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Is it possible to be alive in Christ but still live like you’re dead?In the story of Lazarus in John 11, Jesus calls a dead man back to life. But when Lazarus steps out of the tomb, he’s still wrapped in his grave clothes. He’s alive, but he’s not yet walking in freedom.For many of us, the same is true. We’ve experienced the life-changing power of Jesus, yet we’re still holding on to old habits, past hurts, shame, or lies that keep us bound.In this message, we discover what it means to take off our grave clothes, step into our new identity in Christ, and surround ourselves with people who help us walk in freedom.Jesus didn’t just call you out of the grave. He called you into a new life.

We know that worship, prayer, and reading God’s Word are important, but what about the way we handle our money?In this message, Pastor Scott Baugh explores what Scripture teaches about tithing and generosity, revealing how our giving honors God, advances His Kingdom, and shapes our hearts. Discover why putting God first in our finances is about more than money, it’s about worship, trust, and investing in what matters for eternity.Key Scriptures: Proverbs 3:9–10, Matthew 6:19–24, Malachi 3:10

When life feels heavy, what does it mean to clothe yourself with joy? In this message at Journey Church, guest speaker Dan Lian invites us to turn our attention toward God and the joy found in Him. Listen and be encouraged as you navigate whatever this season holds.

Jesus invites us to cast our cares on him, but what does that mean for the responsibilities we still have? In Part 2 of Weight of the World, Pastor Scott talks about the difference between worrying about what only God can do and taking action on what God has called us to do today. Through examples from work, marriage, and finances, we’ll learn to work on what we can and trust God with what we cannot control.

Life can feel heavy. We carry the pressure of uncertain futures, difficult relationships, financial needs, painful experiences and responsibilities we were never meant to hold alone.In Part 1 of Weight of the World, Pastor Scott shares how Jesus invites us to take the weight off by shifting our focus, remembering God’s past faithfulness and trusting Him with our future. Through Matthew 6, we’re reminded that God sees us, values us and cares about everything weighing us down.You don’t have to carry the weight of tomorrow today. Fix your eyes on Jesus, cast your cares on Him and trust that He is already at work.

Every day, countless voices compete to shape what we think, believe and do. But how can we distinguish truth from misinformation and the voice of God from the noise around us? Through John 7:14–24, this message explores how Jesus teaches us to discern both the messenger and the message. We’ll learn why the source matters, how surrender affects our ability to recognize truth and why spiritual discernment requires more than judging by appearances. The goal isn’t to become more suspicious. It’s to become more familiar with the voice of the Good Shepherd. As we slow down, stay rooted in Scripture and remain surrendered to Jesus, we become better equipped to recognize what is true and reject what is counterfeit.

Temptation is inevitable, but it is resistible. You don’t have to give in just because temptation shows up.

Through the story of Joseph in Genesis 39, we discover three responses that can help us overcome temptation: recognize it, refuse it, and run from it. We’ll talk about identifying our vulnerabilities, refusing to negotiate with sin, taking the way of escape God provides, and preparing ourselves through God’s Word and prayer.

Joseph gives us an example to follow, but Jesus gives us a Savior to trust. Because of Him, we don’t have to fight temptation in our own strength, we can walk in the freedom He provides.

Why did God create you? Your purpose goes beyond simply experiencing God’s love and receiving salvation, God created you to be part of what He is doing in the world.

In the final message of Made for More, Pastor Scott Baugh unpacks two purposes God has given every believer: growing God’s family and building His Kingdom on earth. You’ll discover why your spiritual gifts matter, why God placed you within the Church, and how your time, talents, generosity, and influence can make an eternal difference.

You were created on purpose, gifted for a purpose, and placed exactly where God can use you.

What role does the Holy Spirit play in helping us live in freedom and victory?

In this message from our Made for More series, Pastor Scott shares how the Holy Spirit is more than a presence in our lives, He is our Advocate and the source of supernatural power God has given us to overcome our sinful nature and stand against the enemy.

Discover why we can sometimes have the Holy Spirit yet still feel powerless, what surrender has to do with experiencing His power, and how prayer, worship, and God’s Word help us live filled with the Holy Spirit.

You weren’t meant to fight spiritual battles in your own strength. God has given you His Spirit so you can walk in the freedom, victory, and purpose He created you for.

