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If you wait for perfect conditions, you may never sow. This week on One More Thing, we talk about being faithful with what God has put in your hand, taking the step of obedience, and trusting Him with the harvest.

In Hebrews 7, we see Abraham honor God by giving a tenth. In this message, we look at what Scripture teaches about generosity, sowing and reaping, and trusting God with what He’s placed in our hands.

Each week on One More Thing, we take a few minutes to go a little deeper on one thought from Sunday’s message. This week, we unpack Hebrews 6 and what it means that our hope goes “behind the curtain” — anchored in the presence of God, where Jesus has already gone before us.

Do You Trust Jesus? by Velocity Church

One More Thing is a short weekly podcast from Velocity Church where one of our pastors takes the conversation from Sunday one step further—unpacking a thought from the message and connecting it to everyday life. In this episode, we look at Hebrews 4 and what it means to “labor to enter into rest.” How do we handle what’s in our hands while trusting God with what’s outside of our control?

Worry often reveals our struggle to trust God. Hebrews 3 and 4 warn us about unbelief and call us to trust God, believe His promises, and enter His rest.

In Hebrews 2, we’re warned not to drift away from the Truth we’ve heard. In this episode, we explore what spiritual drifting looks like, why it happens, and how we can stay anchored in Christ.

The book of Hebrews begins by pointing us to the supremacy of Jesus. God has spoken through His Son, who is the exact representation of His nature, the Creator and sustainer of all things, and the One who is seated at the right hand of the Father. In this message from Hebrews 1, we look at who Jesus is and why He is greater than the prophets, greater than the angels, and worthy of our complete trust and worship.

This week, we look at Judas and Peter. Two men. Two very different walks with Jesus. Only one of these two men called Him Lord. Only one of these two men called Him the Messiah. Only one of these two men was covered by the Blood in the end. The question is whether we have truly made Jesus our Lord and surrendered our lives to Him. This sermon explores the difference between those who were never truly saved and those who belong to Christ.

In Mark 5, Jesus steps into enemy territory and confronts a man bound by darkness. What happens next reveals His authority over demons, despair, and death itself. From the tombs to the light, this is the transforming power of Christ.

In Mark 1:1–8, we see that the good news of Jesus begins with repentance and conviction. Before grace is received, hearts must be prepared. This message explores how God uses repentance to wake us up, soften our hearts, and make room for Christ to work in us.

Recorded from home due to weather conditions on Sunday morning, this sit-down conversation takes an honest look at how the voices we allow into our lives shape our faith, our peace, and our perspective.

Complaining can quietly shape our hearts and limit our joy. In this message from the Fresh Start series, we explore how gratitude is a decision, why complaining isn’t the language of heaven, and how choosing thankfulness leads to a renewed perspective and a fresh start.

In this message, we explore how prayer and fasting confront the flesh, expose unbelief, and challenge double-mindedness. Learn how denying the flesh creates space for the Spirit and leads to a focused, faith-filled life.

A fresh start requires surrender. This message from 1 Kings 19 looks at Elisha’s response to God’s call and the power of letting go to move forward.