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When God finally responds to Job, He doesn't explain the suffering. Instead, he gives Job a vision of his power and supreme authority over everything.Through rhetorical questions and the untamable images of Behemoth and Leviathan, God confronts Job's limited view and dismantles the idea that He can be controlled, predicted, or judged by human standards. This message explores how God's power, presence, justice, and grace point forward to Jesus. He is the one who embodies God's authority over both visible power and unseen chaos.

When adversity strikes, we often ask, “Why?” But in Job's story, God doesn't offer an explanation. This message unpacks how God shifts our focus from ourselves to His greatness, inviting us to trust His wisdom, power, and purpose. It teaches us that we don't need to understand everything to trust the One who made everything.

When adversity hits, it often brings more questions than answers. In this message, we explore how Job's unanswered questions exposed his misunderstandings of God, and how a humble heart toward Him in the midst of hardship can lead to unexpected spiritual growth. Walking through adversity with humility allows God to shape your view of him and prepare you for His kingdom.

Adversity exposes who we blame.

In Part 2 of Awakened By Adversity, we take a closer look at Job's suffering—not as a detour, but as part of God's larger story. Job's faith under pressure exposes Satan's lie that people only trust God for the blessings they receive. His endurance becomes a living display of God's wisdom, echoing beyond this life into the unseen spiritual realm.  When you trust God in the middle of pain, your story becomes part of the evidence that silences the enemy and lifts up the name of Jesus.

Most people think the book of Job is just about enduring suffering and hoping God restores what was lost. But what if we've misunderstood it? In this message, we reframe Job's story—not as a self-help manual for hard times, but as a signpost pointing to Jesus. Job reveals deep spiritual truths about suffering, the need for a mediator, and the cosmic battle behind adversity. The real blessing isn't just restoration but a deeper revelation of who God is.

This Easter message explains why Jesus's resurrection was absolutely necessary. Not just as a historical event but as the final step in God's unstoppable redemption plan. It walks through Matthew's account of the resurrection and highlights three powerful but unlikely witnesses who point to one unshakable truth that Jesus is alive. The resurrection isn't just proof of life after death. It's the release of our spiritual inheritance of eternal life, freedom from sin, and a restored relationship with God. And, it's a call to live with spiritual alertness, knowing that Jesus is coming again.

This Easter message explains why Jesus's resurrection was absolutely necessary. Not just as a historical event but as the final step in God's unstoppable redemption plan. It walks through Matthew's account of the resurrection and highlights three powerful but unlikely witnesses who point to one unshakable truth that Jesus is alive. The resurrection isn't just proof of life after death. It's the release of our spiritual inheritance of eternal life, freedom from sin, and a restored relationship with God. And, it's a call to live with spiritual alertness, knowing that Jesus is coming again.

What if the story of Esau isn't just about a bad trade over a bowl of stew but a warning for our time? In a world racing toward genetic upgrades and AI-enhanced life, we're being asked the same question: will you trade your God-given identity for something that won't last? This message is a call to hold on to what's sacred, to live out your spiritual birthright in Christ, and to step with confidence into God's unshakable kingdom.

What if the story of Esau isn't just about a bad trade over a bowl of stew but a warning for our time? In a world racing toward genetic upgrades and AI-enhanced life, we're being asked the same question: will you trade your God-given identity for something that won't last? This message is a call to hold on to what's sacred, to live out your spiritual birthright in Christ, and to step with confidence into God's unshakable kingdom.

Why did God intervene at the Tower of Babel? In this message, we uncover how human pride clashed with God's purpose and what that means for us today. From Noah's family to Babylon's defiance, scripture reveals how pride leads to downfall, but grace comes through Jesus who is the true bridge between heaven and earth. Discover how Babel connects to your life today, learn why pride is so destructive and how to resist it, and see how Jesus fulfills what the tower could never do.

Why did God intervene at the Tower of Babel? In this message, we uncover how human pride clashed with God's purpose and what that means for us today. From Noah's family to Babylon's defiance, scripture reveals how pride leads to downfall, but grace comes through Jesus who is the true bridge between heaven and earth. Discover how Babel connects to your life today, learn why pride is so destructive and how to resist it, and see how Jesus fulfills what the tower could never do.