Jesus didn’t come only to forgive your sins, He came to set you free from their power.In Week 2 of Made for More, we’re talking about what it means to truly find freedom. While following Jesus doesn’t mean we’ll never face temptation, struggle, or failure, it does mean sin no longer has to control us.God has given us practical habits, the power of the Holy Spirit, and something we often underestimate: the right relationships. Scripture reminds us that who we walk with matters. The right people can help lead us toward healing, wisdom, strength, and freedom, while the wrong relationships can pull us back into the very things God is trying to free us from.Whether you’re battling fear, anxiety, anger, unforgiveness, addiction, shame, unhealthy patterns, or another stronghold, there is hope. You were made for more than simply being forgiven, you were made to walk in the freedom and victory Jesus makes possible.

What does it really mean to have a relationship with God?

You weren’t created simply to follow religious rules or know about God, you were created to know Him personally. In Week 1 of Made for More, we unpack the first part of what we believe we were created for: to Experience God.

Discover how salvation restores our relationship with God, why baptism is a public expression of that relationship, how we connect with God through prayer and Scripture, and how the Holy Spirit helps us experience His presence in our everyday lives.

If you’ve ever wondered how to grow closer to God or move from simply knowing about Him to truly knowing Him, this message will encourage you to experience the relationship you were created for.

Life isn’t always fair, but God is always just.In this message from Psalm 73, we explore one of the most honest struggles of faith: Why do people who reject God seem to prosper while those who follow Him face hardship?Asaph’s journey reminds us that our perspective changes when we step into God’s presence. What looks unfair today isn’t the whole story. God’s justice is perfect, His timing is trustworthy, and His promises never fail.Whether you’re carrying disappointment, wrestling with injustice, or simply asking “Why?”, this message will encourage you to trust God’s heart even when you can’t understand His ways.Scripture: Psalm 73 | Key Verse: Galatians 6:7

What voice are you listening to? In Week 3 of our Summer in the Psalms series, we explore Psalm 103 and learn why the conversations we have with ourselves matter more than we realize. David teaches us to intentionally preach God’s truth to our own souls instead of allowing fear, shame, anxiety, or culture to define us.As you listen, you’ll discover that God’s forgiveness knows no limit, His love knows no measure, and His praise knows no end. If you’ve been struggling with the lies in your own mind, this message will encourage you to replace them with the truth of God’s Word.

In this message from Psalm 1, Pastor Junior Saint-Val challenges us to consider what is shaping us, what is feeding our souls, and where we are truly planted. Because spiritual growth isn’t about striving harder to produce better fruit, it’s about staying rooted in the right source.

Learn how to recognize the subtle drift that can pull you away from God, intentionally plant yourself in His Word and presence, and stay rooted long enough to see the fruit He wants to produce in your life.

Stay planted. Stay rooted. The fruit will come.

What role does God want to play in your life?In Week 1 of Summer in the Psalms, we explore Psalm 23 and the powerful picture of God as our Shepherd. Discover how God guides us with wisdom, guards us through life’s challenges, and pursues us with grace when we drift away.Whether you’re walking through a season of peace or a valley of uncertainty, this message is a reminder that the Good Shepherd is with you, for you, and never stops pursuing you.

We live in a culture that celebrates freedom, yet many people still feel exhausted, overwhelmed, lonely, and trapped. In this message, we explore the difference between external freedom and internal freedom, why success and independence don’t always lead to peace, and how true transformation begins. Whether you’re thriving, struggling, or somewhere in between, this message offers a fresh perspective on what it means to live truly free.

Many Christians know about the Holy Spirit, but few fully understand the advantage Jesus said He would be.

In this message, we explore one of the most surprising statements Jesus ever made: “It is to your advantage that I go away.” Discover who the Holy Spirit is, why His presence in our lives is better than having Jesus physically beside us, and how He produces conviction, transformation, and joy in those who follow Him.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re trying to follow Jesus on your own, this conversation is a reminder that you were never meant to.The Holy Spirit in you is God’s advantage for every area of life.

Rest Or Invest?

Are you hungry, or are you soul-full?In this message, Pastor Jonathan McQuitty explores Jesus’ Parable of the Great Banquet and challenges us to examine what we’re feeding our souls. While the world offers endless substitutes for fulfillment, security, purpose, and love, only a relationship with Jesus can truly satisfy the deepest hunger of the human heart.God has prepared a feast. He has made a way for us to sit at His table. The invitation is open, but not everyone will come.Whether you’ve been following Jesus for years or you’re still exploring faith, this message will encourage you to lay aside the things that have been filling your soul and rediscover the joy of feasting on God’s presence.

Worry steals our peace, drains our strength, and keeps us focused on problems instead of God's promises.

In this message, Pastor Dave Simiele teaches in Matthew 6 and answer the question: What do you do when worry wins?

Whether you're worried about your finances, your marriage, your health, your future, your children, or something no one else knows you're carrying, this message will remind you that God sees you, God cares for you, and you don't have to carry it alone.

