In week 2 of On The Way, Pastor Grant walks through the story of Mary, Martha, and Lazarus to show us what endurance actually looks like when the waiting gets hard. The promise isn't meant to remove your crisis. It's meant to build endurance within it.

If you're in the middle of something that looks impossible, this message is for you.

In this first message of our brand new series ON THE WAY, Pastor Josh unpacks one of the most pivotal moments in the ministry of Jesus. Luke 9:51 tells us He "steadfastly set His face to go to Jerusalem," knowing full well what awaited Him. No detours. No u-turns. Just a fixed focus on the road ahead.

The truth is, human nature pulls us toward comfort over calling, power without sacrifice, and following without real cost. But Jesus modeled something different. He showed us that the most meaningful things in life are rarely found on the easy road.

If you've been waiting for a sign to go all in, to settle your direction, choose purpose over comfort, and take your next step of obedience, this message is for you.

This series is designed to prepare your heart for what resurrection really means when you've walked the road that leads there.

In Week 4 of our Let's Talk... series, Pastor Grant gets real about what it actually costs to build relationships that last, and why so many of us are letting the most important connections in our lives slowly fade without even realizing it. From marriage to friendship to your walk with God, no relationship thrives without intentional investment.

In this message, you'll discover the three costs every relationship requires:

Time because proximity and presence aren't the same thing.

Commitment because loyalty isn't a feeling or a post. It's a pattern of behavior proven by action, not words.

Courage because faith without courage is really no faith at all.

Whatever relationship in your life feels distant right now, this message is for you.

Whether you're married, dating, or navigating any relationship, this message will equip you with biblical tools to handle conflict with grace, communicate without tearing each other down, and actually come out stronger on the other side.

In this message, you'll discover:

✅ Why conflict isn't what destroys relationships (it's how we handle it)

✅ The wrong enemy, wrong motives, and wrong tactics we use when fighting dirty

✅ How to control your response instead of reacting in anger

✅ The power of confronting with love and listening carefully

✅ Why forgiveness is the key to protecting unity in every relationship

The health of your marriage isn't determined by how often you fight. It's determined by how well you repair. And when you learn to process conflict God's way, you don't just survive disagreements, you grow closer through them.

Key Scriptures:

Philippians 2:1-2, Ephesians 6:12, James 4:1-2, Proverbs 14:29, Ephesians 4:26, Matthew 5, 1 Peter 4:8

Don't let unresolved conflict steal the blessing of unity in your relationships. Watch this message, apply these principles, and discover how to fight fair, love well, and build relationships that last.

In Part 2 of ☎️ Let's Talk..., Pastor Josh breaks down one of the biggest myths in relationships: that couples "fall out of love." The truth? You don't fall out of love. You run out of fuel.

Using 1 Corinthians 13 and the Greek words for love, this message reveals why feelings alone can never sustain a marriage and what it looks like to build your relationship on agape, the unconditional, covenant love that never fails.

You'll discover the three warning signs that a marriage is running on the wrong fuel (disappointment, decay, and disconnection), why your spouse is your partner, not your provider, and how to change your source so you can love your spouse all the way to the finish line.

Whether you're newlywed or have been married for decades, this message will challenge you, encourage you, and give you practical steps to fuel your marriage with something that won't run out.

In this powerful message, we explore the 5 levels of communication that every marriage needs:

Coordination - Staying on the same page daily

Conflict Resolution - Growing stronger through disagreements

Connection - Being fully present with each other

Personal Revelation - Sharing your heart, hopes, and fears

Intimate Affection - Being fully known without fear of rejection

Discover the 5 T's for Effective Communication:

✅ Tone - Let your words be gracious and life-giving

✅ Time - Invest proactively, personally, and privately

✅ Trust - Build a foundation that creates safety and empathy

✅ Truth - Speak honestly in love, not harshly or hollowly

✅ Team Spirit - Embrace oneness and appreciate your differences

Marriage has a 100% success rate when done God's way. If you're facing frustration in communication, there's hope! God created marriage for success, not failure. Whether you're struggling or thriving, these biblical principles will help you build the safest, strongest relationship on earth.

