Say It Out Loud - God Loves Sinners - June 7, 2026

What Makes Christians Different? Christians Live As Wheat Among Weeds - July 19, 2026

Isaiah 44:6-11 Jesus said believers would live alongside unbelief and evil until the Last Day. That reality can leave Christians feeling frustrated, afraid, or eager to take control. Isaiah 44 helps us consider how God’s people can live faithfully and confidently in a field full of weeds.

What Makes Christians Different? - Christians Are Planted By the Word - July 12, 2026

1 Corinthians 3:5-11 The world expects growth to come through strong personalities, persuasive leaders, and effective strategies. But the church grows differently. Pastors and Christians can plant the seed of God’s Word and water it faithfully, but only God can create faith and make it grow.That truth is both humbling and freeing. We do not need to make anyone believe, carry the guilt when someone resists the gospel, or compete for credit when faith bears fruit. Our calling is to keep sharing Christ crucified and risen, trusting God to work through his powerful Word in his time and in his way.

What Makes Christians Different? Christians Live in Two Kingdoms - July 5, 2026

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Say It Out Loud - Love God Above All - June 28, 2026

Matthew 10:34-42 What happens when following Jesus costs more than expected? A backflip, a poker table, and Jesus’ startling words about peace and a sword all point toward the same uncomfortable question: What are we willing to lose in order to hold on to what is true? When God's Word creates tension with family, friendships, comfort, or the approval of the world, silence can feel safer than speaking. But the peace Jesus brings is deeper than avoiding conflict, and the life he promises is greater than anything we may fear giving up.

Say It Out Loud - Keep the Faith! - June 21, 2026

2 Timothy 4:1-8 When the world doesn’t want to hear the truth, why keep speaking it? 2 Timothy 4:1–8 answers with Paul’s charge to Timothy and to Christ’s church: Preach the Word. Even under pressure, even when silence feels safer, Christians are called to confess Christ with courage—because his truth is still needed, and his final verdict is better than the world’s.