Discover: • Why worry is more harmful than we realize • How worry affects our spiritual, emotional, and physical health • The three battles we must win to overcome worry • What Jesus teaches about anxiety and peace • Practical ways to seek God first when life feels overwhelming • How to trust God with tomorrow while living faithfully today

Key Scripture: Matthew 6:25-34

Bottom Line: Worry loses when seeking wins.

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What fuels resilience when life gets hard?

In Part 3 of The Power of Resilience, Pastor Scott Baugh teaches that faith is the oxygen of resilience. Through the examples of David, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus, we’ll discover how faith empowers us to endure trials, remain obedient to God, and trust Him through the waiting. No matter what battle you’re facing today, this message will encourage you to keep going, keep believing, and keep your eyes fixed on Jesus.

Key Scripture: Hebrews 12:1-2

How do you keep going when life gets hard?

In Week 2 of The Power of Resilience, we explore how resilience is built through resistance and why perseverance alone isn’t enough. This message unpacks the connection between resilience and obedience — and how God uses trials, pressure, and perseverance to strengthen our faith and prepare us for what’s ahead.

If you’ve been discouraged, exhausted, or tempted to give up, this message will encourage you to stay in the fight and trust God through the process.

Life is full of battles, setbacks, disappointments, and hard seasons. In this message, we explore how resilience is built and why mental and spiritual endurance are essential to becoming everything God created us to be.

In Week 1 of The Power of Resilience, discover how preparing your mind with God’s truth, surrounding yourself with the right community, and staying faithful in difficult seasons can help you keep moving forward instead of giving up.

No matter what battle you’re facing, God can build a strength in you that doesn’t break under pressure.

The Church was never meant to stay silent in the face of brokenness.

In this powerful Mother’s Day message, we explore God’s design for His people to be ambassadors of His Kingdom, a refuge for the hurting, and a force that overcomes evil with good. Through Romans 12 and the teachings of Jesus, we’re challenged to move beyond passive faith and become active participants in bringing hope and healing to the world around us.

In this message, we unpack the reality of spiritual warfare and how the enemy works to keep you stuck in fear, anxiety, and defeat. But God hasn’t left you unprotected. Through the Armor of God in Ephesians 6, we’re given a strategy to stand firm and fight back.

This isn’t about trying harder, it’s about being equipped.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed or under attack, this message will help you understand why and show you how to win.

Why does it feel like we give ourselves grace in every area of life…except our faith?

In this message, we unpack the pressure many people carry to be “perfect” for God and how that mindset can quietly turn a relationship with Him into a burden. The truth is, while God’s standard is perfect, His posture toward you is full of grace.

Transformation doesn’t happen overnight. It happens through progress.

If you’ve been feeling discouraged, stuck, or like you’re constantly falling short, this conversation will remind you:

God isn’t disappointed in you, He’s working in you.

Take a step. Keep going. You’re closer than you think.

Faith isn’t a life hack, it’s a fight.

In this message, we unpack the reality that following Jesus doesn’t remove hardship, it prepares you for it. From learning how to take ground in your faith, to staying protected through humility, to building the resilience to endure life’s hardest moments...this message is a call to stay in the fight.

If you’ve been feeling worn down, discouraged, or questioning why faith feels harder than you expected, this conversation will remind you: you’re not alone, and you’re not out.

Keep your hands up. Don’t quit. Finish the fight.

God has given you everything you need for a godly life—so why do so many believers still feel stuck?

In this message, we unpack what it looks like to build an effective and productive faith. Faith isn’t just something you have—it’s something you develop.

If you’re ready to grow, take responsibility, and stop settling for less than what God has for you, this message will challenge and equip you.

Have you ever felt like you’re not enough?

Life has a way of exposing our limits, but Easter reveals the answer. Through Jesus’ death and resurrection, we’re not just forgiven… we’re transformed.

In this message, discover how Jesus moves you from:

• Not enough → fully forgiven

• Powerless → spiritually empowered

• Defeated → walking in authority

If you’ve ever struggled with insecurity, shame, or feeling like you don’t measure up, this message will remind you of the truth:

Through Jesus, you are more than enough.

On Palm Sunday, the crowds welcomed Jesus with praise, celebration, and expectation. They believed He had come to change everything.

But as Jesus looked over the city… He wept.

In this message, we explore the tension between outward worship and inward surrender. The same crowd that honored Jesus was also missing the deeper invitation He was offering, not just to change their circumstances, but to transform their hearts.

It's a powerful reminder that it’s possible to be close to Jesus, to celebrate Him, and still miss what He truly came to do.

