
Part 2: Still By the Sea
Most of us are wired for action. One of the mantras of our modern, frantic culture is, “Don’t just stand there. Do something.” But what if our addiction to action actually feeds our fear and weakens our faith? In Exodus

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Most of us are wired for action. One of the mantras of our modern, frantic culture is, “Don’t just stand there. Do something.” But what if our addiction to action actually feeds our fear and weakens our faith? In Exodus

Have you ever been in a place where you felt alone, helpless, or forgotten? Have you ever wondered if God had stepped away just when life was coming apart? In Exodus 1–2, Moses’ mother places him in the Nile — the very r

Many of us pray, “God, what do You want me to do?” when maybe the deeper prayer should be, “God, who do You want me to become?” In Romans, Paul reminds us that the will of God is not merely a path to discover, but a pers

Listen in on the culmination of this two-week series about what type of church God calls us to be.

Between the three archetypes of churches, these two are not what you are wanting to be! Listen in this week as Pastor Scott W. clues us in on how to identify if we are either caretakers or undertakers and how to avoid th

Have you ever been given a job to do, but you didn’t have the strength to do it? At work, at school, in life in general that’s a tough reality to face. But it’s not new. In the book of Acts, we see that Jesus gave His fo

Tune in as Pastor Lisa imparts wisdom on the significance of humility in prayer and the ultimate goal of repentance. Through our actions, we have the opportunity to set an example for the world and inspire them to follow

When Jesus rose from the grave, He didn’t just give His followers hope to hold onto — He gave them a mission to carry. In the final message of our Collision series, we’ll look at the resurrected Jesus’ command to “go and

In Mark 5, two desperate stories collide with Jesus: a father pleading for his dying daughter and a woman who has suffered for twelve long years. Both are reaching for hope, both are facing situations that seem beyond re

In Luke 7, we meet a woman defined by her past and weighed down by shame—but Jesus meets her with grace, forgiveness, and peace. This powerful message reminds us that Jesus doesn’t ignore our past; He deals with it. At t

On Easter morning, what looked like the end became the beginning. The cross appeared to signal defeat, the sealed tomb seemed to silence hope, and Saturday felt like God had lost. But early on the first day of the week,

From the very beginning, God built a rhythm into life: six days of work followed by one day of rest. In the creation story, God sets apart the seventh day as something special—a day meant to restore life rather than drai

Sabbath is God’s design and practicing it requires trust. But trust is never theoretical—it shows up in the most tangible areas of our lives. For many of us, the clearest indicator of what we trust is how we handle our r

We say we want rest—but we don’t trust it. Deep down, we believe everything depends on us. Our schedules, our success, even our security. Sabbath challenges that belief. It teaches us that we are not the savior of our ow

Sabbath. For many of us, it feels outdated, restrictive, or irrelevant—just another rule about stopping work. Some see it as a reward for productivity; others assume it’s boring and impractical in a nonstop world. But wh

In a world where love is often reduced to emotion or feeling, this message reminds us that real love begins with God Himself. Scripture tells us that God is love, that He showed that love by giving His Son for us, and th

One of the toughest realities we face about love is that sometimes love is hard—but we still have to choose it. Jesus challenges the excuses we use to limit love and he pushes us beyond what’s comfortable, familiar, or c

Whether we realize it or not, when we love those on the margins, we are loving Jesus. In Matthew 25, Jesus reminds us that he intentionally identifies Himself the “least of these” and He tells us plainly, “Whatever you d

Love is more than a feeling—it is a choice to live like Jesus. Scripture shows us that biblical love is not driven by emotion or convenience, but by a deliberate decision to reflect the character of Christ in the way we

Spiritual maturity isn’t measured by how much we know, but by how much we love. This final message calls us to follow Jesus by serving others with humility and compassion. When we serve, our faith becomes active, our hea
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