God's plan has always been restoration, but first, there was judgment. The world in Genesis 6 was out of control. Violence, corruption, and people rejecting their Creator. So God hit reset with a flood. But even in judgment, He made a way to preserve life through Noah and his family just like Jesus is the way to salvation from sin and death. Sin still corrupts. Evil still tries to rule. But God is patient, ready to restore, and waiting for people to turn to Him.

God's plan has always been restoration, but first, there was judgment. The world in Genesis 6 was out of control. Violence, corruption, and people rejecting their Creator. So God hit reset with a flood. But even in judgment, He made a way to preserve life through Noah and his family just like Jesus is the way to salvation from sin and death. Sin still corrupts. Evil still tries to rule. But God is patient, ready to restore, and waiting for people to turn to Him.

Genesis 3 shows us how Satan's deception led to humanity's downfall, why God allowed it, and what that means for us today. Love isn't real without choice, and Satan knew exactly how to twist the truth to pull Adam and Eve away from God. But from the very beginning, God had a plan to not just fix what was broken but to completely restore what was lost. His plan of redemption is found in Jesus.

Genesis 3 shows us how Satan's deception led to humanity's downfall, why God allowed it, and what that means for us today. Love isn't real without choice, and Satan knew exactly how to twist the truth to pull Adam and Eve away from God. But from the very beginning, God had a plan to not just fix what was broken but to completely restore what was lost. His plan of redemption is found in Jesus.

God's design for men and women is one of those topics that requires a deeper look. In Genesis, God created order and abundance, but the enemy seeks to bring disorder and confusion—especially regarding gender, marriage, and purpose. In this message, we explore God's original intent for the roles of man and woman and how agency (the power to choose) shapes our obedience to God. If culture determines identity, it leads to disorder. But when we align with God's order, we experience His abundance.

God's design for men and women is one of those topics that requires a deeper look. In Genesis, God created order and abundance, but the enemy seeks to bring disorder and confusion—especially regarding gender, marriage, and purpose. In this message, we explore God's original intent for the roles of man and woman and how agency (the power to choose) shapes our obedience to God. If culture determines identity, it leads to disorder. But when we align with God's order, we experience His abundance.

God creates order in our lives so that it may be filled with abundance to fulfill the purpose God has for us. We see this pattern in the account of creation in Genesis where God remakes what is in formless and void. In the first three days of creation God creates order. In the next three days God fills the order of each those corresponding days with abundance. On day seven God rests and celebrates the fullness of creation.This pattern is evident in our relationship with God. As we follow the order God has for our lives, God fills it with the abundance of the life and nature of Christ. When Jesus calls us to follow Him, He is calling us to order our lives that we may be led and strengthened by His Holy Spirit. With His order in our lives He makes provision for us, and from our abundance we can be generous toward others.

God creates order in our lives so that it may be filled with abundance to fulfill the purpose God has for us. We see this pattern in the account of creation in Genesis where God remakes what is in formless and void. In the first three days of creation God creates order. In the next three days God fills the order of each those corresponding days with abundance. On day seven God rests and celebrates the fullness of creation.This pattern is evident in our relationship with God. As we follow the order God has for our lives, God fills it with the abundance of the life and nature of Christ. When Jesus calls us to follow Him, He is calling us to order our lives that we may be led and strengthened by His Holy Spirit. With His order in our lives He makes provision for us, and from our abundance we can be generous toward others.

Why did God create humankind? Genesis 1 records that God created humans in His image and gave them divine purpose and responsibility over His creation. In this message, we'll discover that despite Satan's attempt to corrupt it, God's supreme authority and plan of redemption remain unchanged. Through Christ, believers are restored to fulfill their God given design.

Why did God create humankind? Genesis 1 records that God created humans in His image and gave them divine purpose and responsibility over His creation. In this message, we'll discover that despite Satan's attempt to corrupt it, God's supreme authority and plan of redemption remain unchanged. Through Christ, believers are restored to fulfill their God given design.

This message explores the first verse of the Bible, Genesis 1:1, “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” We'll discover the overarching biblical narrative, focusing on God's plan for creation, humanity's role, the ongoing spiritual battle, and how Christ is at the center of it all. The creation account is not primarily a scientific explanation but a foundation for understanding God's intent for His creation.

