, but we can position ourselves for it through prayer, surrender, and a renewed devotion to Jesus. True revival begins when we humble ourselves and invite God to change our hearts.

In Week 3 of our Not Like Them series, we discover that Jesus is the Good Shepherd who heals, restores, and pursues us with compassion. While people may misuse authority or leave us wounded, Jesus uses His authority to serve, knows us personally, and seeks out those who feel lost or disconnected. Through the heart of the Good Shepherd, we learn that our wounds do not have to define our future and that we can trust Jesus even when others have failed us.

In Week 2 of our Not Like Them series, we discover that Jesus is the faithful friend who stays when others walk away. Through the story of Lazarus, we see a Savior who enters our pain, shares in our grief, and remains faithful even when we struggle to understand. While people may betray our trust, abandon us, or love us conditionally, Jesus offers a love that never fails. He is the friend who restores, carries our burdens, and stays with us through every season of life.

In Week 1 of our Not Like Them series, we discover the heart of a Father who is different from the people who have hurt us. Through the life of Jesus, we see a God who forgives, restores, pursues, and welcomes us as His children. No matter what others have done or how they have misrepresented God, we can trust the Father's heart, knowing that we are loved, chosen, and secure in Him.

In Week 8 of our Build My House series, we’re discovering that gentleness isn’t weakness—it’s strength under control. Through the example of Jesus, we learn how gentleness is revealed in the way we respond to others, especially in moments of tension and conflict. As we stay planted in the house of God, the Holy Spirit develops gentleness in us, shaping our words, our reactions, and our relationships to reflect the heart of Christ.

In Week 7 of our Planted series, we explore what it means to be Planted in Faithfulness. While the world often celebrates talent, success, and big moments, God values something deeper—faithfulness. True faithfulness is developed through consistency, endurance, and a commitment to stay planted even when life becomes difficult. Discover how faithfulness is built in the small things, proven over time, and strengthened through a life rooted in God's house and His purposes. As we remain steadfast in our walk with Christ, we position ourselves to experience the lasting fruit that comes from a life of unwavering commitment.

In Week 6 of our Planted series, we explore what it means to be Planted in Goodness. While kindness is often seen in our actions, goodness is the deeper work of God transforming our hearts from the inside out. Goodness is not something we achieve through our own effort—it is the nature of God being formed in us through the power of the Holy Spirit. Discover how God develops goodness through relationship, honesty, accountability, and surrender. As we allow the Holy Spirit to search us, change us, and fill us, we become more like Christ and begin to reflect His character in every area of our lives.