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Why are you so tired—really tired? Beyond the busy, beneath the striving, Jesus is inviting you to lay down the weight and take your seat at His feet. This message explores the hidden distractions, fears, and exhausting inner narratives that slowly pull us away from the presence of God. Whether you’re feeling frazzled, foggy, burned out, or simply soul-tired, this is an invitation to stop striving in your own strength and enter the rest Jesus offers. It’s not just about getting more sleep—it’s about reconnecting with the living Word, receiving grace, and learning to sit before you serve. Scriptures:Luke 10:38–42; Matthew 4:1–11; Hebrews 2:1; Hebrews 4:9–16; James 1:6–8; Matthew 6:33; Matthew 9:36; 1 Corinthians 15:55; Revelation 3:8 Get the Preach Notes: https://thelinccollective.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=4992&action=edit

Have you ever felt alone in a crowded room—surrounded by people, yet still carrying an ache no one can see? Jesus does not merely meet us in our loneliness; He brings us home.This message explores how God reframes loneliness through belonging, purpose, and His abiding presence. Through Ephesians 2, we are reminded that we are no longer strangers, wanderers, or outsiders—we are fellow citizens, members of God’s household, and living stones being built together into a dwelling place for His Spirit. Whether you’re longing for connection, healing from isolation, or searching for where you fit in God’s story, this is an invitation to step out of the shadows and into the family of faith. It’s not just about finding more people around you; it’s about discovering Christ within you and a place for your life in His marvellous plan.Scriptures:Ephesians 2:19–22; Psalm 68:5–6; Genesis 1:26–31; Genesis 2:18; John 1:1–5; Galatians 2:20; Romans 12:2 Get the Preach Notes: https://thelinccollective.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=4980&action=edit

Can you trust God with your future when the waves are loud and the way forward is unclear? This message explores the tender, courageous question beneath so many of our fears: Can I trust God with my future? Through Peter’s encounter with Jesus on the water, we are invited to see that faith is not pretending the storm is not real—it is fixing our eyes on the One who is Lord over it. Whether you’re carrying unanswered prayers, a closed door, a diagnosis, a dream, or the weight of what comes next, this is an invitation to surrender again. It’s not just about getting out of the boat; it’s about responding to the voice of Jesus, receiving His mercy, and discovering that even when your faith wavers, your Savior does not. Scriptures:Matthew 8:23–27; Matthew 14:22–33; Job 9:8; Matthew 27:40–54; Matthew 28:16–20 Get the Preach Notes: https://thelinccollective.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=4939&action=edit

What do you do when your heart races, your thoughts spiral, and the future feels heavier than you can carry?This message explores the invitation of Jesus in the middle of anxiety: not to pretend it isn’t there, but to cast it onto the One who cares deeply for you. Whether you’re navigating transition, carrying the weight of comparison, living under pressure, or facing triggers from your past, there is grace for your journey. It’s not just about managing fear—it’s about learning to surrender, worship, receive support, and fix your eyes on the Father who is not shaken by what shakes you.There is peace available. There is rest on every side. And you do not have to fight this battle alone.Scriptures:1 Peter 5:6–7; 2 Chronicles 20:2–30; Hebrews 12:2; 1 Corinthians 8:1Connect with us:Website: http://lincchurch.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/lincchurchFacebook: https://facebook.com/lincchurchPodcast: https://apple.co/2Jx8wG0#LINCchurch #LINC To support this ministry financially and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here: https://lincchurch.com/giving

What do you do when heaven feels silent and the answer you prayed for seems delayed? What if, in the ache of unanswered prayer, Jesus is closer than you know? This message explores the honest question: “Why hasn’t God answered my prayer?” Through the story of Lazarus in John 11, we encounter a Savior who does not stand distant from our grief—He weeps with us, walks with us, and calls us out of places that feel dead. Whether you’re longing for healing, restoration, provision, freedom, or direction, this is an invitation to lay down the grave clothes of hopelessness and come again to the feet of Jesus. It’s not just about receiving an outcome; it’s about encountering the One who is the Resurrection and the Life. Scriptures:John 11:1–44; Romans 8:18–22; John 16:33; John 14:6; Matthew 11:28–30; Philippians 3:12–14; John 7; John 2; Matthew 26:39 Get the Preach Notes: https://thelinccollective.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=4924&action=edit