Remember: The best relationships aren't built on big gestures, but on small, consistent responses. You're in this together. One flesh, one team, one beautiful journey.

In this message, “A New Thing: A New Plan,” we wrap up our A New Thing series across our Baytown, Crosby, and La Porte campuses and lean into this truth:

A New Thing requires a New Plan.

Most people do not miss their goals because they do not want change. They miss them because they never decide how that change will happen. Good intentions are common. Intentional living is rare.

From Isaiah 43, we see that God is already doing a new thing, but we have a part to play. We do not drift into spiritual maturity, financial freedom, or healthy relationships. We train for it. In this message you will learn why God is a planner and why you should be too, the difference between trying and training in your faith, how to name the life you are training for by starting with identity, how to identify the barriers holding you back, and how to choose simple, God-honoring practices in your spiritual, financial, and relational life.

If you are tired of trying harder and ready to start training with purpose, this message will help you build a God-centered plan for your next season.

In this message from the series ☁️ A NEW THING, Pastor Josh shows from God's Word that you are not an accident. You are God’s handiwork, created on purpose and for a purpose.

You will learn the difference between your job and your calling, how confusion, comparison, and counterfeit versions of success can distract you, and how God can use your past, your gifts, and divine appointments to point you toward what He made you to do. You will also see the five foundational purposes God has for every believer and how His specific will for your life flows from them.

You do not have to guess your way through life. In Christ, you can discover who you are and what you are living for. Lean in, take notes, and invite God to do a new thing in your perspective, your direction, and your purpose.

Using Isaiah 43:18–19 and wisdom from Proverbs and the New Testament, you will learn why perspectives are produced through partnerships, how to recognize unhealthy patterns, and how to pursue godly friendships that sharpen your faith and help you grow. You will be encouraged to let God redeem the relational landscape of your life, to initiate life-giving connections, to set healthy boundaries, and to invest in the kind of community that pulls you closer to Jesus.

Lean in with an open heart and let the Holy Spirit speak to you about your inner circle. Walk with the wise, believe for healing where there has been hurt, and trust that God is bringing the right people into your life for this new season.

We'll examine how God invites us to experience true transformation. Drawing on powerful verses like Isaiah 43:18-19, we’ll discover that God is doing something new in us and through us, and that we can access the power to walk in step with the Spirit.

As we dig deeper, we’ll gain insight into the importance of being connected to the true source of our strength—Jesus Christ. It’s essential to shift from a place of control and anxiety to one of surrender. Only then can we allow God's grace to flow freely in our lives.

True change comes not from our own willpower, but from surrendering to His divine strength.

From Isaiah 43, Romans 12, Ephesians 4, and other key scriptures, you’ll discover how our beliefs are shaped by pain, hurtful words, and protective patterns, and how those misbeliefs quietly drive our choices, relationships, and reactions.

Pastor Josh dives into the difference between being conformed to the world’s way of thinking and being transformed by the renewing of our minds, painting a powerful picture of true inner change using the metamorphosis of a caterpillar into a butterfly.

This message will help you recognize the thoughts that don’t line up with God’s truth, reject the lies you’ve believed, and replace them with what God says about you. It’s an invitation to let God reset your thinking, heal your perspective, and lead you into the new thing He wants to do in your life.

If you’re tired of feeling stuck in the same cycles and you’re ready to see, think, and live differently, this message is for you. Lean in, let God speak to your heart, and allow Him to begin a fresh work of transformation in you today.

This is the year to stop staring at what was and start perceiving what God is springing up right now. What blocks the new are struggles, strongholds, and attachments that drain us and keep us stuck.

But, real change is inside out, crock pot - not microwave, and it starts with a renewed mind and fresh power from the Spirit. This year, let's step into a new perspective, new partnerships, a real plan, and a God-given purpose that fuels every day.

Feeling unqualified can be a sign that God is at work, and His Spirit is the power that activates purpose within you. Purpose always moves outward to bless others, and it begins when you simply say yes.

