No matter who you are or where you've been, you're not beyond the reach of God's grace. He still uses ordinary people to accomplish His extraordinary mission.

As the early church grew fast, a problem sparked tension. Widows were being overlooked, and complaints spread. The apostles responded by choosing servant leaders full of the Spirit and wisdom, Stephen was one of them.

In this message, we look at what made Stephen stand out. He was full of the Holy Spirit. He was controlled by God, not by himself. And he served humbly where he could, even when the job was not glamorous.

This story will challenge you to recalibrate what really matters. Your family is not about you. Your finances are not about you. Your friendships are not about you. Your future is not about you. It is about God and his kingdom.

This Mother’s Day message walks through Joshua and the fall of Jericho, challenging families to put Christ at the center, trust God’s way over their own, and believe Him for the impossible. Even when progress feels invisible, God is still working.

From hilarious parenting moments to powerful biblical truth, this message is a reminder that victory doesn’t come from striving harder, it comes from surrender, obedience, and faith.

If your family is facing walls that seem impossible to break through, this message is for you.

As the Israelites stand in enemy territory, God is already at work ahead of them—removing fear from their enemies, restoring their identity, healing their shame, and reminding them of His faithfulness. Through vivid storytelling and practical application, this sermon walks through six key areas of surrender that prepare us for the battles ahead.

We’re challenged to release our need for control, embrace our identity as God’s people, let go of past shame, remember God’s provision, step into responsibility, and ultimately recognize God as the true commander of our lives.

Whether you’re facing uncertainty, fear, or a season of transition, this message is a reminder that God is already ahead of you. Victory isn’t something we strive for, it’s something we step into through surrender.

We all want to do something meaningful—something that matters. But too often, we get stuck waiting for the “right moment,” the perfect conditions, or clear direction before we move. The truth? Faith doesn’t work that way.

Just like Joshua and the Israelites standing at the edge of the Jordan River, sometimes God is calling us to step in before He makes a way. You don’t have to be perfect, you just have to be willing.

The same God who made a way then is still moving now. The question is: will you trust Him enough to take the step?

Through the story of Rahab, we see what real, saving faith looks like—confessional, confident, courageous, and concerned for others. Despite her past, God redeemed her story and used her in a powerful way, even placing her in the lineage of Jesus. It’s a reminder that no one is too far gone and that God specializes in transformation.

This message challenges you to ask: What is your hill? And are you willing to trust God enough to take it?

God responds by giving Joshua clarity and reassurance: a clear directive (get up and go), a clear direction (cross the Jordan), and a clear destination (the land already promised to them). Joshua’s challenge isn’t knowing what to do—it’s having the courage to do it.

The sermon emphasizes that courage doesn’t come from ourselves, but from God in four ways: His presence (we are not alone), His promises (what He calls us to is already secured), His Word (we are to be rooted in and guided by Scripture), and His authority (God commands and knows what is best).

Ultimately, believers are challenged to identify the “hill” God is calling them to take—whether that’s sharing their faith, serving, or stepping out in obedience—and to move forward with courage, trusting that God is with them.

What looked like defeat turned into the greatest victory in history.

This sermon brings clarity, encouragement, and a fresh perspective on the cross and the empty tomb. The same Jesus who walked with the disciples is still pursuing hearts today offering forgiveness, purpose, and eternal life. The victory has already been won, but you have to recognize it, receive it, and invite Jesus in.

Whether you’re feeling discouraged, searching for truth, or ready to take your next step in faith, this message is for you.

In this powerful Palm Sunday message, we dive into John 19 and unpack the final words of Jesus Christ on the cross: “It is finished.” (Tetelestai)

What did Jesus really mean? And what does it mean for you today?

This message breaks down those three words—It. Is. Finished.—and reveals how they change everything about how we live, think, and relate to God.

From fulfilled prophecy to the ultimate sacrifice, this message shows how the cross wasn’t a partial effort, it was a completed mission.

In this powerful message, Pastor Jay Austin walks through Genesis chapter 3 to uncover the moment everything changed, and how it points directly to the cross. As we begin the Tetelestai series (“It is finished”), we explore the origin of sin, the deception of the enemy, and the relentless pursuit of a loving God.

Why would a good God allow evil? Why would He create people capable of rejecting Him? This sermon tackles these deep questions while revealing a life-changing truth: the moment humanity ran from God… God started running after humanity.

