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Is your view of money shaped by the world or by the Word? The world says “I want more,” but Scripture reminds us that everything we have comes from God. Giving isn’t something we have to do, it’s something we get to do: a joyful act of faith and a privilege to partner with God in His work. Support the show

With Election Day around the corner, it’s time to talk about the topic most Christians avoid. Using the story of Elijah and Obadiah in 1 Kings 18, we’ll learn three ways God’s people have engaged with government, and what it looks like for you to pray, vote, serve, and speak up today. Support the show

“What happens when we die, and how should that change the way we live today? In this message from our Awkward series, we look at what Jesus teaches about heaven, hell, and the urgency of responding to Him while we still have time.” Support the show

Should Christians celebrate Halloween, ignore it, or avoid it altogether? We kick off Awkward by looking at what Scripture says about darkness, fear, and freedom in Christ, and how followers of Jesus can shine as light in a season that celebrates the dark. Support the show

Google reviews, testimonies, journal entries: we trust what's proven. This week in Silence: The Book of Habakkuk, Habakkuk writes down every way God has been faithful in the past, then makes one of the boldest declarations of worship in Scripture: even if everything falls apart, I will still rejoice. What has God done in your life that you need to remember, and what would it look like to worship him not because of your circumstances, but regardless of them? Support the show

Nobody likes waiting on God for an answer. This week we watch Habakkuk wait for God to respond, and discover what it means to live by faith when nothing about our circumstances has changed yet Support the show

Where is God when evil seems to be winning? This week we open Silence: The Book of Habakkuk by meeting a prophet who brings his hardest questions straight to God, no filter. If you've ever wondered whether it's okay to be honest with God about your doubts and frustrations, this sermon is for you Support the show

We all want to make a difference, but we often think changing the world requires reaching more people, having more influence, or doing something big. This weekend, we’ll look at how Jesus showed us a different way: focusing on the one person in front of us and trusting God to change the world one person at a time. Support the show

We close out Habits of a Christian with something that makes a lot of people nervous: generosity. This isn't about what the church wants from you, it's about what it looks like to hold what you have with an open hand. This week, we ask one simple question: what do you have that someone else needs? Support the show

A trained paramedic can't stand back and watch someone in need. Neither can a Christian. This week in Habits of a Christian, we dig into what it means to serve others, not as an extra assignment for advanced believers, but as the natural overflow of a life following Jesus. The question isn't whether you'll serve. It's how big a serve God is calling you to. Support the show

You were never meant to walk with God alone. This week in Habits of a Christian, we look at why gathering with other believers: in church, in small groups, in real relationships; isn't optional for a thriving faith. If you've been drifting from community, this message will show you why it matters more than you think. Support the show

What does it look like to actually seek God, not just believe in Him, but pursue Him? This week we open Habits of a Christian by looking at the habit every other habit depends on: seeking God through prayer, His Word, worship, and honesty before Him. If your relationship with God has gone quiet lately, this is where it starts again. Support the show

We close Renew in Me where David ends Psalm 51, not with a triumphant performance, but with a broken and contrite heart laid open before God. This week we discover why humility is the only sacrifice God never refuses, why David's repentance doesn't stop at his own soul but expands to pray for an entire city, and what it looks like when personal renewal becomes communal revival. Support the show

What happens after forgiveness? This week in Renew in Me, we follow David from confession to commission. By verse 10, something shifts, David stops mourning what he did and starts asking for something new. A clean heart. A renewed spirit. And then, remarkably, a platform to tell others what God has done. Real renewal doesn't stay private. It opens your mouth. Support the show

What if God's forgiveness didn't just reduce the stain, it erased it entirely? This week in Renew in Me, we walk through David's stunning request to be washed whiter than snow. Not a partial fix. Not a covered-over record. Complete transformation. And we ask the question that keeps so many believers stuck: if God has forgiven you, why won't you forgive yourself? Support the show