Pastor Kelly shares a powerful analogy comparing a crumpled $100 bill's unchanged value to our own worth, emphasizing that despite life's challenges and mistakes, our value remains infinite in the eyes of God.

Pastor Noah highlights the biblical importance of seeking solitude, emphasizing how key figures like Jacob, Moses, and Jesus found spiritual strength in moments of being alone. He invites us to rethink how solitude can transform our spiritual lives by allowing us to connect deeply with our faith.

Pastor Craig emphasizes the importance of allowing the Bible to define reality and guide our lives towards meaning, purpose, and service.

Pastor Dru discusses the pitfalls of striving too hard in both physical and spiritual pursuits, reminding us that the key to spiritual growth is walking by the Spirit, as emphasized by Paul in Galatians.

Kristin Groene discusses the story of King Manasseh, highlighting his initial rebellion and eventual redemption, emphasizing God's powerful ability to restore even the most wayward hearts.

Pastor Michael reflects on the story of Lot from Genesis 19, emphasizing the hesitance people may feel when leaving behind situations that are not beneficial. He points out how God's compassion is evident as He takes steps to rescue us from potentially harmful circumstances.

Pastor Matt recounts the story of Hurricane Michael and highlights the resilience of the Sand Palace, emphasizing the importance of building a strong foundation, both architecturally and spiritually.

Pastor Heather narrates the journey of the disciples through witnessing Jesus' resurrection and their call to fulfill the Great Commission, highlighting the distinction between earthly kingdoms and the kingdom of God. She emphasizes Jesus' instructions to his followers to spread his teachings, underscoring the universal nature of this mission for all disciples.

 Pastor Dru emphasizes the idea that fearing the Lord is about reverence rather than being afraid.

Worship Leader Taylor Cummings explores the teachings of Jesus in Matthew 7:24-27, emphasizing the importance of not only hearing but also acting upon His words to build a stable and enduring foundation.