As we explore this narrative, we'll see how the crowd's harsh judgment contrasts with Jesus' mercy. He doesn't ignore her sin but offers her forgiveness and a chance for a new beginning. This demonstrates that true peace comes from being reconciled with God, even amidst our struggles.

Real peace isn't simply the absence of chaos; it’s about confronting our sinful nature and relying on God’s grace. Jesus shows us that acknowledging our faults is the first step toward healing and reconciliation.

In this message, we’ll explore the biblical foundation of tests—God’s purpose isn’t to harm but to develop trust, obedience, and character in us. We’ll see how every test serves as a confirmation of what’s already inside, and how passing them positions us for blessings and fruitfulness.

Key Highlights:

* The Purpose of Testing: God tests us to develop patience, humility, and trust—especially when it comes to our finances and priorities.

* God’s Invitation to Test Him: Malachi 3:10 challenges us to "test" God through tithing—revealing His promise to bless and open the floodgates of heaven.

* Understanding Tithing in Perspective: Whether under the law or grace, giving willingly and cheerfully aligns our hearts with God’s kingdom.

* The True Test of Our Hearts: It’s not just about what we know but about what we do—our attitude, obedience, and trust matter most.

* Three Critical Areas of the Test: Heart, Stewardship, and Priority. Your financial choices are reflections of what’s truly important to you.

* Living Open-Handed: Every day is an opportunity to choose generosity over greed, trust over worry, and obedience over hesitation.

* Turning Tests into Testimonies: When we trust God, even in tough times, we open the door to His blessings, purpose, and future.

This isn’t just about money—it’s about aligning your entire life with God’s plan. It’s about trusting His promises, living with purpose, and letting your faith move from belief into action.

God's Word isn't just ink on paper but a living, active force that can transform your entire circle — your identity, your direction, your protection, and your elevation. Explore how the Word of God helps us see ourselves clearly in the mirror, brighten the darkness as our lamp, equips us in battle as our sword, and always points us higher as our ladder.

Whether you're feeling lost, under attack, or simply need a fresh perspective, this message will inspire you to lean into God's truth, fight with His Word, and rise above life's challenges. Remember, God’s Word is alive — and it’s speaking to YOU today.

Last week, we explored our inner circle and our relationship with God—the foundation of everything. Today, we dive into the outer circle—the people outside our immediate circle, those who feel different or even uncomfortable to us. These are our neighbors, co-workers, people at the store, even those we might ignore or block on social media. The question is: how do we relate to them?

Our key verse is Colossians 4:5-6:

"Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders; make the most of every opportunity. Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone."

Why do outsiders matter?

Because they matter to God. They are loved by Him, and many are in our lives for a reason. Just like the early Christians in Colossae—who faced hostility, rejection, and persecution—they refused to retreat or water down their faith. Instead, they made a difference by living intentionally and boldly.

In a culture filled with division and deception, they stood firm, refusing to compromise. They knew Christ and carried His presence into the outside world, fulfilling the Great Commission: "Go and preach the Gospel to all nations." Their lives weren’t just about getting by—they were about making an impact.

Our faith was never meant to be hidden. Remember, light doesn’t need permission to shine—darkness cannot overcome it. The resistance you encounter may be a sign that you're on the right track.

Loving the outsiders means being wise in our manner, our moment, and our message:

Wisdom in our manner:

Mind your words — be gracious, kind, and respectful. Jesus said, "Let your words always be full of grace and seasoned with salt." Our words should preserve, heal, and attract others to Christ, not offend or push away. We’re called to be witty, engaging, and loving—never abrasive or rude.

Wisdom in our moment:

Seize divine appointments. Be proactive in noticing opportunities God puts in your path. Whether it's a new neighbor, a co-worker, or a cashier at the store—these moments are orchestrated by God for meaningful connections. Be sensitive to the Holy Spirit’s lead and respond in faith.

Wisdom in our message:

Always be ready to share the hope you have. Your story, your church, your faith—these can be powerful bridges. Share the Gospel confidently, using words that are honest, compassionate, and truthful. Remember, our goal is to win hearts, not arguments.

Love and truth go hand in hand. Grace without truth is meaningless. Truth without grace is harsh. Together, they bring healing and transformation.

