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Discover a deeper purpose and a real connection with God. Compass Church in Bloomington-Normal, IL is a place where spiritual explorers can learn how to live like Jesus lived, think like he thought, and do what he taught. These weekly messages are designed to help you navigate life with faith, purpose, and clarity wherever you are in your journey.https://compassbn.com

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What Should We Vote For?

2026/10/25

How should Christians vote according to Jesus? When faith and politics collide, the answers aren't always as simple as we'd like. Which Christian values should influence our political choices? What should we expect from the people we elect? And how do we know whether our faith is shaping our politics or the other way around?

What Shouldn’t We Vote For?

2026/10/18

Why do Christians vote the way they do? Our political choices reflect what we believe, but what happens when those beliefs collide with what Jesus taught about power? Explore the questions behind Christian voting, the limits of government, and why faith and politics get complicated when we expect elections to accomplish more than they can.

Does an Ordinary Life Matter to God?

2026/10/11

Does an ordinary life matter to God? Acts 9 pauses around people most of us would barely notice. Their stories feel surprisingly familiar if you’ve ever wondered whether God notices people who don’t stand out, especially when your limits keep showing up and what you have feels small. What if ordinary and unimportant aren’t the same thing?

Will We Work with God?

2026/10/04

God can work in people whose past, personality, or pace makes us uncomfortable. But will we cooperate? When the disciples feared Paul, Barnabas helped them see what God was doing in him. This message explores how we recognize change, make room for growth, and help others become who God is calling them to be, even when we still have questions.

God Can Work With Fallen People

2026/09/27

Paul persecuted Christians. The harm he caused was real, and people had reason to fear him. Yet God still worked through him. What does Paul’s story mean for people carrying regret today? Can someone who has made a serious mess of things change and still have a future? This message explores what it means to believe God can work with fallen people.

Was the Bible Changed Over Time?

2026/09/20

Was the Bible changed over time? Ancient copies don’t agree on every word, the original manuscripts no longer exist, and the text passed through thousands of human hands. So how can we know whether the Bible we read reflects what its authors wrote? Explore the evidence behind one of Christianity’s most important questions.

When People Are Dangerous

2026/09/13

Some people are genuinely unsafe, and easy answers rarely help. How should Christians respond to dangerous people who have already caused harm? Explore the tension between forgiveness, trust, prayer, boundaries, courage, and safety, and what following Jesus can look like when grace and protection seem to pull in opposite directions.

Sincerely Wrong

2026/09/06

Can Christians be completely sincere about God and still be wrong about Jesus? Saul knew Scripture, respected religious authority, and believed opposing Jesus was what God wanted. His encounter in Acts 9 raises a difficult question for skeptics and lifelong Christians alike: Have we seen Jesus as he is, or only as he has been represented to us?

Is There Room For Me?

2026/08/30

What does the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8 reveal about belonging, exclusion, and finding room with God? Explore a story for anyone who feels outside.

The Parts of You That Won’t Change

2026/08/23

Why do we keep falling into the same patterns even when we genuinely want to change? Simon’s story in Acts 8 raises some uncomfortable questions about the things going on beneath our behavior, the habits we barely notice anymore, and what happens when following Jesus starts bringing those parts of us into the light.

Can I Question My Faith Without Losing It?

2026/08/16

What happens when the faith you were handed starts raising questions you can’t ignore? Doubt, church hurt, the Bible, certainty, and the fear of losing faith can leave you wondering what still holds up. Explore what it can mean to question your faith honestly, stay curious, and consider what rebuilding could look like with Jesus at the center.

Healing the Divide Between Us

2026/08/09

Broken relationships can leave questions that follow us for years. Explore reconciliation, forgiveness, trust, boundaries, and the complicated space that exists between people who have been hurt. Through the story of Philip and Samaria, discover why the way Jesus meets us inside relational division still matters today.

When God’s Good Looks Bad

2026/08/02

What does Romans 8:28 mean when life falls apart and nothing feels good? Can suffering, loss, doubt, and anger exist alongside God’s promise to work everything for good? Explore the tension between the life we hoped for and the person we may be becoming when our plans collapse. What if the part of your story that looks ruined isn’t beyond God’s reach?

Stop Bracing for the Worst

2026/07/19

Why is it so difficult to relax, even when nothing is wrong? We often brace for difficult conversations, uncertain outcomes, and problems that may never come. In this message we explore whether peace is possible when life is chaotic and what Jesus offers to people who are overwhelmed, exhausted, and carrying too much.

What If Things Get Worse?

2026/07/12

What if things get worse? Some of the hardest moments in life are the ones where you can't see how things will turn out. Fear and uncertainty can make the worst possibilities feel inevitable. The story of Stephen in Acts 7 raises a surprising question: What did he see in the worst moment of his life that allowed him to face it differently?