Great Skin, Grateful Heart | Luke Adams

Great Skin, Grateful Heart | Luke Adams

In Luke 17, Jesus healed ten men with leprosy, but only one came back to give thanks. The question Jesus asked still speaks to us today: “Where are the other nine?” Gratitude begins when we remember not only what Jesus has done, but who He is. It’s easy to seek God’s hand for what He can give us, but true worship comes when we seek His heart. Don’t let familiarity cause you to lose your awe of the cross. Take time today to remember His grace, His mercy, and the life we have because of Him.

Seeing What God Sees | Arin Nicholson

In 2 Kings 6, Elisha prayed a simple prayer: "Open his eyes, Lord, so that he may see." When God answered, the servant realized he wasn't surrounded by defeat. He was surrounded by the presence and power of God. This message reminds us that God wants to open our spiritual eyes so we can see what He is doing around us. When He changes the way we see, He changes the way we live. We become people who trust His presence, share the gospel, and respond with obedience. Scripture: 2 Kings 6:8-17 When God opens our eyes, we stop seeing only the problems around us and begin seeing the opportunities He has placed before us.

The Heart of The Father | Mike Badolato

In Acts 8, God sent Philip away from a thriving revival meeting to reach one person on a desert road. This message reminds us that God is still pursuing the one. He uses ordinary people who are willing to say "yes," and He calls us to live with urgency, obedience, and a passion for sharing the gospel. The message of the church has never changed. Our message is Jesus. As we follow His leading, we can trust that God will use our obedience to impact lives for eternity. 📖 Scripture: Acts 8:26 [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPYgy9WBkYs&t=506s]-40

Faith Lasts | Keith Cross

How do we live a faith that lasts? In James 4:13–5:11, we're reminded that life is short, but what we do for Christ has eternal significance. Pastor Keith Cross challenges us to surrender our plans to God's will, invest in what truly matters, and remain faithful as we wait on the Lord. While the world encourages us to trust in our own control, our possessions, or our circumstances, James points us back to a faith that is anchored in Jesus. Only what's done for Christ will last. 📖 Scripture: James 4:13–5:11 Main Idea: Your life is short, but your legacy is eternal when it is lived entirely for Jesus Christ.

Faith Submits

In this message, Faith Submits, Pastor Keith Cross walks through James 4:1–12 and shows us that many of the battles we face begin with a struggle for control. Whether it's the pull of our flesh, the pressure of the world, or the attacks of the enemy, God invites us to stop striving in our own strength and surrender to Him. James reminds us that God gives more grace to the humble. As we draw near to Him, He draws near to us. As we humble ourselves before Him, He lifts us up. The pathway to victory isn't found in self-sufficiency. It's found in submission to God. 📖 Scripture: James 4:1–12 Main Idea: Surrender isn't the path to defeat; it's the only pathway to victory.