This message is both convicting and hope-filled, reminding us that no matter how far we’ve run, God is still pursuing us with grace.

Through biblical teaching, real-life stories, and testimonies from Advance Commitment Night during the Multiply Discipleship Journey, this sermon challenges us to consider what it means to live generously and trust God with everything we have. When we worship with faith and sacrifice, our lives can speak for generations, just like Abel’s still does today.

Discover how to live with faith, courage, and generosity, and experience the lasting joy of the Master. Are you ready to take the next step in multiplying your life for God’s glory?

This sermon challenges us to put God first in every area of life, guard against distraction, and cultivate a heart that produces lasting fruit. When we open our head to His truth, our heart to obedience, and our hands in surrender, we position ourselves for a harvest that multiplies far beyond us.

Finish strong for the One who is first.

Looking at the life of the apostle Peter, we see three defining moments marked by fire: failure, forgiveness, and Spirit-filled boldness. From denying Jesus around a charcoal fire, to being restored by grace on the shoreline, to preaching with courage at Pentecost, Peter’s story reminds us that the Christian life is not about arriving at a destination but about continually becoming more like Christ.

God desires to deepen our character, expand our influence, and grow our generosity. Real transformation begins when we surrender comfort, release guilt, and allow the Holy Spirit to reshape our lives for His purposes.

What could God do through a church fully engaged in trusting Him and taking bold next steps of faith?

Join us as we pursue 100% engagement and believe God to multiply a harvest of righteousness in Brevard County and beyond.

Following Jesus’ example, we are invited to make disciples who make disciples, trusting that what we invest today will shape lives, families, and our community for eternity.

In Wendell’s weekend message, he encourages listeners to pursue genuine spiritual and mental compatibility in relationships by asking sincere, meaningful questions. Brandon mentioned that these questions would be included in today’s podcast notes. Here they are:

Is this person a believer?

How often do they read Scripture and pray?

Do they attend church? Where, and how often?

Do they want children? How many?

What forms of discipline do they believe in?

Are their parents still married? If divorced, why? How did that shape them?

What do they believe biblically about divorce?

What is their relationship like with their mom and dad?

What are their expectations around last names in marriage?

How do they plan to handle in-laws?

Views on work and stay-at-home parenting?

What kind of provider was their dad? What kind are they hoping to be or marry?

Are they more of a spender or a saver?

What are their beliefs regarding abortion?

How do they think about cultural issues affecting children, including gender-related medical decisions?

How do they view religious freedom and public expressions of faith?

This episode is honest, pastoral, and deeply practical. If you’re seeking wisdom in your relationships and a renewed commitment to holiness, this conversation will challenge and encourage you to take one concrete next step.

Please note: due to the nature of the topic, listener discretion is advised for younger audiences.

Addressing sexual temptation, purity, and wisdom across generations, Wendell calls the church to choose wisdom over foolishness and to see the cross not as tolerance for sin, but as a declaration of war against it. This message speaks to singles, parents, students, and families, urging us to rebuild what has been weakened, set biblical guardrails, and live set apart for the glory of God.

This sermon is honest, pastoral, and deeply rooted in Scripture, calling believers to devotion, obedience, and faith that is lived out when no one else is watching.

Pastor Brandon is joined by Discipleship Pastor Jay Austin and Family Pastor John Leathers to reflect on the RENEW: Building Relationships God’s Way series, exploring how parents serve as God’s ambassadors at home. This conversation unpacks everyday rhythms, faith lived out in real life, and practical next steps for shaping the next generation with truth, grace, and intentionality.

This sermon is both practical and deeply encouraging, offering wisdom for parents navigating the challenges of everyday discipleship and clarity for children on what it means to honor and obey their parents. Whether you’re raising young kids, parenting teens, or reflecting on your role as a son or daughter, this message points us all back to our perfect Father and our calling to live as ambassadors of Christ in the home.

In this message from Global Impact Weekend, we’re reminded that following Jesus has always been about presence. About showing up as an extension of God’s love in hard places, both locally and around the world. Through Scripture, personal stories, and powerful testimony, we see that discipleship is built on relationships and that God often invites us to step outside our comfort zone so others can experience His grace.

You’ll hear firsthand what it looks like to be “comfortable with being uncomfortable,” from language barriers and cultural differences to life-changing moments of ministry and worship overseas. This message challenges every believer to consider their role as an ambassador for Christ and to respond with obedience through praying, giving, or going.

