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In a world of endless notifications, hurried thoughts, and heavy demands—can you still hear the Shepherd calling your name? This message explores how to hear God in the noise of modern life. Through the calling of Samuel, Graydon Scholtz invites us to slow down, quiet the storms within, and rediscover the unforced rhythms of grace found in Jesus. Whether you’re longing for direction, exhausted by busyness, or simply hungry to know God more deeply, this is an invitation to move beyond a transactional faith into a real relationship with the One who still speaks. It’s not just about finding a quiet moment—it’s about becoming a person who recognizes His voice: through Scripture, solitude, silence, community, service, and worship. The noise may be loud, but there is a voice above it all—and He is calling you by name. Scriptures:1 Samuel 3:1–10; Matthew 11:28–30; Romans 12:2; Galatians 5:25; John 10:1–5 Connect with us: Website: https://lincchurch.com/hilton-campus/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/linc_hilton

Why are you so tired—really? Beneath the busyness, the striving, and the scrolling, could your soul be longing to sit again at the feet of Jesus? This message explores the deeper exhaustion that sleep, success, and striving cannot fix. Through the story of Mary and Martha, Cath Slevin invites us to recognise the distractions that drain us—fear, discouragement, unhealthy narratives, and the slow drift from God’s presence—and to return to the one thing that is necessary. Whether you’re feeling frazzled, checked out, stretched thin, or bone tired, this is an invitation to stop striving from your own strength and receive the mercy, clarity, grace, and rest found in Jesus. It’s not just about doing less; it’s about drawing near to the true Source of life. There is always an invitation to turn, come close, and sit simply with Him. His Word is living. His presence is enough. And His grace meets you right where you need it most. Scriptures: Luke 10:38–42; Hebrews 2:1; Hebrews 4:9–16; Matthew 4:1–11; James 3:4–6; Matthew 6:33 Connect with us: Website: https://lincchurch.com/hilton-campus/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/linc_hilton

What do you do when anxiety feels like an army surrounding your mind? When your heart is racing, your thoughts are loud, and you don’t know what to do next—will you let Jesus carry what you were never meant to hold alone? This message explores the invitation to cast every anxiety on the God who deeply cares for you. Through the story of Jehoshaphat and the promise of God’s presence, Jean Gerber reminds us that anxiety is not a sign of failure—it can become a signal to turn, surrender, worship, and fix our eyes on Jesus. Whether you’re navigating transition, comparison, past pain, parenting pressures, or uncertainty about the future, this is an invitation to release the white-knuckled grip of control and receive peace, rest, and strength from your Father in heaven. It’s not just about surviving the turbulence—it’s about discovering who you are seated next to. The battle may be real, but it is not yours to fight alone. Scriptures:1 Peter 5:6–7; 2 Chronicles 20:2–30; Colossians 1:17; Matthew 11:28–30; 1 Corinthians 8:1 Connect with us: Website: https://lincchurch.com/hilton-campus/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/linc_hilton

What do you do when heaven feels silent and the prayer in your heart seems buried beneath delay? What if God’s silence is not His absence—but an invitation to see Jesus more clearly? This message explores the ache behind the question, “Why hasn’t God answered my prayers?” Through the story of Lazarus, Jarrod Eder reminds us that Jesus is not indifferent to our pain—He weeps with us, walks with us, and meets us in the places where hope feels delayed. Whether you’re longing for healing, breakthrough, clarity, restoration, or the strength to keep believing, this is an invitation to look beyond the moment and encounter the Person: Jesus, the resurrection and the life. It’s not just about getting the answer we want—it’s about learning to remain faithful, surrendering to God’s will, and discovering that even in the waiting, Jesus is near. There is still breath. There is still hope. And where Jesus enters, grave clothes do not get the final word. Scriptures:John 11:1–44; Romans 8:18–22; John 16:33; John 7:1–9; John 2:1–11; Hebrews 12:2 Connect with us: Website: https://lincchurch.com/hilton-campus/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/linc_hilton

