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Life is God’s idea, and every person bears His image. In this message from our This Is Faith series, we explore the biblical foundation for the value of human life, including life in the womb, and the responsibility God has given us to nurture and protect it. Beginning in Genesis, we discover that our worth comes from God before we accomplish anything or our future becomes visible. As we address abortion through the lens of Scripture, we are challenged to put our faith into action by protecting children, standing beside mothers, calling fathers to responsibility, and supporting families with practical love that continues beyond birth. For anyone carrying grief, regret, or shame, this message also points to the forgiveness, healing, and restoration available in Jesus Christ. Let our words defend life, our hands sustain life, and our homes welcome life. In this message from our This Is Faith series, we explore how genuine faith responds to God's Word through obedience, courage, and perseverance. Through James 2 and Hebrews 11, we discover that faith doesn't require us to see the entire path before taking the next step. What happens when God calls us to move before we see the outcome? How do we remain faithful when His promises take longer than expected? Faith isn't proven by what we say we believe, but by what we're willing to do because we believe it. Join us as we discover what it means to trust God enough to take the next step.

Faith is more than what we say we believe. Living faith moves. In this message from our This Is Faith series, we explore how genuine faith responds to God's Word through obedience, courage, and perseverance. Through James 2 and Hebrews 11, we discover that faith doesn't require us to see the entire path before taking the next step. What happens when God calls us to move before we see the outcome? How do we remain faithful when His promises take longer than expected? Faith isn't proven by what we say we believe, but by what we're willing to do because we believe it. Join us as we discover what it means to trust God enough to take the next step.

Every day, different voices compete for our attention, but which voice is shaping our faith? Through Romans 10:17 and Mark 4:35–41, we discover that faith grows when God's voice becomes greater than the voice of our circumstances. Storms may come, but they cannot change what God has spoken. This message challenges us to stop interpreting God through our storms and start seeing our storms through the truth of His Word and the presence of Jesus.

Faith changes the way we see what God has placed in our hands. In this message, we discover how faith recognizes God as our Source, releases the seed, trusts Him through the process, and expects a harvest with purpose. God’s provision is not only meant to come to us. He desires to work through us for the good of others and for His glory.

What do you do when God’s promise takes longer than expected? The disciples waited, prayed, stayed united, and trusted what Jesus had spoken until the Holy Spirit filled the room. Discover how spiritual hunger keeps seeking, keeps believing, and turns waiting into MOMENTUM.

In Mark 5, a woman who had suffered for twelve years refused to let pain, disappointment, shame, or the crowd keep her from reaching Jesus. Her story reminds us that spiritual hunger keeps reaching, even when nothing else has worked. One moment with Jesus can heal, restore, and redefine what

What if the struggle you’ve been trying to escape is the very place God wants to transform you? Through Jacob’s wrestling encounter with God, we discover a spiritual hunger that refuses to settle for information and longs for transformation. When striving becomes surrender and wrestling becomes clinging, we can encounter God in ways that change our identity, our dependence, and the way we walk forward.

Spiritual momentum begins with faith. In this message, we discover what it means to be people who refuse to shrink back, boldly draw near to God, and stand confidently in the grace Jesus has provided. The door is open, the invitation has been given, and faith calls us forward. Step into more.

The pursuit of God is not the path to something greater—it is the discovery that there is nothing greater. Through the story of Moses in Exodus 33, we discover that God’s presence is better than His promises; His presence is what distinguishes His people, and a true encounter with Him only makes us hungry for more. The cry of the pursuer remains: “Lord, show me Your glory.”

In “What Has Your Attention?”, we journey through the story of Gideon and discover how easily distractions can become altars in our lives. God invites us to seek His face continually, allowing His presence to reveal our true identity, expose what is competing for our hearts, and reclaim the spaces that belong to Him.

In Show Me Your Glory, we discover that the greatest gift God gives us isn’t what He places in our hands. It’s Himself. Through Moses’ cry in Exodus 33, we’re challenged to desire God’s presence above His promises, His blessings, and even our own success. The pursuit of God isn’t the path to something greater. It’s the discovery that there is nothing greater than Jesus.

What if praying “in Jesus’ name” isn’t just a phrase we say, but a place we live? In this powerful message, discover why Jesus gives us the command to abide before He gives us the promise to ask. As we remain in His presence, His heart begins to shape ours, transforming our desires and aligning our prayers with the purposes of Heaven. God doesn’t just want to answer your prayers. He wants to transform the person who is praying. Before the promise comes the place: Abide in Me.

What comes first in your life shapes everything else. In this message, Pastor Paul David Guidry explores Jesus' powerful words in Matthew 6:25–34, revealing that peace, purpose, and freedom begin when we seek God's Kingdom above everything else. Discover how placing Christ on the throne of your heart brings every area of life into its proper place.

What if the greatest thing you're truly longing for is the presence of God? In the opening message of Summer Pursuit, Pastor Paul David Guidry unpacks Psalm 27:8 and God's invitation to "seek My face." Discover how holy hunger begins with God's pursuit of us, why our deepest desires shape the course of our lives, and what it means to become a lifelong pursuer of Jesus. This message will challenge you to move beyond routine faith and respond to God's invitation with a heart that declares, "Your face, Lord, I will seek."

What do you do when you've sought God's presence, listened for His voice, surrendered your burdens—and life is still hard? In the final message of the Pursuit: The Prescription for the Weary Soul series, we discover that God's answer isn't always the removal of our struggles, but the gift of His sustaining grace. Through 2 Corinthians 12:7–10, we'll see that Christ's power is made perfect in our weakness and that weary souls find true rest when they discover that His grace is sufficient and Christ is enough.