Ask yourself:

Are my actions and words drawing people closer to Jesus, or pushing them away?

Be intentional. Be wise. Make the most of every divine opportunity.

Because, ultimately, guiding others to Christ is the heartbeat of our faith. Let's step out boldly, shining His light into the outer circle with wisdom, love, and grace. Are you ready?

In Ecclesiastes 4:9-12, we see how important it is to have the right people in your corner. They help you grow, keep you steady, and push you toward your purpose.

Today, social media makes you think you’re close with a lot of people, but real friends—those who genuinely support you, challenge you, and want the best for you—are gold.

This message will help you see if your circle is helping you become more like Jesus or holding you back. It’s time to evaluate and build relationships that strengthen you and point you toward God and all He has for your life.

A strong community helps keep our focus on Jesus, face life's challenges, and build a faith-filled future. Like a phone needing connection to function, we too reach our potential by staying connected to our spiritual network.

Join us as we break down the barriers and embrace the beauty of authentic community. Church isn’t perfect, but it’s a place of grace where we worship together, encourage one another, and discover our God-given purpose.

Discover how a church family can fortify your faith, help you find freedom, and lead you to a deeper understanding of your purpose. Let’s strengthen our bonds and stand together, building a vibrant community rooted in love.

But there’s hope. God can transform your life, no matter your past. By recognizing harmful patterns, embracing God’s grace, and adopting a new identity in Christ, you can find healing. Let’s release the past and build better, healthier relationships that reflect God’s love.

It’s time to break free from old cycles and live out a brighter future rooted in love and faith.

Discover how your inner circle, consisting of family, friends, church, and community, impacts your future. Relationships are tricky and complex, but they hold the power to forge our greatest victories or deepest regrets. Through biblical principles and passages from Genesis, Corinthians, Proverbs, and more, we uncover the foundational and spiritual nature of our connections.

Joshua showed us that neutrality isn't an option. In a world eager to blur the lines, we must clarify our convictions, stand on God’s Word, and be clear with our children about what we believe and why. Faith isn't just taught—it's caught through our actions, consistency, and love.

Our kids need truth in a world full of mixed messages. It’s our responsibility to protect them, guide them, and be the models they can look up to. Let’s commit to defending the line, standing firm in faith, and leading our families with courage and grace.

Drawing from Deuteronomy 6, Pastor Grant highlights the impact of making faith a visible and natural part of your home. It’s not just about attending church occasionally; it’s about weaving God's presence into everything you do.

Children learn by watching us, and Pastor Grant encourages us to boldly live our beliefs, making faith something they can see and imitate. In a distracting world, placing God at the center of our lives has never been more important.

Discover how small, consistent actions—like praying together, reading the Bible, and serving others—build a strong spiritual foundation for generations to come. Make your faith a legacy that reflects God’s love and goodness.

It’s about more than just good intentions — it’s about living out our faith in the everyday moments. Modeling prayer, reading the Word, serving together, and making Jesus the focus of our families — these small steps create a lasting legacy.

Your kids are watching you, and they’re learning more from what they see than what they hear. You’re not alone in this. God’s grace is enough, and He’s called us to lead well, love deeply, and build homes that reflect His goodness.

Take a deep breath and know—right now, you have everything you need to make a difference. Let’s commit to putting Jesus first in our families and watch how He transforms not just our homes, but the next generation.

"As for Me and My House" will cover practical ways to strengthen family bonds with God, establish healthy spiritual habits, and create an environment where faith genuinely thrives.

Watch the first message in this series and join in as we commit to making homes that reflect God’s love and goodness every day—not just in name, but in action.

Ephesians 2:10 reminds us that we are God's masterpiece, created to do good works planned for us long ago. God has designed you with care, intentionality, and purpose.

Through the story of Nehemiah and his unwavering commitment to rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls, we see how one person's obedience can spark a movement, bring restoration, and make God known.

What mission patch are you wearing today? Are you living for something temporary, or are you ready to embrace the mission God has for you—to shine His light and make Him known?