Can you trust God with a future you cannot see? When the winds are loud and the way forward feels uncertain, Jesus is still coming toward you. This message explores the deeper question beneath every “what if” and “what now”: Can I trust God with my future? Journey through Peter’s storm, his step of faith, his sinking, and the immediate mercy of Jesus. Whether you’re longing for peace in the unknown, clarity in a decision, hope for your family, or the courage to surrender what you cannot control, this is an invitation to look again at Jesus. It’s not just about finding confidence for tomorrow—it’s about encountering the One who is already Lord over it. Your faith may waver, but your Saviour does not. He is Lord, He is good, and He is with you. Scriptures:Matthew 8:23–27; Matthew 14:13–33; Matthew 28:16–20; Job 9:8; Psalm 77:19; Matthew 1:21; Matthew 27:54 Connect with us: Website: https://lincchurch.com/hilton-campus/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/linc_hilton

Are you standing at the edge of God’s promise, holding the title deed but hesitant to take the land? It’s time to leave survival behind and step into the inheritance Jesus has already secured for you. This message explores what it means to occupy your inheritance—not someday in heaven, but here and now, in the ordinary places of your life. Through Joshua’s call to cross the Jordan, Mark Slevin invites us to trade wilderness mindsets for promised-land faith: clarity instead of confusion, conviction instead of compromise, and calm instead of fear. Whether you’re longing for breakthrough, courage, peace, or a fresh awareness of what God has placed in your hands, this is a call to stop merely admiring the promise and begin walking in it. It’s not just about receiving grace—it’s about becoming a faithful steward of all Jesus has made available to you. Joshua 1:10–18; Hebrews 11:1; Romans 8:37; 2 Timothy 1:7; Romans 12:2; Romans 8:14–17; John 14:27; 2 Corinthians 5:17; Colossians 1:27 Connect with us: Website: https://lincchurch.com/hilton-campus/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/linc_hilton

Are you tired of wilderness thinking in a promised-land life? What if the wall in front of you is not the end of your story—but an invitation to trust the God who walks with you through it? Living in the Promise is a faith-filled invitation to step out of survival mode and into the spiritual inheritance Jesus has made available to you. This message explores what it means to flip your mind, fix your eyes on God, and trade fear-filled striving for grace-filled standing. Whether you’re longing for courage in a battle, clarity for your future, or strength for the burden you carry, be reminded: God has not called you to face life alone. It’s not just about getting through the wilderness—it’s about living from the promise, with His presence leading every step. Scriptures:Joshua 1:1–11; Joshua 3:1–17; Genesis 12:2; John 4:1–42; John 13:1–17; Luke 19:1–10; John 8:1–11; Romans 12:2; Acts 20:35; Romans 10:9 Connect with us: Website: https://lincchurch.com/hilton-campus/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/linc_hilton

What if your life is meant to be mobile, but your faith immovable? What if the ground beneath you feels shaky—but the God holding you is steadfast? This message explores Abraham’s rhythm of a temporary tent and a timeless altar: living with open hands in a changing world while building a life of worship on the unchanging faithfulness of God. Whether you’re longing for hope in a hard season, courage to take your next step, or grace to return after compromise, this is an invitation to pitch your tent in the land of promise, build an altar of faith, and trust Jesus again. It’s not just about surviving the journey—it’s about living with purpose, presence, and a faith that leaves a legacy. Genesis 12:1–20; Luke 1:37; Deuteronomy 33:27; Galatians 3:29 Connect with us: Website: https://lincchurch.com/hilton-campus/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/linc_hilton

What if the next step in your calling isn’t waiting for you to have it all figured out—but simply asking you to follow Jesus? You are commissioned for more than the sidelines. In Commissioned & Committed, Jarrod Eder calls us back to the heart of discipleship: knowing Jesus deeply, walking with Him daily, and allowing His Spirit to flow through every part of our lives. This message explores what it means to move from spectators to pioneers—to be people who don’t merely dream about a changed world, but faithfully help build it. Whether you’re longing for fresh purpose, courage in your everyday, clarity for your family or business, or a deeper encounter with Jesus, this is an invitation to come to the well and drink. It’s not just about doing more for God; it’s about becoming more like Jesus. You don’t have to work it all out—you can walk it out, led by the Holy Spirit who comes alongside you. Scriptures: Luke 9:51–52; Hebrews 12:1–3; Matthew 28:18–20; Ephesians 2:19–22; John 7:37–38; Acts 1:8; John 3:16 Connect with us: Website: https://lincchurch.com/hilton-campus/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/linc_hilton

