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"Disturbed?" • Dealing with Doubt: Part 4

We all face moments when the waves feel louder than God’s voice. Not because we don’t believe in Him—but because we’re not sure He can really work through us. In this message, we look at Peter walking on water and see doubt for what it really is: not a flaw, but an invitation. Peter didn’t question Jesus’ power—he questioned his own ability to do what Jesus called him to do. And that’s where most of our doubt lives too. Real faith isn’t pretending the waves aren’t there. It’s choosing to look at Jesus anyway. Doubt doesn’t disqualify you. In fact, it might be the very thing that drives you closer. Key takeaway: The waves are not proof that you can’t—they’re the backdrop where Jesus shows you that you can. Try this: Don’t ignore the area where you feel most unsure. Bring it to God honestly. Pray, “Lord, if You’re calling me, give me the courage to step out.” Then take one small step—have the conversation, apply for the thing, say yes to the nudge you’ve been resisting. See what happens when you trust Him more than the waves.

"Disoriented?" • Dealing with Doubt: Part 3

Life can take unexpected turns. In John 11, Martha and Mary both trust Jesus, yet neither can make sense of His timing or what feels like absence. Their beliefs and emotions collide with loss, and everything feels off-balance. What do you do when what you know about God doesn’t seem to fit with what you're experiencing? Key takeaway: When circumstances create doubt, hold on to who Jesus is, not just what you hoped He would do. Try this: Name one area where life hasn’t gone as expected. Tell God honestly how that makes you feel. Then reread John 11 and notice how Jesus meets each sister differently, because He meets you that way too.

"Disengage?" • Dealing With Doubt: Part 2

We all have questions we can’t quite shake. Some come from curiosity, others from skepticism. In this message, we explore why doubt isn’t something to hide but something to engage. In the book of Acts, we see how one group of people didn’t just accept what they heard—they questioned it. Real faith isn’t blind belief. It’s tested, explored, and proven over time. Key takeaway: God is not afraid of your microscope. The closer you look, the more impressive he is. Try this: Don’t bury your doubts—investigate them. Pick one question and go after it. Open Scripture, watch a teaching on RightNow Media, or try living out one principle that feels hard to believe. See what happens when you engage instead of avoid.

"Discredited?" • Dealing with Doubt: Part 1

We all drift between belief and disbelief. Doubt lives in that in-between. This message opens a series all about doubt. What happens when you bring your questions into the light? Let’s find out. Key takeaway: Your doubts don't discredit your faith. Your doubts about God don't change his feelings about you. Try this Write one doubt this week. Pray it. Share it with a trusted friend or your group. Ask God for clarity.

Miracle on Long Island

Have you ever realized you already had something powerful right at your fingertips, but weren’t using it? In this message, Greg Lee shares a powerful reminder about the progress of our faith. Through Peter’s encounter with Jesus in Luke 5, we see the progression of experiencing God: I’m open. I’ll adjust. I’ll trust. Discover how opening yourself to God’s direction, making small adjustments, and taking steps of trust can unlock the miraculous in your own life and in our church.