📍 Whether you’re feeling called to the nations or wondering what your next step of faith might be, this message will encourage you to trust Jesus, show up, and let God use your life for His global purposes.

Whether you’re married, dating, single, or supporting others in their relationships, this message offers practical wisdom and gospel-centered hope. Learn how friendship strengthens marriages through every season of life, how God uses marriage to shape our character, and why the strongest relationships are wrapped in both friendship and faith.

This sermon explores how God fills us through worship, His Word, and intentional community so that what He pours into us can spill out onto others. You’ll hear a powerful reminder that even strong leaders can be “isolated in plain sight,” and that God’s solution is not more effort, but deeper connection. From the discipleship pathway to life-giving groups, this message invites us to stop doing life alone and start living from overflow.

Whether you feel empty, half-full, or hopeful, this message will encourage you to embrace God’s blueprint for renewal, community, and lasting impact.

This sermon unpacks what we can learn when godly people disagree, how grace and truth both matter, and why reconciliation doesn’t happen by accident; it requires humility, courage, and intentional action. We’ll see how God can redeem broken relationships, how to handle conflict biblically, and why giving second chances can change the future more than we realize.

If you’re carrying tension, hurt, or unresolved conflict into this new year, this message offers practical, Scripture-based guidance and hope for healing. Let’s start the year by becoming people who are known for grace, forgiveness, and restored relationships.

Through Scripture, storytelling, and the imagery of Christmas lights, we’re reminded that God’s love is defined as seeking the highest good for another, no matter the cost. From the birth of Jesus to the sacrifice of the cross, God didn’t decide to love us—He showed His love, even while we were still sinners.

This message challenges us to reject the world’s broken version of love and embrace a sacrificial, compassionate love that reflects Christ—loving enemies, absorbing frustration, letting go of pride, and choosing God’s best for others. As we anticipate the coming of Jesus this Christmas, we’re invited to become carriers of His light, allowing His love to shine through our relationships, our actions, and our witness.

If you’ve ever cried out, “Come, Jesus,” this message will remind you why He came—and how His love transforms everything.

Through the familiar story of the shepherds and the angel’s announcement, this sermon explores the difference between happiness and lasting joy, why the good news of Jesus is for everyone, and how God chose an unexpected way and unexpected people to reveal the greatest news the world has ever known. We’re reminded that Jesus came as our Savior, stepping into our brokenness, pain, fear, and weakness so we could experience real, lasting joy.

Whether you’re feeling joyful, overwhelmed, or somewhere in between this season, this message points us back to the source of true contentment and hope: Jesus Christ, whose grace is sufficient in every circumstance.

From Micah 5, we explore a 2,700-year-old prophecy that points directly to Jesus as our Shepherd, our Ruler, and ultimately our Peace. Mark unpacks the meaning behind Bethlehem, the humanity and divinity of Christ, and why only Jesus can offer the kind of peace our souls are desperate for.

Through practical steps, biblical truth, and memorable stories (Big Wheels, runaway horses, and more), this message shows how we can experience God’s peace right now and not just someday in eternity.

If you’ve been feeling anxious, overwhelmed, or longing for stability in a chaotic season, this sermon offers hope and a clear path forward.

From Christmas trees to Advent calendars, John begins by inviting us into the familiar traditions of the season before turning our attention to the deeper truth they point to: Advent is about the arrival of hope.

In a world filled with uncertainty, anxiety, and darkness, much like the world Isaiah wrote to, God speaks a promise: Light is coming.

Walking through Isaiah 9:2–7, John unpacks why Jesus is the only true and lasting hope we can build our lives on:

✨ He is in control — the government rests on His shoulders

✨ He is our Wonderful Counselor — wise, present, and trustworthy

✨ He is our Mighty God — strong when we are weak

✨ He is our Everlasting Father — loving, faithful, and full of compassion

✨ He is the Prince of Peace — bringing peace that no circumstance can shake

With stories, humor, and Scripture, this message invites us to remember what Advent is truly about and to anchor our hearts in the One who fulfills every promise.

Join us as we begin Advent with a message of hope—Jesus, the Light who shines in the darkness.