As we approach Easter, this message invites us to examine our own hearts: Are we seeking what Jesus can do for us…or surrendering to what He wants to do in us?

Why do we still feel afraid even when we trust God?

In this message from Matthew 8:23–27, we explore the moment the disciples faced a violent storm while Jesus was right there in the boat, yet they were still afraid.

This teaching breaks down the difference between feeling fear and living in fear, and challenges us to shift how we see the storms in our lives.

Fear may be natural, but courage is a choice.

If you’re walking through uncertainty in your marriage, your family, your finances, or your future, this message will help you reframe the storm and anchor your faith in who Jesus is.

Because when Jesus is in your boat, fear doesn’t get the final word, faith does.

Many people today feel overwhelmed trying to carry the weight of life on their own. But what if life was never meant to be lived that way?

In this message, we explore the difference between living a one-dimensional life—where everything depends on our circumstances, effort, and ability—and a two-dimensional life, where God is actively working in and through us.

Looking at the story of Job and the teachings of Jesus in Matthew 6, we discover that it has never been you against the world. It has always been you and God.

If life has been feeling heavy, this message will remind you that you were never meant to carry it alone.

It’s one thing to experience freedom—but it’s another thing to stay free.

In Week 4 of Safeguards for Success, we explore the spiritual safeguards that protect the freedom God gives us. Breakthrough is powerful, but lasting freedom comes from continuing to walk with Jesus and building the right habits in our lives.

If you’ve ever experienced victory but later found yourself slipping back into old patterns, this message will encourage you and help you learn how to live in the freedom God intends.

📖 Scripture: Matthew 11:28–30

God’s discipline isn’t meant to destroy us — it’s meant to restore us.

In this message, we explore how God uses correction and consequences to protect us from self-inflicted pain and unnecessary regret. Discover how the fear of the Lord and spiritual safeguards can help you avoid wounds you don’t have to carry and lead you toward healing, freedom, and lasting peace.

Key Scripture: Hebrews 12:11

Success rarely collapses in a single moment — it erodes over time.

.In this message, we uncover the four hidden vulnerabilities that quietly set people up for failure long before the consequences ever show up. Through the story of King David and other biblical leaders, you’ll see how seasons of imbalance, unguarded temptation, unresolved weaknesses, and lack of accountability can make even strong people vulnerable.

But failure isn’t inevitable.

You'll also discover four practical safeguards that help protect your life, your relationships, and your future — making success sustainable and failure far less likely.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, stretched thin, tempted, discouraged, or afraid of messing up something that matters, this message is for you.

You don’t have to fail. You can finish well.⸻🛡️ In this message:•

The 4 vulnerabilities that set people up to fail

• Why success often collapses slowly, not suddenly

• How to bring your life back into balance

• Creating barriers between you and temptation

• Identifying weak areas before they become breaking points

• The power of accountability to protect your future⸻

📖 Key Scriptures:

2 Samuel 11–121

Samuel 24

Ephesians 6:111

Corinthians 7

Most people don’t ruin their lives on purpose, they drift there one small compromise at a time.

Why do good people make decisions that cost them their marriage, integrity, faith, or future? In this message, we uncover the hidden blind spots that lead to failure and the safeguards God gives to protect us before we fall.

We will look at the warning signs that often go unnoticed — the blind spots, overconfidence, and quiet compromises that can lead anyone toward failure. Through the story of Peter, we see how even the most devoted follower of Jesus fell… and how his fall could have been prevented.

Failure isn’t inevitable. You don’t have to wreck your life, your marriage, your faith, or your future.

God gives us safeguards; practical, spiritual protections designed to help us run life to win.

If you’ve ever thought “that could never be me,” this message is for you.

And if you feel like you’ve already fallen, there’s hope and restoration waiting for you too.

You're not too good to fail. But you’re also not too far gone to rise again.

Join us as we begin Safeguards for Success — a series about protecting what matters most and building a life that finishes strong.

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What happens when we forget what God has done?

In this message, we’re reminded that forgetting isn’t just a bad habit, it’s a spiritual danger. Scripture shows us that faith is built on remembrance, and when we forget God’s faithfulness, fear begins to take over.

Through the stories of Peter walking on water and David facing Goliath, we see the powerful contrast between what happens when we forget…and what happens when we remember. One sinks in the storm. The other watches giants fall.

This sermon will help you: - Understand why faith weakens when remembrance fades- See the spiritual cost of forgetting what God has done- Learn how to build rhythms of remembrance that anchor your faith- Move from fear to faith, even in the middle of life’s stormsIf you’ve recently walked through a powerful season with God or if you’re facing winds, waves, or giants right now, this message is for you. Don’t forget what He’s done.

