October 15, 2026 Deuteronomy 31:7-8 Today's song: "Whom Shall I Fear?" Chris Tomlin https://youtu.be/qOkImV2cJDg?si=Qnt46dLdQrCsX5Tu Today, I am going to speak directly to the fear that is keeping you from doing what you know you are supposed to be doing-the fear that tells you that you are not good enough. I am speaking to the fear that says, "If you do it, you are going against your family and everything you have been taught." You have allowed that spirit of fear to rule fo

Psalm 46:8-11 October 14, 2026 "Be Still and Know" CeCe Winans https://youtu.be/pS0oj2p77sE?si=1Kf0LSjfR0OH48WN For centuries, preachers have read Psalm 46:10 and shouted from pulpits for us to be still. Let God be God. As we continue to learn about trust and faith, how can we "be still" when faced with uncertainty, life continually lifeing, and circumstances and situations that oftentimes leave us spinning? We must first understand what the word "still" means. In what contex

October 13, 2026 Today's song: "I will trust in you." Lauren Daigle https://youtu.be/qv-SXz_exKE?si=swgTvg5fHcnZXChK Jeremiah 17:7-10 As we continue our thread of faith, believing God and knowing that He is for us, trust is the foundation on which faith is built. Before we can have faith, we must trust the One whom we are supposed to have faith in. Before we can trust, a person must prove trustworthy. Where we as Christians often falter is by comparing human trustworthiness

October 9, 2026 Song for today: "Great is Thy Faithfulness" Lamentations 3:22-23 ESV "The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness." As we navigate life and everything life, people, and Satan throw at us, it is easy to forget that God never changes. He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. (Hebrews 13:8) And while we may feel as though we are facing these challenging circumstances an

October 8, 2026 Psalm 3:1-8 Life has a way of hitting us broadside sometimes. Out of nowhere, unexpected challenges force us to change direction. One minute we are living life, working, going to church, helping those we can, and the next minute we are standing in a stunned stupor wondering what in the world is going on. When these life happenings explode on the scene, Job is usually the first person we think about. This morning, I want to look at someone else. David. In Psalm

October 7, 2026 Each day brings new circumstances. Some are good; some are not. Some days we sit and look at the budget, wonder how it will all work out, and easily get lost in the circumstances. We are counting every penny. We are being obedient in tithes and offerings, and there is a huge red mark at the end of the ledger. A negative, or an amount so low that making it to next payday looks impossible. This is the deciding moment. Do we let what we see dictate how we feel? D

October 2, 2026 Life is made up of constantly changing seasons, some of which we desire to last forever. Others, the struggle and depth of pain are so overwhelming that we are hardly able to keep standing, and for these, we want them over quickly, and often we question if God is really there. Solomon wrote about the different seasons we all will face in life—birth, death, planting, harvesting, killing (metaphorically, of course), healing, tearing down (emotional wastes), bu