May 24, 2026 / Matt Roberts / From Self-Reliance to Spirit Power

May 31, 2026 / Todd Skinner / When the Water Runs Out

When the desert heat closes in and everything you counted on runs dry, despair can feel like a relentless companion. Pressure mounts, energy fades, and the journey isn’t over—yet hope slips through your fingers. This is the world of Hagar in Genesis 21:14–21, abandoned and grieving, staring at the limits of what she could do while her son’s life hangs in the balance. But right at the breaking point, God hears. The impossible turns as God opens her eyes to a well that was there all along—provision she hadn’t seen, presence she couldn’t have imagined, hope she dared not expect. What if the answer you need is already closer than you know? In this message, we’ll confront the core lie of despair and reveal the greater truth: God’s presence—with you, right where you are—is the provision that outlasts every desert. When we hit bottom, God’s voice meets us, and His promise sustains. Genesis 21 shows God is nearer than you dreamed, inviting us to see what He’s already supplied. Don’t miss the well that grace has placed at your feet—watch and be encouraged today.

May 24, 2026 / Matt Roberts / From Self-Reliance to Spirit Power

When the pressure mounts and your faith feels like a thimble facing an ocean, what happens next? Are you exhausted from trying to be a stronger vessel—only to watch your resolve crack and your efforts run dry? In this message, Pastor Matt Roberts addresses the question every heart asks: “How can I possibly offer God more when I have nothing left?” Through Peter’s unforgettable failure and Jesus’s intimate prayer—not for Peter’s perfection, but for his restoration—we see that the Christian life was never built on self-reliance. Instead, the story pivots: Christ’s power specializes in fragile containers. The turning point comes when we stop asking, “Am I enough?” and begin letting God’s Spirit turn our lives from containers into conduits—channels filled, not by striving, but by divine connection. Drawing from Luke 22:31–62, Jeremiah 2:13, 2 Corinthians 5:17, Romans 8:9, Acts 1:8, Acts 2:1–4, John 15:5, and Galatians 2:20, this episode uncovers the freedom of God’s grace and the real invitation of Romans 12:1–2: stop striving and let God keep you connected. Today, the pressure is off. Step into a life rooted in grace and sustained by the power of the Spirit, not your own performance.

May 17, 2026 / Bill Giovannetti / What Wonder Are You Chasing?

We get distracted so easily, trading the marvel of the King’s feast for afternoon errands and predictable routines. Deep down we sense it—a hunger for more, for a wonder that floods our soul and outlasts every trivial pursuit. In this message, you’re brought face-to-face with the “impossible”: God invites you not to settle for less, but to sit at His banquet, to live as one who belongs—not in fear, but in grace. What if your biggest tragedy wasn’t a wrong turn, but being content with small, forgettable things when a cosmic celebration is prepared just for you? The answer is stunning and urgent: you were created for the adventure of touching transcendent realms, already seated in the heavenly Jerusalem (Hebrews 12:22-24), called to pour out the grace that’s been richly poured into you. Are you bringing empty vessels, daring to believe in a God who fills far beyond your dreams? Step into the overflow. You were made for this wonder—today.

May 10, 2026 / Bill Giovannetti / What God Are You Serving?

When you hear the word "God," what flashes into your mind—fear or hope, threat or possibility? In this second message from The Harbor and the Horizon, Pastor Bill Giovannetti opens the parable of the minas, where Jesus lays bare our instinct to play it safe or trust and invest the gifts God freely gives. Our future is not shaped by our resumes or resources, but by the God we imagine is behind them all. Will you see Him as a severe auditor—or as the lavish Giver who deposited grace at His own expense? This parable asks every one of us if we’ll bury our blessings in fear, or bravely multiply them to unleash exponential impact for Christ. With nearly 10,000 lives changed and the mission pressing toward the horizon, now is the moment to stop hiding and start doing business with God’s grace (Luke 19:11–27). Dare to ask: What God are YOU serving, and what will you do with the life He funds? The answer could transform your destiny—and many more.

May 3, 2026 / Bill Giovannetti / What Cathedral Are You Building?

Deep inside, we all sense we were made for something beyond the ordinary—the restlessness of our hearts testifies that there’s more than just surviving, thriving, or acquiring. In a world that celebrates ambition and applauds human achievement, the pull to build our own empires never truly satisfies. Jesus’s parable of the rich man in Luke 12 shatters the illusion that material success is enough, exposing the loneliness of soul when grace is hoarded and not shared. What happens when the very things we labor for become the walls that imprison our spirit? This message wrestles with the impossible: bridging earth’s ambition with heaven’s calling. Are you building something that will outlast you, or just piling up treasures that fade? The answer is found not in what you accomplish, but in whose grace flows through you (Luke 12:16–21, Ecclesiastes 3:11, Revelation 22:1). Join us as we discover the sacred invitation to build a cathedral to Almighty God—not just for ourselves, but as vessels through whom the river of God’s love and grace flows, now and for generations to come.