What if the life you’ve been longing for doesn’t begin with striving—but with surrender? What if the desert places in you are not the end of your story, but soil waiting for heaven’s rain? This message explores what it means to live a truly thriving life—not by trying harder to become enough, but by being rooted in Jesus. Through Psalm 1, Colossians 2, James 1, and Isaiah 32, we are invited to receive the Word of God and the filling of His Holy Spirit. Whether you’re longing for freedom, healing, fruitfulness, or fresh faith in a dry season, this is a reminder that Jesus is the Tree of Life—and in Him, you are already victorious. It’s not just about surviving difficult seasons. It’s about allowing God’s presence to transform desert ground into fertile soil, and trusting that even the tears you have sown will one day become songs of joy. Open your hands, open your heart, and dare to say: “I receive.” Scriptures:Psalm 1:1–3; Colossians 2:6–8; James 1:21; John 6:68; Isaiah 32:15; Psalm 126:5–6 Get the Preach Notes:

What if the seed in your hand is carrying a harvest you cannot yet see? What if God is already working—in the soil, in the silence, and in the spaces where you’ve stopped striving? This message explores the beautiful mystery of seed, soil, surrender, and harvest. Through the parable of the growing seed, we are invited to steward what God has placed in our hands, discern the good soil He is leading us toward, and release control over the outcomes. Whether you’re longing for provision, purpose, restored relationships, fresh faith, or courage to step into what God has been growing in you, this is a reminder: your part is to sow faithfully—then watch Him work. It’s not just about finances or generosity; it’s about living with a seed mentality in every area of life. God is growing something in you, and perhaps the harvest is closer than you think. Scriptures:Mark 4:26–29; Matthew 13:1–23; John 4:35 Get the Preach Notes: https://thelinccollective.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=4915&action=edit

What if the small thing in your hand is carrying more heaven than you can see? What if your seed today becomes someone else’s shade tomorrow? This message explores the quiet, miraculous power of a surrendered seed. Through the story of resurrection, generosity, faith, and the journey of Linc Church, we are reminded that God can take what appears ordinary—our time, our gifts, our resources, our yes—and bring forth something far beyond what we could ask, think, or imagine. Whether you’re longing for fresh faith, wondering if your contribution matters, or believing God for more in your family, community, and future, this is an invitation to see your life through the lens of seed, soil, and supernatural harvest. It’s not just about what you hold; it’s about what God can grow when you place it in His hands. Scriptures: 1 Corinthians 15:35–44; Ephesians 3:20 Get the Preach Notes:

What if the seed in your hand today is the shade someone else will rest beneath tomorrow? Don’t let the fear of small beginnings keep you from the future God is inviting you to sow into. This message explores the quiet, kingdom power of a seed—of bold prayers, faithful generosity, intentional relationships, and everyday obedience placed in God’s hands. Whether you’re longing for clarity, courage, or a vision bigger than what you can see right now, this is an invitation to remember what has been sown before you, let godly vision lead you, and ask: “What is already in my hand?” It’s not just about what God can do tomorrow; it’s about responding to His presence and purpose today. God is able to do above and beyond all we could ask, think, or imagine—and He loves to begin with a seed. Scriptures: Ephesians 3:20; Proverbs 29:18; Matthew 6:20; Matthew 13:31–33; 2 Kings 4:1–7; John 12:24 Connect with us: Website: http://lincchurch.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/lincchurch Facebook: https://facebook.com/lincchurch Podcast: https://apple.co/2Jx8wG0 #LINCchurch #LINC To support this ministry financially and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here: https://lincchurch.com/giving

What if the greatest thing God asks you to build is something you may never live to see? What if the battles you fight today become freedom for generations tomorrow? Whatever It Takes is a stirring invitation to live beyond the familiar, beyond personal timelines, and beyond the desire to be remembered. This message explores the pioneering heart of David in 1 Chronicles 29—a man who gave his strength, resources, and final years to prepare a future his son Solomon would step into. Whether you’re longing to break generational cycles, build a legacy of faith, steward your resources with purpose, or simply trust Jesus with what comes next, this message will call you higher. It’s not just about what you can achieve in your lifetime; it’s about becoming someone whose faith makes others stronger. Jesus has already gone before us, emptied Heaven for us, and prepared an inheritance for us. Now, with joy and wholehearted devotion, we get to live for what matters forever. Scriptures:1 Chronicles 29:1–19; Genesis 12:1–4; Exodus 14:21–22; Joshua 3:13–17; Matthew 6:19–21; Hebrews 12:2 Get the Preach Notes: https://thelinccollective.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=4900&action=edit