As John, exiled on the island of Patmos, is given a vision of heaven, we see a God who is fully in control, radiating purity, power, and peace. We see elders casting their crowns before Him, creation crying out “Holy, holy, holy,” and angels declaring, “Worthy is the Lamb!” Pastor Jay shows us that this heavenly worship isn’t distant; it’s happening now. And when we worship, we step into that eternal reality.

If you’re weighed down by fear, anxiety, or circumstances that feel out of control, this message will remind you that heaven opens its doors to us through worship. When we lay down our crowns--our control, our accomplishments, our idols—we find the peace, presence, and power that only come from the One who sits on the throne forever.

Kate also shares insights from Student Ministry. Together, the team unpacks practical ways to cultivate gratitude and make worship a daily rhythm.

If you’re looking to deepen your worship beyond Sunday, this episode will encourage and inspire you.

From there, he takes us to Luke 17 and the story of the ten lepers, showing how Jesus meets people in their deepest needs and how gratitude becomes an act of true worship. Drawing from his own life-changing trip to a leper colony in India, Pastor Brandon highlights two core truths: a lifestyle of worship is always thankful that God provides for our daily needs, and a lifestyle of worship is always thankful that God saves our souls. The healing of the one returning leper becomes a picture of obedience, gratitude, and transformation — a reminder that the movement of God often waits on the other side of our obedience.

Throughout the message, Pastor Brandon challenges us to evaluate our worship: Is it quiet and reserved, or does it overflow from a thankful heart? Do our lives reflect obedience to Jesus, not just in song but in the way we live? Using Scripture, personal stories, and encouragement for the season ahead, he invites us to live as people whose whole lives, bodies, voices, choices, and gratitude point back to the worthiness of God.

Discover how giving isn’t just a financial decision but a spiritual act of worship that reflects humility, gratitude, and trust in God. When we see our resources as temporary gifts from a generous Father, our hearts shift from “have to” to “get to.”

Whether you’ve struggled with stewardship, generosity, or simply understanding how giving connects to worship, this message will challenge and encourage you to live with open hands and a grateful heart.

Together they explore the story of Habakkuk, a man who worshiped God even in dark seasons. You’ll learn about four key faith steps: Remember, Rest, Rejoice, and Rise. They discuss how gratitude can turn hardship into genuine worship.

🎧 Listen now and be encouraged to see God’s faithfulness and let your worship overflow with gratitude.

If you’ve ever asked questions like “God, do You care?”, “Is this fair?”, or “Are You even there?”, this message is for you. Discover how to move from wrestling to worship, from worry to faith, and from despair to hope.

No matter what you’re facing, God is still good—and He’s still with you, even in the dark.

📖 Scripture: Habakkuk 1–3

🎵 Key Verse: “The Sovereign Lord is my strength; He makes my feet like the deer’s, He enables me to tread on the heights.” – Habakkuk 3:19

They also share practical tips for stewarding resources well, avoiding modern traps of wealth, and experiencing the joy of giving in everyday life.

Books & Resources Mentioned:

📘 The Treasure Principle — https://a.co/d/hu2Raim

📙 Give & Take — https://a.co/d/4vT5zvI

📕 Ego is the Enemy — https://a.co/d/jlj5Ic2

📗 Unreasonable Hospitality — https://a.co/d/6xKaJtK

In this message, Pastor Mark unpacks 1 Timothy 6 to show what it really means to “be rich in the right way.” From learning contentment to escaping the trap of materialism, you’ll discover how generosity leads to true freedom, joy, and purpose both now and for eternity.

You’ll hear practical truths, personal stories, and plenty of humor as Pastor Mark reminds us:

💡 God doesn’t want something from you — He wants something for you.

💡 The happiest people are the most generous people.

💡 When we put our hope in God, not wealth, we take hold of “the life that is truly life.”

Through six stages of spiritual growth, from new birth in Christ to leaving a lasting legacy, Pastor Jay challenges us to identify where we are in our walk with Jesus and what God is calling us to do next. You’ll be inspired to see discipleship not as a program, but as a lifelong journey of growth, service, and multiplication.

Let’s be a generation that doesn’t let faith stop with us.

Let’s make His story.

Grace is often seen as soft and comforting, but true, biblical grace also confronts, convicts, and transforms. Through Scripture and personal stories, Wendell challenges believers to embrace strong preaching, speak truth with love, and share grace for Christ’s name’s sake. The same gospel that softens some hearts can harden others, but it is always the power of God to salvation.