Start now, stay strong, and finish well. Your faithful "yes" today can change not only your future but spark transformation in others' lives.

You're not just living for today—you're living for eternity. Let's step into our God-given mission together!

God, the ultimate giver, has blessed each of us with gifts that go beyond natural talents. They are unique spiritual abilities meant to empower us, transform others, and fulfill God’s purpose in our lives. From gifts of encouragement and prophecy to acts of service and kindness, these aren’t just special powers for a select few—they’re for all of us, given freely by the Holy Spirit.

In this message, you’ll learn how these spiritual gifts aren't something to fear or ignore, but are meant to be celebrated and shared within our church family and beyond. Imagine the impact we can have on our community when everyone taps into their God-given potential!

You matter, your gifts matter, and we’re so excited to see how each of us, coming together, can make a profound difference. As we explore how to seek, strengthen, and share these gifts, remember: God made you an original, with a purpose that is crucial to His divine plan.

In this message, you'll be reminded of how intentionally and wonderfully God created and purposed you, as beautifully described in Genesis 2:7 and Psalm 139. You are not an accident! You were made with a purpose, for a purpose. Embrace your individuality and passions, explore your gifts, and see how God, in His love, has crafted each of us to fulfill His greater plan.

In this message, we'll explore the supernatural power of God's anointing—enabling us to do more than we ever thought possible. From acts of service to embracing our unique calling, this message is all about finding the courage to say, "Yes, God, use me!"

Learn how to tap into the anointing that God has prepared for you. Whether it’s in making important decisions, standing firm in your faith, or experiencing creativity and love like never before, God’s power is ready to transform your life and the lives of those around you.

Let this message inspire you to live with holy boldness and to pursue the greater purpose God has set for you. Remember, you're made for more!

Self-control isn’t about restriction—it’s about freedom. It’s the strength to say “no” to what harms us and “yes” to what heals us, guiding us to make choices aligned with God’s will.

Self-control protects and nurtures our relationships, leads us to real freedom, not just discipline, and empowers us to grow spiritually to reflect Jesus to others.

Imagine a life where your actions are a testament to your faith, where even in challenging times, you live out peace, joy, and integrity. That’s the power of self-control—the key to unlocking your fullest potential.

With the Holy Spirit’s help, everything can change!

Experience how faithfulness is more than just showing up—it's about trust, loyalty, and consistency. See how these traits make a lasting impact on your relationships, your work, and your walk with God. With insights from Scripture, we’ll explore how living a life of faithfulness reflects the heart of God.

Let this message inspire and encourage you to cultivate a deeper relationship with Jesus, where true faithfulness begins. It's not about perfection—it's about drawing closer to Him and letting Him shape who you are into all He wants you to be.

In this message, you'll discover how goodness is more than just being nice or doing charitable acts. It’s about allowing God to work within us, transforming our hearts and aligning us with His will. We’ll journey through the story of Joseph and see how his life, though filled with challenges, reveals the power of staying connected to God.

You'll find encouragement to trust in God’s goodness, even when life feels anything but good. Whether you’re facing disappointment, uncertainty, or heartbreak, remember that God sees you, loves you, and is working all things together for good.

Let this message resonate deeply, encouraging you to embrace God’s goodness in your own life. Because when He is at work, the broken pieces come together into something more beautiful than you ever imagined.

Through the story of the Good Samaritan, Pastor Grant challenges our understanding of true kindness. It’s not just about feeling compassion but acting on it. Jesus shows us that kindness is a gift from God that should flow naturally into action, even towards those we consider enemies.

Together, we’ll uncover key insights about kindness:

* It’s more than a feeling; it requires action.

* God desires to produce acts of mercy and compassion from our hearts.

* Even small acts of kindness can have a huge impact.

Through this message, you'll learn how to allow God’s kindness to transform not only your life but those around you.

🚦 We spend a large part of our lives waiting, whether in traffic, at stores, or on hold. Together, this waiting can total nearly a decade of our lives! What if those moments are God's invitations to develop patience?