What if the life you’ve been waiting for is waiting on your next step of faith? What if God is calling you beyond comfort, fear, and inherited limits into something more? In Look What We Have, Mark Slevin explores the pioneer faith of Abraham—and the invitation for every believer to stop shrinking back and start moving forward. Whether you’re longing for clarity, carrying the weight of your past, wrestling with forgiveness, or wondering what’s on the other side of your obedience, this message is a reminder: you are blessed to be a blessing. It’s not just about having bigger dreams or working harder. It’s about recognising what we already have in Christ—faith, salvation, grace, freedom, and the presence of God—and taking one courageous step at a time. Your history may explain where you started, but it does not have the authority to dictate where you finish. Jesus does. Scriptures: Genesis 11:27–32; Genesis 12:1–9; Galatians 3:29; Hebrews 10:39; Luke 1:37; Colossians 1:27 Connect with us: Website: https://lincchurch.com/hilton-campus/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/linc_hilton

Connect with us: Website: https://lincchurch.com/hilton-campus/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/linc_hilton

What if the walls you built to protect your heart are the very ones keeping you from healing? What if guarding your heart doesn’t mean shutting people out—but letting God in? This message explores the quiet caves we retreat to when life wounds us—burnout, bruises, brokenness, and betrayal—and the gentle invitation of God to step back into the light. With honesty and depth, it speaks to the vows we’ve made, the defenses we’ve formed, and the thoughts we’ve believed. Whether you're longing for healing, wrestling with trust, or tired of carrying the weight alone, this isn’t just about understanding your heart—it’s about encountering the One who restores it. It’s a call to move from survival to surrender, from guarded living to Spirit-led freedom. Scriptures:1 Kings 19:9–10; Proverbs 4:23; 2 Corinthians 10:4–5; Psalm 42:5; 2 Thessalonians 3:8–13; Luke 4:38–43; Matthew 12:20; Isaiah 61:1; Luke 4:18; Psalm 41:9; Micah 7:5–7; John 2:24–25; Matthew 26:36–46 Connect with us: Website: https://lincchurch.com/hilton-campus/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/linc_hilton

What if your greatest victories are waiting in the very valleys you’ve been trying to escape?What if God is calling you powerful… right where you feel hidden? This message explores the story of Gideon—an unlikely hero հանդիպing a faithful God in the middle of fear, scarcity, and doubt. It’s an invitation to rediscover who you are when God speaks over your life, not when circumstances define you. Whether you're longing for fresh courage, weary from silent battles, or wondering where God is in your current valley, this word gently awakens faith again. It’s not just about winning battles—it’s about learning how to worship in the waiting, to trust in the breaking, and to see that God’s strength meets you most powerfully in your weakness. Scriptures: Judges 6:11–24; Judges 7:1–22; 2 Corinthians 4:7 Connect with us: Website: https://lincchurch.com/hilton-campus/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/linc_hilton

What are you hiding beneath the surface—and what is it quietly shaping within you? What if the very places we bury are the places God longs to bring back to life? This message explores the hidden spaces of our hearts through the raw and confronting story of Tamar. With honesty and grace, it uncovers the danger of what we ignore, suppress, or excuse—and the stench it can leave behind. Yet this isn’t just about brokenness; it’s an invitation into restoration. Whether you're carrying pain caused by others or the weight of your own mistakes, this message gently calls you out of silence and into the healing light of Jesus. It’s not just about what lies beneath—it’s about what God can redeem, restore, and reveal when we let Him in. Connect with us: Website: https://lincchurch.com/hilton-campus/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/linc_hilton

What has your attention—and where are your eyes when life doesn’t make sense? In the middle of uncertainty, could it be that your breakthrough begins with where you choose to look? This message explores the quiet power of fixing our gaze on Jesus when we don’t have answers. Through the story of Jehoshaphat, we’re invited into a faith that’s honest about fear yet anchored in God’s character. Whether you’re longing for clarity, carrying questions, or standing in the tension of the unknown, this is an invitation to lift your eyes, fix your focus, and keep your heart steady in His presence. It’s not just about surviving the battle—it’s about encountering the One who has already overcome. 2 Chronicles 17; 2 Chronicles 20:1–24; Psalm 27:4; Psalm 121:1–4; Hebrews 12:2 Connect with us: Website: https://lincchurch.com/hilton-campus/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/linc_hilton