Arize: All is Well

When God Humbles You

What happens when life knocks you so low you barely recognize yourself? In this message, Pastor Keith Taylor II shares the story of King Nebuchadnezzar (Daniel 4) to reveal how God uses humbling seasons not to destroy us, but to prepare us for greater restoration. What you’ll hear: * The danger of pride — when we forget God is the source, not us (Proverbs 16:18). * The wilderness of humility — dark seasons are classrooms where transformation takes place. * The power of looking up — restoration begins when we lift our eyes back to Heaven. You may have lost opportunities, relationships, or even your sense of direction—but God is able to restore you beyond what you had before. Humbling leads to healing, and when you look up, you’ll find that grace has been waiting for you all along. Scripture: Daniel 4:28–37; Proverbs 16:18 New episodes of Arize: All is Well drop Wednesdays at 9:00 AM (ET). Join us in person Sundays at 10:30 AM in Indianapolis.

Delivered but Still Bound

We celebrate deliverance—but what about the parts of Egypt still living in us? In this message, Pastor Keith Taylor II unpacks the tension between being set free and still feeling stuck in old patterns, cravings, and mindsets. God brought Israel out of Egypt in a night, but it took a lifetime to get Egypt out of Israel. Freedom isn’t just an escape; it’s a transformation that requires recognition, repentance, and surrender. If you’ve crossed your “Red Sea” but still battle the residue of your past—survival mode, familiar habits, comfort that keeps you captive—this word shows you how to partner with God to finish the deliverance He started. Don’t settle for old chains with a new address. Let God burn Egypt out of you so you can walk in promise. Key points * Deliverance gets you out of a place; transformation gets the place out of you. * Egypt is a mindset: predictable comfort that resists faith. * Freedom requires confession, surrender, and letting go of what even smells like Egypt. * Don’t confuse familiarity with fruitfulness—God has manna and promise, not just survival. Scripture reference: Exodus 16:3 New episodes of Arize: All is Well drop Wednesdays at 9:00 AM (ET). Join us for worship Sundays at 10:30 AM in Indianapolis.

When Calls the Heart

Have you ever reached success, yet still felt something missing deep inside? In this message, Pastor Keith Taylor II reminds us that the greatest call we will ever hear doesn’t come through our ears — it comes through our hearts. Discover how God speaks beyond the noise of the world, why man may judge your actions but God examines your motives, and how true transformation begins when we answer His call with total surrender. Whether your heart is restless, longing for purpose, or aching for peace, this word will stir your faith and remind you: when the heart calls, you cannot ignore it. Tune in and be encouraged to pick up the call of God on your life today.

The Wilderness Experience

In this message from Executive Pastor Renee of Arize Church, we turn to Deuteronomy 1:1–8 and explore the “wilderness experience.” Just as Israel turned an 11-day journey into 40 years of wandering, we too can find ourselves stuck or circling in life’s challenges. Yet God’s presence never leaves us—He leads with a cloud by day, fire by night, and strength to endure until the promise comes. Be encouraged: even in the wilderness, God can keep you in perfect peace until it’s time to move forward. Find us on: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and more. Support Arize Church: Give through the Givelify app (search Arize Church) or text 833-702-5876.

When God says No

In this message, Pastor Keith teaches from 2 Corinthians 12 about Paul’s thorn in the flesh and the power of God’s grace in our weakness. Sometimes God doesn’t remove the struggle—He gives us strength to endure it. Through examples of Gideon, Moses, Elijah, David, and even his own testimony, Pastor Keith reminds us that grace is not the absence of trouble, but the presence of God in the midst of it. Be encouraged: you can still be effective while afflicted, powerful while in pain, and chosen even with a thorn. His grace is sufficient.