Patience is more than a personality trait; it's a vital fruit of the Spirit. As Proverbs says, "It is better to be patient than powerful." The secret to developing patience is partnering with God in these growth opportunities:

Interruptions and Inconveniences: Embrace these as moments to allow the Holy Spirit to work in you, just as Jesus did.

Gaining Wisdom: Patience grows with wisdom, offering a higher perspective and understanding.

Building Community: Engage in relationships, bearing with one another to foster patience and understanding.

Cultivating Love: Love leads to patience. When you view others through the lens of love, you find more grace for them and yourself.

Releasing Control: Actively wait for God's perfect timing, knowing His delays aren’t denials.

Remember, God's timeline isn’t ours. A farmer knows that a bountiful harvest takes time, and so should we. Commit to staying connect to God, growing in patience, understanding that you're a work in progress under God's loving care.

Peace isn’t about a life without challenges. It’s about experiencing God’s presence in every circumstance. Many of us crave peace more than anything else, yet find ourselves overwhelmed by stress and anxiety. In this video, we discuss how true peace comes from our relationship with Jesus, not from external circumstances.

Explore the path to a peaceful life by:

* Understanding that peace is a divine gift, not something to earn.

* Realizing that peace is a fruit of the Spirit, naturally growing when we stay connected to Jesus.

* Recognizing that peace isn’t the absence of problems, but the presence of God in our lives.

* Learning practical steps to cultivate peace, such as staying connected to Jesus, surrendering control to God, and trusting in His plan.

Today, we’re exploring the concept of joy. It’s easy to feel weighed down by daily routines and challenges—work, chores, finances. But Jesus offers us a joy that goes beyond circumstances, promising a full and abundant life.

We often confuse happiness with joy. While happiness depends on what happens around us, joy is cultivated within. It’s nurtured through our connection with Jesus, growing stronger as our relationship with Him deepens.

Even amid life's struggles, God’s promises bring unshakable hope. Real joy isn’t about temporary highs; it's rooted in the assurance we have in Christ.

No matter what we face, God is always with us. His enduring presence brings fullness of joy, not just in moments of celebration, but in everyday life.

Want to bring more joy into your life? Join us as we uncover how gratitude, a fresh perspective, and resting in God’s love can transform our journey.

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In this first week, we talk about how God wants to fill our lives with love, joy, peace, and more. Jesus talks about a life that’s full and meaningful in John 10:10, and that’s what we’re aiming for. It’s not just about what’s outside, but about being changed on the inside by the Holy Spirit.

We explore Galatians 5 and learn how to walk with the Spirit—how to live in a way that’s true to what God wants for us. It’s about letting go of the stuff that drags us down and embracing what makes life sweet.

Our focus is on love, the most important Fruit. With verses like 1 Corinthians 13:13 and John 13:34-35, we discover what real love looks like and how it can change us and those around us. It’s the kind of love that Jesus shows us, and we’re called to share it too.

Join us on this journey to see how the Fruit of the Spirit can brighten our lives. Let’s live “The Sweet Life” together.

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As we explore the significance of Jesus as the perfect Lamb, we reflect on His sacrificial role, connecting it to the Passover and the profound implications of His death and resurrection for our redemption (John 1:29, Exodus 12:5). Pastor Josh explains how Jesus' sacrifice was not just a historical event but a transformative moment for all who believe.

Join us as we encourage you this Easter season to:

🙏 Pray for those around you to open their hearts to God (2 Corinthians 4:4).

👥 Invite friends and family to experience the joy and hope found in Jesus (Romans 10:13-14).

🎉 Participate in our Easter at Faith Family celebration with energy and enthusiasm, remembering that Jesus is alive and worthy of our praise (Revelation 5:12).

Don’t miss this chance to share the true meaning of Easter and the love of Christ with those in your life!

We'll explore:

* Jesus's Rapid-Fire Ministry (Matthew 9): From healing the paralyzed to calling Matthew and healing the sick, Jesus was on a mission!

* People are the Harvest: Are we seeing people with the same compassion as Jesus?

* We are the Laborers: As Easter approaches, how can we step into the harvest field and share the Good News?