Are you resting in God—or quietly rusting in a place He only meant to be a stopping point? What if the next step of faith is not waiting for more details, but remembering what you already have in Jesus? This message explores the powerful call of Abraham to leave comfort, resist settling, and walk toward the promise of God. Whether you're longing for clarity, courage, fresh vision, or the strength to take one small step, this is an invitation to lift your eyes and “look what we have.” It’s not just about changing your circumstances—it’s about encountering the unshakeable God who gives purpose for today, grace for the journey, and faith for the distance ahead. Your history may explain where you started, but it does not have authority over where God is taking you. Scriptures:Genesis 11:31; Genesis 12:1–9; Hebrews 13:8; 1 Corinthians 2:9; Hebrews 12:1; Colossians 1:27 Get the Preach Notes: https://thelinccollective.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=4889&action=edit

What if the wall in front of you is not the end of your story—but the place where God teaches you a new song? This message explores a call to courageous faith: seeing the “grapes” of God’s promise when others only see giants, taking the next faithful step when the waters are high, and worshipping through the walls that stand before you. Whether you’re longing for breakthrough in your family, courage for a new season, healing after disappointment, or faith for the future, this is an invitation to trust that God is already at work. It’s not just about facing fear—it’s about becoming a pioneering people who move when God says go. Discover how a simple step of obedience, a renewed perspective, and a song of worship can carry you beyond old boundaries and into the destiny God has prepared. Scriptures:Joshua 1:1–11; Numbers 13–14; Joshua 3:1–17; Joshua 6:1–20; Romans 8:14–17 Get the Preach Notes: https://thelinccollective.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=4886&action=edit

What if the next step God is asking of you is not about having all the answers—but trusting the One who goes before you? This message explores the courageous, grace-filled invitation to move when God says, “Go.” Through the life of Abraham, we discover that pioneering faith is not striving to prove what we can do; it is trusting God to reveal what only He can do through us. Whether you’re longing for clarity in a transition, courage to leave familiar patterns, or freedom from the weight of outcomes, this is an invitation to lay down what has held you back and step into the future Jesus has prepared. It’s not just about changing your location, career, relationships, or circumstances—it’s about allowing God to uncover more of who you are in Him. Leave the familiar. Live light. Lean into the future. The story God writes through your yes is always bigger than what you can currently see. Scriptures: Genesis 12:1–5; Galatians 3:6–9; Hebrews 11:8–10; Isaiah 43:13; Psalm 18:33; Matthew 11:28–30; Luke 15:20 Get the Preach Notes:

What if the breakthrough you’ve been praying for begins with learning to see grace where others only see gaps? This message explores the powerful, pastoral invitation to “be a Barnabas”—a person who sees, celebrates, and champions the evidence of God’s grace. Through Acts 11, we’re reminded that God is already moving in people, churches, cities, and stories around us. Whether you’re longing for fresh faith in your family, renewed strength to serve, or eyes to recognize what God is doing in your world, this is an invitation to become known for what you’re for. It’s not just about encouragement as kind words; it’s about putting courage into people. Come discover how a Spirit-filled life looks like celebrating another person’s win, strengthening what God has started, and believing that His unstoppable grace is still at work. Scriptures:Acts 11:19–24 Get the Preach Notes: https://thelinccollective.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=4864&action=edit

What do you do when the conference ends, the lights fade, and life is still waiting for you on Monday? This message explores the holy courage of doing the next faithful thing when you cannot see the whole story. Through the story of Shiprah, Puah, Jochebed, Miriam, and Moses, we are invited to resist what opposes God, release what belongs to Him, and remain ready for what He is already doing. Whether you're holding a dream, a child, a diagnosis, a decision, or a future you cannot control, this word calls you to fix your eyes on Jesus—the Author, the Perfecter, and the Faithful One who never forgets His promises. Scriptures: Exodus 1:15–22; Exodus 2:1–10; Psalm 119:105; Hebrews 11:23; 1 Peter 5:6–8; Hebrews 12:1–3; 2 Timothy 2:13