Weekly Messages - Community Church of Greensburg | Batesville

It’s easy to point at the world and name what’s evil. But what if the real danger isn’t just the evil “out there,” but the evil that lives within us? In a culture quick to blame and slow to forgive, Jesus calls us to something radical—His Kingdom breaking into the world through forgiveness, grace, and love. What if overcoming evil starts not with fighting harder, but with surrendering deeper?

There’s something inside each of us that wonders and worries about what the future will hold. Some of our concerns about tomorrow are so personal that we don’t even like to talk about them with anyone—not even God. But even in the midst of our “what ifs” and “who knows,” God has a plan and wants to speak into the scary stories we tell ourselves, especially the ones that keep us up at night.

Fear has a way of growing up with us. As kids, it lived in the shadows under our beds—but as adults, it lives in the shadows of our minds. We tell ourselves stories about what mighthappen, and before long, anxiety takes control. What if peace isn’t found in having control at all—but in trusting the One who already has it?

We’ve all got skeletons in our closets—moments we regret, choices we wish we could undo, and memories that keep creeping back like a jump scare we didn’t see coming. Left unchecked, those regrets can become the scary stories we tell ourselves: “I’ll never move on… I’ll never be free… I’ll always be defined by my past.” But what if Jesus wants to rewrite your story into something brand new?

There are times when life leaves us secretly wondering, ‘Where is God?’ or ‘Is God fair?’ or even ‘Is God good?’ These questions come to us all and can keep us—or those we care about—at arm’s length from engaging with Jesus. In this message, we will take an honest look at what the Bible teaches about God, His goodness, and how to face difficulties in our lives. Themes: Doubt, Faith, Fairness, Goodness