* Learning from Jesus (John 4): Discover practical steps to break through barriers, listen, respond authentically, and extend an invitation to those around us.

Key Takeaways:

* Break Through Barriers: Like Jesus going through Samaria, we must overcome our prejudices and comfort zones.

* Learn to Listen: Show you care by truly hearing others.

* Respond Authentically: Be real and share your faith with gentleness and respect (1 Peter 3:15).

* Extend an Invitation: Sharing your faith is like passing out invitations to a party – Jesus's party!

Learn how to:

* Engage your friends, family, co-workers, and even your barista with the Good News.

* Invite people to experience the life-changing power of Jesus.

* See the harvest through Jesus's eyes and be a part of His mission.

Ways to Invite:

* Grab an invite card at church.

* Share this video on social media.

* Send a text message to a friend right now.

Let's step into the harvest field together!

In this message, we explore:

🔥 The supremacy of His name (Hebrews 1:4, Ephesians 1:21)

🔥 The authority of His name (Philippians 2:9-11)

🔥 Healing and miracles in His name (Acts 3:6, Acts 3:16)

🔥 Victory in His name (1 John 3:8, John 16:33, Mark 16:17)

🔥 Salvation in His name (Matthew 1:21, Acts 4:12)

Jesus has given us His name, and with it comes incredible authority and power. When you call on His name, everything changes! 🙌 Don’t just go through the motions—step into the full power of Jesus’ name today.

In John 15, Jesus reminds us that He is the true vine, and we are the branches. When we stay connected to Him, we grow, thrive, and live a fruitful and fulfilled life. 🍇🙌

God isn’t a genie granting wishes—He’s a gardener, carefully pruning us for the next season. Growth isn’t always easy, but it’s always worth it!

Key Takeaways:

🔹 Jesus is the source of life—real fulfillment isn’t found in fame or fortune but in a real relationship with Him.

🔹 God prunes us to prepare us—He’s shaping us, not punishing us. Trust His process!

🔹 We are branches, meant to bear fruit—our lives should reflect Jesus and make a difference for others.

Stay connected to Him, and watch your life flourish! 🌿💛

Healing isn’t just about the miracle; it’s about a changed life. Jesus asks, "Do you want to get well?"—a question that challenges us to leave behind the past and embrace the new. Through this message, we’ll explore what it means to truly receive healing and walk in freedom.

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Every time Jesus performed a miracle, He demonstrated God’s love, revealed His divine nature, and invited us to believe in Him. He is the God of the impossible! Even if He doesn’t solve every problem in our lives, we can trust that He has already solved the greatest problem we’ll ever face.

Jesus didn’t come to fit into our lives—He came to transform them. His first message wasn’t just love and acceptance; it was a call to repent and live under God’s rule and reign.

In this message, we unpack:

✅ What it truly means to repent and surrender to the King

✅ How Jesus' message of the Kingdom changes everything

✅ The difference between true and false repentance

✅ What it looks like to live with Jesus on the throne of your heart

Is Jesus just an idea to you, or is He Lord of your life? Let’s explore what full surrender really means.

📖 Matthew 4:17 – “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven has come near.”

🙌 Watch now and take a step toward deeper faith and total surrender! 

In this message, Pastors Ken & Tabatha Claytor share their personal journey from nearly losing their marriage to thriving in it. Through biblical truth and real-life lessons, they’ll unpack the keys to building a marriage that lasts—one rooted in commitment, selflessness, and God’s design.

Whether you’re married, preparing for marriage, or supporting others in their relationships, this message will equip you with the tools to move from struggling to winning. Because in Christ, victory isn’t just possible—it’s promised.

Join us as we uncover five key strategies to build a marriage that not only withstands the storms but emerges stronger on the other side. Whether you’re single, engaged, newlywed, or have been married for decades, this message will equip you with the wisdom and tools to create a lasting, God-honoring relationship.

📖 Key Scriptures: Proverbs 24:3-4, Matthew 7:24-27, 1 Corinthians 3:11

🎧 Listen now and take the next step toward a marriage that thrives, even in the toughest seasons.

Listen now and discover how to build your marriage God’s way!