In this message, Pastor Mark Ragsdale unpacks the power of the Gospel, the greatest rescue story ever told. You’ll see how God’s love reaches every person, how Jesus defeated evil once and for all, and how your story can be forever changed by His.

Whether you’re exploring faith or learning how to share it, this message will help you understand what makes the Gospel good news and why it’s worth sharing with everyone you know.

Walking through Acts 2:42–47, we see four key characteristics of authentic Christian community:

1️⃣ Devotion to God’s Word

2️⃣ Sharing life with one another

3️⃣ Radical generosity

4️⃣ A life of worship.

Whether you’re an introvert or extrovert, we all need relationships that help us grow in Christ. Real community happens when we gather around God’s Word, care for one another, and live out our faith side by side.

At Church at Viera, we believe life is better together—and that’s why groups matter.

We’ll unpack how Scripture teaches, rebukes, corrects, and trains us, moving Bible study beyond mere information into true transformation. Through reflection, discussion, and practical application, you’ll discover how God’s Word can shape your faith, guide your daily decisions, and equip you to serve others faithfully.

Join us as we reflect, discuss, and pray together, asking the Holy Spirit to open our hearts to the life-giving power of God’s Word.

Drawing from 2 Timothy 3, we’ll explore why Scripture is reliable, how it points us to Jesus, and how it provides answers to life’s biggest questions. You’ll also hear the clear Gospel message through the Roman’s Road and be challenged to let God’s Word not just get into your hands, but into your heart and life.

Drawing from Galatians 2:20, Brandon unpacks what it means to live “in Christ” and how God’s love is unconditional, sacrificial, and transformative. If you’ve ever struggled with questions like “Who am I?” or felt the weight of trying to find your worth in what you do, what you have, or how others see you, this message will point you back to the unshakable truth of who you are in Jesus.

Whether you’re walking through grief, confusion, or searching for meaning, this message will encourage you to anchor your identity in Christ and trust Him as your source of strength.

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Through Scripture and stories, Pastor Jay reminds us that while disunity comes naturally, true unity is only possible through the Spirit of God living in us. When we live as God’s kinfolk, adopted, forgiven, and filled with His Spirit, we not only strengthen each other, but also shine to a world longing for hope and belonging.

Whether you’ve been part of God’s family for years or you’re still wondering if there’s a seat at the table for you, this message is an invitation to experience the unity, love, and grace that only Jesus can provide.

Together, they explore

- What it means to live as children of light

- Why our identity in Christ comes before our activity

- How we can overcome fear to let our light shine for God’s glory.

Tune in for an encouraging conversation on living out your faith at home, work, and in the community.

You’ll discover:

-Why our identity as children of light comes before our activity

-How shining together as the church makes our impact brighter

-The difference between living in darkness and walking in the light

-The fruit that comes from living in the light: goodness, righteousness, and truth

-How to avoid being “undercover Christians” and instead put our light on display

This message will challenge and encourage you to reflect the light of Jesus wherever you go. 

Brady also shares why these groups are so formative for middle school students and how parents and leaders can help them feel truly woven into the net of faith. If Brevard County is our Sea of Galilee, what might God do through a fully connected community of believers?

Using Jesus’ call to His disciples to be “fishers of men” (Matthew 4:18–20), Pastor Jay challenges us to move beyond being hobbyist Christians to becoming a connected network of believers who pray, care, and intentionally reach our community. Through Formation Classes, Care and Support Groups, Connection Groups, and Life Groups, we are woven together like a net: stronger when united, and ready to be cast across Brevard County for God’s glory.

Where do you fit into the net? And who might God be asking you to reach?

The conversation covers powerful themes of unity, standing firm in faith, overcoming cultural pressures, and working together to pursue the mission of sharing grace with everyone and seeing Christ change lives. Along the way, they discuss practical ways to live “worthy of the gospel” in our words, attitudes, and daily choices, and how fearless faith can impact our community for Christ.

Whether you’re part of Church at Viera or simply seeking encouragement in your walk with Jesus, this episode will inspire you to embrace unity and live boldly for the mission God has given us.

From the opening verses where Jesus prays for Himself, to the powerful moment where He prays for us, this conversation explores the radical implications of eternal life as knowing God, living as people who are not of this world, and being anchored in God’s truth through His Word.