This message explores the first verse of the Bible, Genesis 1:1, “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” We'll discover the overarching biblical narrative, focusing on God's plan for creation, humanity's role, the ongoing spiritual battle, and how Christ is at the center of it all. The creation account is not primarily a scientific explanation but a foundation for understanding God's intent for His creation.

Most people want to live with purpose, but few take the time to create a plan that aligns their life with God's kingdom. Jesus calls us to be good and faithful stewards—not just with our talents, but with our spiritual growth, finances, and good works. In this message, we'll explore how to seek God's divine guidance, make a plan, and take intentional steps so that, at the end of our lives, we can hear the words, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”

Most people want to live with purpose, but few take the time to create a plan that aligns their life with God's kingdom. Jesus calls us to be good and faithful stewards—not just with our talents, but with our spiritual growth, finances, and good works. In this message, we'll explore how to seek God's divine guidance, make a plan, and take intentional steps so that, at the end of our lives, we can hear the words, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”

Jesus made it pretty clear that at the end of the age, we won't be judged by how much we knew but by how well we loved. In this message, we'll learn that faith isn't about checking religious boxes; it's about who saw the hungry, the hurting, and the forgotten and did something about it. It's a way of seeing and serving people the way Jesus did. If we follow Him, we'll live like He matters, and that means every life matters to us too.

Jesus made it pretty clear that at the end of the age, we won't be judged by how much we knew but by how well we loved. In this message, we'll learn that faith isn't about checking religious boxes; it's about who saw the hungry, the hurting, and the forgotten and did something about it. It's a way of seeing and serving people the way Jesus did. If we follow Him, we'll live like He matters, and that means every life matters to us too.

Stewardship isn't about waiting for the perfect moment—it's about taking a step with what God has entrusted to you before the opportunity slips away. The third servant in Matthew 25 missed his chance because he mischaracterized the master, allowed fear to paralyze him, and ultimately wasted what he was given. Don't let fear or doubt hold you back. Trust God, step forward, and use what He's placed in your hands to make a difference!

Stewardship isn't about waiting for the perfect moment—it's about taking a step with what God has entrusted to you before the opportunity slips away. The third servant in Matthew 25 missed his chance because he mischaracterized the master, allowed fear to paralyze him, and ultimately wasted what he was given. Don't let fear or doubt hold you back. Trust God, step forward, and use what He's placed in your hands to make a difference!

You're on assignment, not on accident. God has given you specific talents and a unique assignment to advance his kingdom. Your assignment is to be fruitful with what you've been given and stay faithful until Jesus returns. Every moment matters. How can you use your time to align with your God-given assignment?

You're on assignment, not on accident. God has given you specific talents and a unique assignment to advance his kingdom. Your assignment is to be fruitful with what you've been given and stay faithful until Jesus returns. Every moment matters. How can you use your time to align with your God-given assignment?

God has entrusted each of us with specific talents for unique opportunities to advance His kingdom. The question is, what's in your hand, and how can you use it to make an impact? Discover how to identify your God-given talents, develop them with wisdom, and use them to serve people in need.

God has entrusted each of us with specific talents for unique opportunities to advance His kingdom. The question is, what's in your hand, and how can you use it to make an impact? Discover how to identify your God-given talents, develop them with wisdom, and use them to serve people in need.

This message dives into what it means to live with purpose while waiting for Jesus' return, inspired by the Parable of the Ten Bridesmaids in Matthew 25. It's about staying ready, not just busy—overcoming spiritual procrastination by embracing our roles as both servants and friends of God. The question is simple: how can the promise of His return reshape your priorities today? Let's explore how to live faithfully, purposefully, and fully prepared for the moment we meet Him.

This message dives into what it means to live with purpose while waiting for Jesus' return, inspired by the Parable of the Ten Bridesmaids in Matthew 25. It's about staying ready, not just busy—overcoming spiritual procrastination by embracing our roles as both servants and friends of God. The question is simple: how can the promise of His return reshape your priorities today? Let's explore how to live faithfully, purposefully, and fully prepared for the moment we meet Him.

Celebrate what God did at Worship Center in 2024 — specifically in Kids Ministry, Small Groups, and Water Baptisms. Hear from a leader representing each of these areas who will share highlights, testimonies, and a prayer for 2025.

Celebrate what God did at Worship Center in 2024 — specifically in Kids Ministry, Small Groups, and Water Baptisms. Hear from a leader representing each of these areas who will share highlights, testimonies, and a prayer for 2025.

