Sermons

A new season requires a next step. Your next step requires a new mindset. Let’s build a “bounce-back mentality” where we focus on God, replace negative perspectives with positive ones, and align with God’s plan for our lives so we are ready for every next step.

The crowd isn’t always correct or headed in the right direction. As Christians, we are called to pursue holiness – to be separate and act differently than the world does. To experience greater levels of the Christian life that God has for us, we have to do something different than the rest of the crowd.

Only a God-given vision can fulfill you, because only God knows why He made you. We must focus on our relationship with God to find vision.

When a crowd comes together, great things can happen. For a crowd to come together, though, we need to strive for unity with others. In this first message of this series, we look at the early church and how they were reminded be unified against one enemy, as one neighbor, and working with one purpose.

Unfinished feels exhausting. There’s always something more to fix, to do, to change. This Easter, as we remember Jesus’s crucifixion, take heart and remember His words: “It is finished.”

The moments on Sunday don’t last for the week. If you want to change your week, change your perspective on Sunday.

We’ve all got a “there;” a place or thing we want to get to. We make plans of how to get from “here” to “there,” but God does things differently than we do. His plan might be longer and take more time than what we want, but we can also extend that journey with our own disobedience.

Do you have a flexible faith? When we’re flexible with our faith, we will be at peace with God, make the most of every opportunity, and prioritize our purpose in whatever situation or circumstance we find ourselves in. Even in a season of being “scattered” and surrounded by chaos, God can and will work in us and our lives.

A lot of the questions we ask stem from a place of insecurity. Am I enough? Where do I belong? What am I here to do? We exaggerate and use our insecurities as excuses to avoid what God has asked us to do, but God wants to be our confidence, strength, and the answer to all our questions.