Shane also shares his personal call to ministry and current work, offering a real-world perspective on living out the mission of Jesus. Whether you're navigating spiritual tension, rethinking your priorities, or striving for unity in a divided world, this episode invites you to pursue a deeper relationship with Christ and see how it changes everything.

This sermon explores four deep truths behind Jesus washing His disciples’ feet:

1. To show His heart — Jesus loves us fully and unconditionally, even in our mess.

2. To show His humility — The King of Kings took the form of a servant.

3. To show our need for holiness — He doesn’t just teach us, He cleanses us.

4. To show us a habit — He calls us to follow His example and serve others in love.

Following Jesus means more than knowing His words—it means doing what He did. As we lower ourselves in love, we lift up the name of Christ.

“If you know these things, blessed are you if you do them.” – John 13:17

Who is Jesus calling you to serve this week?

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From resurrection dinners to broken perfume jars, we explore what it really means to live a life marked by followship, gratitude, generosity, service, and love. Why did Mary go all in? Why did Jesus linger at the table? And what does it mean when He says, “She did what she could”?

Whether you’ve ever felt challenged to give more, love more boldly, or simply be more present, this episode is for you. Pull up a seat at the table and join the conversation.

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In this powerful message, we explore the story of Mary anointing Jesus with costly perfume, and what her bold, beautiful act reveals about living a Next Level Life. Through five key qualities, Fervent Followship, Extreme Gratitude, Extravagant Generosity, Humble Service, and Audacious Love, we’re invited to evaluate our own lives and take a step closer to the kind of worship that moves heaven.

Jesus said, “She did what she could.” What would it look like for you to do the same, right here, right now?

This episode wrestles honestly with questions about God’s timing, personal transformation, and the power of Christian community. It's about the moments when Jesus calls us to “come out” of whatever tomb we’re stuck in and the people who help unwrap what’s still holding us back.

Engaging, emotional, and spiritually rich, this episode isn’t just about Lazarus walking out of the grave. It’s about how we do, too.

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As Jesus calls Lazarus out of the tomb, we are reminded that resurrection is not just a future event; it is a person. Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life. He steps into our sorrow, calls us by name, and invites us to believe, even when we cannot yet see the full picture.

Whether you’re questioning God’s timing, overwhelmed with grief, or feeling buried in hopelessness, this message offers truth and hope: death is not the end, your pain is not meaningless, and Jesus is near. The grave never stood a chance.

This message unpacks how Jesus invites each of us into a personal relationship, where we recognize His voice, respond in faith, and follow Him daily. Discover how to hear God's voice more clearly and how to make your response to Jesus as personal as His love for you.

But more than the miracle, the real focus is our response. Do we move closer to Jesus, or do pride, fear, or confusion keep us from truly seeing Him? Through four unique reactions to this miracle — from the neighbors, the Pharisees, the parents, and the blind man himself — we’re challenged to examine our own hearts.

Are you curious but confused? Religious but resistant? Fearful but silent? Or are you growing in boldness, seeing Jesus clearly, and worshiping Him as Lord?

Join us as we discover what it really means to see and believe.

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The message highlighted how Jesus demonstrated both justice and mercy. Instead of condemning the woman, He challenged her accusers to reflect on their own sin, famously saying, “Let him who is without sin cast the first stone.” Jesus neither excused the sin nor shamed the sinner. Instead, He lovingly told her, “Neither do I condemn you. Go now and leave your life of sin.”

Key takeaways included:

-Drop the “rocks” of self-righteousness and judgment.

-Recognize that compassion doesn’t mean condoning sin, but offering grace and truth together.

-Extend acceptance without approval of sinful choices, just as Jesus does with us.

-Encourage repentance not out of guilt, but out of love for Christ and the hope He offers.

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Through John 7, we are reminded that God’s timing is never rushed, never delayed, and always trustworthy. Even when pressure mounts or circumstances don’t make sense, we are called to follow Jesus’ example and trust His timing in all things.

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Through four key responses—from the disciples, Philip, Andrew, and Jesus—we learn how to:

1. Trust Jesus with the little we have,

2. Trust Him with the surplus,

3. Trust Him through life’s storms,

4. And feed our faith daily on Him, the Bread of Life.

No matter the challenge, Jesus doesn’t waste anything in our lives and invites us to rely on Him every single day—especially the last day.

