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What do you do when what’s in front of you is bigger than what you have? In Lord, I Need You , we look at two powerful miracles from Matthew 14 — Jesus feeding the 5,000 and Jesus walking on the water. Though they happen in very different moments, they reveal the same life-changing truth: recognizing our need for Jesus is not weakness, it’s the foundation of faith. This message reminds us that: God often allows us to see our limits so we’ll lean on Him Following Jesus doesn’t

As we close out the year, we turn to the Psalms of Ascent (Psalms 120–134) —a collection of songs God’s people sang while climbing toward Jerusalem. These psalms were written for the journey. They remind us how to walk with God when the road is long, the climb is steep, and the finish feels far away. In this message, we explore how the Psalms of Ascent teach us to bring our troubles to the Lord, praise Him in the middle of the journey, trust Him when the path gets tough, and

Christmas is a reminder that God is always at work — even when it feels like coincidence. In this Christmas message, we look at the story of the wise men and the star that led them to Jesus. What seemed like a simple sign was actually God orchestrating countless details to draw people to Himself. Just like He did for them, God is still using everyday moments, unexpected paths, and personal stories to lead us to Jesus today. This service invites us to move beyond simply seeing

In Part 3 of the Jonah series, we step into the uncomfortable ending of the story—where obedience is present, but the heart is still misaligned. Jonah watches an entire city repent, yet instead of celebrating, he’s angry. Why? Because God’s compassion challenged Jonah’s priorities. This message dives into Jonah chapter 4 and wrestles with big questions we all face: Can we obey God without sharing His heart? Do we care more about our comfort than God’s mission? Do we want forg