The Christmas story isn't just a sweet tale about a baby in a manger; it's an announcement that Jesus came to save us from our sins. That's good news. But here's the challenge: Jesus' arrival confronts us with a question—who's really sitting on the throne of your life? Herod didn't want to lose control, and if we're honest, we don't either. Yet, Jesus, the true King, calls us to trust Him with faith-filled obedience.

The Christmas story isn't just a sweet tale about a baby in a manger; it's an announcement that Jesus came to save us from our sins. That's good news. But here's the challenge: Jesus' arrival confronts us with a question—who's really sitting on the throne of your life? Herod didn't want to lose control, and if we're honest, we don't either. Yet, Jesus, the true King, calls us to trust Him with faith-filled obedience.

The Magi remind us of the importance of our worship to Jesus, showing us we are all invited to worship and surrender our lives to Jesus. Our personal spiritual hunger will open up our lives for God to use us in His Kingdom.

The Magi remind us of the importance of our worship to Jesus, showing us we are all invited to worship and surrender our lives to Jesus. Our personal spiritual hunger will open up our lives for God to use us in His Kingdom.

The Christmas story is more than a birth; it's the moment God came to us. Jesus, called Immanuel, means “God with us,” showing that God isn't distant but approachable, loving, and present in our lives. Like Joseph and Mary, we're called to trust and obey God, even in uncertainty, because His presence gives us courage. This Christmas, let's remember that Jesus is the ultimate reminder that we're never alone.

The Christmas story is more than a birth; it's the moment God came to us. Jesus, called Immanuel, means “God with us,” showing that God isn't distant but approachable, loving, and present in our lives. Like Joseph and Mary, we're called to trust and obey God, even in uncertainty, because His presence gives us courage. This Christmas, let's remember that Jesus is the ultimate reminder that we're never alone.

In this message, we explore how God's grace is displayed through the imperfect people in Jesus' family tree. Despite their flaws, God used them to bring His plan of salvation to fruition, showing that no one is beyond His redemption. God's grace isn't about earning, it's about receiving—and no one is too far gone to be part of His plan.

In this message, we explore how God's grace is displayed through the imperfect people in Jesus' family tree. Despite their flaws, God used them to bring His plan of salvation to fruition, showing that no one is beyond His redemption. God's grace isn't about earning, it's about receiving—and no one is too far gone to be part of His plan.

This message concludes our "Unobvious Idols" series, reminding us that idols are anything we prioritize over God. True fulfillment and purpose come from worshiping God alone, not from seeking validation or significance elsewhere. Worship is about giving our deepest love and devotion to God, aligning our lives with His purpose. Romans 12:1-2 calls us to offer ourselves as living sacrifices, allowing God to transform us and detach our hearts from idols.Proverbs 4:23 encourages us to guard our hearts intentionally because our hearts shape our thoughts, actions, and lives. With the Holy Spirit's guidance, we can address distractions and temptations that pull us away from God. Following Jesus' example in Matthew 4, we can rely on Scripture to resist idols and stay focused on worshiping God alone. God challenges us to identify anything capturing our hearts more than him and commit to deepening our devotion this week.

This message concludes our "Unobvious Idols" series, reminding us that idols are anything we prioritize over God. True fulfillment and purpose come from worshiping God alone, not from seeking validation or significance elsewhere. Worship is about giving our deepest love and devotion to God, aligning our lives with His purpose. Romans 12:1-2 calls us to offer ourselves as living sacrifices, allowing God to transform us and detach our hearts from idols.Proverbs 4:23 encourages us to guard our hearts intentionally because our hearts shape our thoughts, actions, and lives. With the Holy Spirit's guidance, we can address distractions and temptations that pull us away from God. Following Jesus' example in Matthew 4, we can rely on Scripture to resist idols and stay focused on worshiping God alone. God challenges us to identify anything capturing our hearts more than him and commit to deepening our devotion this week.

In this message, we explore the subtle ways people and relationships can become idols in our lives when we expect them to fulfill needs only God can meet. By examining the dangers of placing unrealistic expectations on others, we learn how to reorient our hearts toward God, the only source of true significance and fulfillment. Discover practical steps to love people well without making them our ultimate source of identity.