We’ll explore how Jesus’ question, “Do you want to be healed?”, speaks to our spiritual and emotional lives today. You’ll hear how this story of healing challenges us to shift our gaze from empty pools of false hope to the Living Water that’s right in front of us.

This episode is full of personal stories, honest reflections, and a beautiful reminder that Jesus is not only our Healer but the One who brings abundant life, here and now.

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Through the lens of this miraculous healing, we are reminded that Jesus sees and knows our struggles—our pain, addictions, disappointments, and sin—not with condemnation, but with deep compassion. As Jesus calls the man to rise and walk, Pastor Jay emphasizes that true healing comes not from tradition or performance, but from trusting in Jesus’ mercy and power.

The message concludes by answering the question, “Who is this man?”—revealing Jesus as the Healer, the Lord over the law, the Giver of life, and the Savior who offers eternal hope. We are invited to respond in faith: to rise from our paralysis, walk in obedience, and follow the way of Jesus with renewed purpose and holiness.

Together, they explore what it means to be spiritually “thirsty” and how Jesus offers “living water” to those who feel unseen, stuck, or burdened by their past. Through real-life stories from AnneMarie and Stacy’s frontline ministries, the team discusses God’s heart for the marginalized, the power of grace and truth, and how authentic encounters with Christ can lead to healing, transformation, and new life.

Whether you're feeling weary or just curious about how faith meets real-world struggles, this episode is a moving reminder that no one is beyond the reach of God’s love.

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Jesus breaks barriers of culture, gender, and shame to offer the woman something far greater than physical water—living water that satisfies the soul and leads to eternal life. As He reveals her past and offers her a future, we see the heart of Christ as the Savior who sees us fully and loves us completely.

Drawing from Jeremiah 2:13, Pastor Jay reminds us that many of us are still drinking from broken cisterns—empty pursuits that leave us dry. But Jesus offers something better: Himself.

This message will stir your heart to worship in spirit and truth, and to share the hope of Jesus with boldness, just like the woman who ran to her town declaring, “Come, see a man who told me everything I ever did.”

Discover what it means to be known, loved, and transformed by the Savior of the world.

We explore what it means to live like John the Baptist, who boldly declared, “I am not the Christ,” and modeled a life pointing others to Jesus, not himself. From the imagery of a wedding to the challenge of letting Christ increase while we decrease, we dive into what it means to live with true humility without losing confidence.

You’ll hear personal reflections, real-life examples, and honest dialogue about pride, identity, and what it really looks like to find freedom by embracing our God-given roles. Whether you're wrestling with comparison or seeking deeper purpose, this episode offers encouragement to step out of the spotlight and into joyful surrender.

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Together, the team reflects on themes of trust, divine timing, radical obedience, and Jesus’ ability to repurpose the ordinary for sacred purpose. Most importantly, they highlight how Jesus doesn’t just fix situations—He transforms them.

Whether you're navigating a dry season, wrestling with delayed answers, or simply looking for fresh encouragement in your faith, this episode is an invitation to believe again in the transforming power of Jesus.

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Through this first sign, we see that:

⭐️ Jesus is God—humble, joyful, and fully in control.

⭐️ Jesus has power—He can create, redeem, and restore what’s been lost.

⭐️ Jesus has a purpose—to suffer in our place so that we could celebrate with Him forever.

As we connect this moment to the Last Supper and the ultimate wedding banquet in Revelation, we are reminded that what Jesus began in Cana points us to the cross and ends in eternal joy.

Best advice from this message:

⭐️ Jesus when your wine runs out.

⭐️ Do whatever He tells you.

⭐️ Begin with the end in mind.

🙌 Don’t miss this reminder that Jesus is not only present in your lack—but He’s preparing something better than you can imagine.

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Host Jay Austin sits down with Pastor Mark Ragsdale and Dr. Nathan Allison for an honest, hope-filled conversation about faith, questions, and how Jesus meets us in our moments of uncertainty. From personal stories to real-life reflections, this episode reminds us that God isn’t afraid of our doubts—He meets us right in the middle of them.

🕊️ Honest. Encouraging. Real.

Whether you're wrestling with questions or walking with someone who is, this conversation is for you.

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Email: sharinggrace@churchatviera.com

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Email: sharinggrace@churchatviera.com

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Email: sharinggrace@churchatviera.com

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Email: sharinggrace@churchatviera.com

Website: www.churchatviera.com

Email: sharinggrace@churchatviera.com

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