Weekly Messages - Community Church of Greensburg | Batesville

The past has a way of following us, shaping our present and influencing our future. But when Jesus came, He brought light—not just to the world, but to each of our individual worlds. Discover how His light can illuminate the darkest parts of our lives, bringing hope, healing, and transformation.

The reality of burnout in our lives is very real and is evidenced by our lives, our schedules and our bank accounts, leaving us stressed and anxious. But the reality is that all of those things are external parts of our lives, problem areas that reflect the choices we make each day. In order to get to the root of our burnout, we need to look inside, at the condition and health of our soul because we live from the inside out. We all need a Burnout Prevention Plan that starts from the inside and is then reflected in the choices we make for our lives.

In a world where our screens constantly demand our attention, it’s easy to miss what’s happening right in front of us. Our phones promise connection but often leave us feeling distracted and disconnected from real life. How can we engage with our devices in a way that keeps them from controlling us? Join us as we explore how to reclaim focus and live more fully in the moment.

As we explore the topic of burnout, most of us are comfortable talking about and reevaluating our schedules and priorities, but those aren't the only areas in our life where we feel stressed and have a lack of margin. In fact, one might argue that a good portion of our burnout in life is rooted in another area of our life where we constantly are chasing more: money. How can we find contentment in a world that is repeatedly telling us we need more?

We live in a world where the demands of work and life never stop. There’s always one more thing to do, one more activity for kids, one more task to complete. So we push ourselves to the limit, running at full speed, only to find ourselves exhausted and burned out. But why do we keep going until we crash? What if the way we’re working is keeping us from the rest and restoration we truly need?