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Week three in Esther, and Pastor Abbie gave the series its verbs. Placed, present, positioned. By chapter five Esther has been in the palace five years. Not five days. Some of us are standing somewhere we did not choose,
Week two in Esther, and Pastor Abbie went straight at the verse everyone quotes. Who knows but that you have come to your royal position for such a time as this. It is a beautiful verse. It gets tricky the moment we deci
We opened a new series in Esther, and Pastor Abbie started where most of us live. What was I made for? Billie Eilish put it in a song and the whole world sang it back. Kelly Clarkson wrote that people wait a lifetime for
In the final week of James, Pastor Abbie brought us to James 5:13-20, the passage her Bible titles the Prayer of Faith. Happy? Sing. Hurting? Pray. Sick? Call the elders and be anointed with oil. James removes every excu
James 5:7-12 reads like a string of familiar words. Patience. Perseverance. Suffering. The prophets. Job. Pastor Abbie walked us through it verse by verse, and the message underneath the vocabulary is one sentence. Life
James 5 opens with a hard word. Now listen, you rich people. Weep and wail. Your wealth has rotted. The wages you failed to pay the workers who mowed your fields are crying out against you. It reads like a tonal break fr
You are a mist. James does not ease into the back half of chapter 4. He looks at our five-year plans, our savings accounts, our carefully mapped futures, and he says it plainly. You do not even know what will happen tomo
James doesn’t open chapter 4 by pointing at your enemies. He points at you. What causes the fights? The quarrels? The resentment that won’t leave? James says it starts with the desires battling within you. Not your cowor
Pastor Abbie was on a staff retreat in Tennessee when a snake showed up on the balcony. She ran inside and jumped on the couch. Then she watched a teammate calmly lift the snake onto a broomstick and carry it off into th
A few years ago, a stranger fell onto the train tracks in Minneapolis. Pastor Abbie remembers watching the moment unfold. Her friend looked away. She herself ran toward the train with her arms in the air, praying out lou
We drift toward what is familiar. We sit with the people we know. Order from the part of the menu we trust. Walk past the ones who feel uncomfortable to be near. James writes to a scattered church and names this drift fo
You can hear a message and still walk out unchanged. James knows this. He writes to scattered believers who are listening well and living sideways. And he hands them a mirror. Do not just look at yourself and walk away,
You signed up for something hard. And now the morning comes and every part of you wants to stay in bed. To avoid it. To draft the email that says you are not coming. James opens his letter with words that hit like a cold
Palm Sunday. Jesus rides into the city on a donkey while the crowds wave palm branches and shout Hosanna — save us now. They expected a warrior king. They wanted someone to overthrow Rome. And Jesus came low, humble, rid
You are surrounded. The threat is real. Every solution you can think of falls short. And the people who should be helping are telling you to give up. Hezekiah faced this exact moment. The most powerful empire in the anci
You planted the seeds. You did the work. You showed up. And still, nothing seems to be growing. That space between planting and harvest is one of the hardest places to live. Isaiah paints a picture of ancient farmers who
Plans unravel. Anxiety creeps in. We reach for control, achievement, distraction, anything to feel steady. But what if stability was never ours to build? In this week's message, Pastor Abbie Sawczak walks us through Isai
We all complain. About traffic, bad food, smoke alarms placed way too close to the stove. But what if our complaints are actually an invitation to something deeper? In this first message of our Lent series through the bo
What if fasting is about more than just skipping a meal? In this message, Pastor Abbie Sawczak walks us through Matthew 4 one more time as New Culture Church prepares to enter the season of Lent together. She unpacks how
What happens when you stop reaching for what's comfortable and start paying attention to what you actually hunger for? In week two of our series on fasting, Nathan Hanna gets honest about his own experience, the surprisi
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