Let remembrance become the foundation your faith stands on.

📖 Key Scriptures:

1 Samuel 17:45–47

Matthew 14:22–33

Psalm 103:2–5

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What do you do when you’ve prayed, fasted, believed—and the answer still hasn’t come?

In this message, we talk honestly about the tension between desire and fulfillment, and why God’s answers don’t always come immediately. Using powerful biblical examples from Daniel, David, and Joseph, we discover that delay does not mean denial—and that God is often doing His deepest work in the process.

You'll learn:-

Why some prayers are answered instantly while others take time- What Scripture says about spiritual battles happening behind the scenes- How personal growth, obedience, and perseverance play a role in answered prayer- What might be “in the way” while God’s answer is on the wayIf you’re in a season of waiting—between the promise and the breakthrough—this message will encourage your faith, renew your hope, and remind you that God is working even when you can’t see it

.📖 Key Scriptures: Daniel 10:12–13, Luke 18:1–8, Galatians 6:7–9, Philippians 4:8–9

🙏 Theme: Prayer, fasting, perseverance, faith in the waiting

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Have you ever wondered why you keep losing the same battles—even though you love God and want to do what’s right?

What if the problem isn’t that you’re weak…

What if you’re not a failure at all—but spiritually empty?

In this message, we talk about why so many believers feel exhausted, frustrated, anxious, and stuck in cycles they can’t seem to break. Scripture reminds us that the struggle between the flesh and the Spirit is real—but it also reveals God’s solution.

This teaching walks through:

Why willpower alone isn’t enough

How an empty or quenched spirit affects your emotions and decisionsWhat Jesus meant when He said, “The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak”

Why prayer, fasting, and seeking God aren’t religious duties—but lifelines

How being filled with the Holy Spirit brings real freedom and strength

You’ll see that your anger, anxiety, heaviness, or lack of self-control may not mean you’re broken—it may be a sign that your spirit needs to be filled again.

God doesn’t just forgive you—He empowers you.

And when His Spirit fills you, everything begins to change.

📖 Key Scriptures:

Romans 7–8

Galatians 5

Matthew 26:39–41

Ephesians 5:18–20

John 15:4–5

What if the battles you’re facing were never meant to be fought in your own strength?

Life is full of beauty—but it’s also full of battles. Circumstances we can’t control. Inner struggles with our flesh. Emotional weight, anxiety, and pain. Broken relationships. Spiritual opposition that seeks to steal, kill, and destroy.

In this message from our More of God 2026 season, we explore a powerful truth found in 2 Chronicles 20: when God’s people shift their hearts toward Him, God takes their battles personally.

Through the story of King Jehoshaphat, we discover how God responds when His people:

• Pray and fast before they strategize
• Seek God not just for answers, but for relationship
• Worship and praise even before the victory comes

This message challenges us to move from seeking God for what He can do to seeking God for who He is—from transactional faith to surrendered dependence. When we do, Scripture reminds us: “The battle is not yours, but God’s.”

Whether you’re facing spiritual opposition, emotional pressure, relational conflict, or overwhelming circumstances, this message will encourage you to stop fighting alone and invite God to fight for you.

👉 Key Scripture: 2 Chronicles 20:20 👉 Theme: From self-reliance to God-dependence 👉 Call to Action: Pray, fast, seek God with all your heart, and worship Him—then watch how He moves

If this message encourages you, consider joining us during our 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting, or gathering with us at one of our Living Room Worship Nights where we seek God together and invite Him into every battle.

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Scripture places enormous emphasis on the return of Jesus Christ—yet many believers live either indifferent to it or confused by it. In this message, we explore why God speaks so often about Christ’s return and how it is meant to shape the way we live today. From Simeon and Anna’s eager expectation to Jesus’ own commands to stay dressed for action and keep our lamps burning, we are reminded that readiness is not about speculation—it’s about devotion, obedience, and anticipation. Jesus is coming again. The question is not if, but are we ready?

Why do so many New Year’s resolutions fail—year after year? In this message we discover that lasting change doesn’t start with behavior—it starts with identity. Instead of trying to fix the fruit, God calls us to address the root. When we understand who we are in Christ, create the right environments, and build intentional habits, real transformation becomes possible.

What does it really mean to obey Jesus’ command to “go and make disciples”? In this powerful discipleship message from Junior Saint Val, we dive into Matthew 28:19 and explore Jesus’ clear call—not just to pastors or church leaders, but to every believer. This sermon challenges the idea of passive faith and invites us into a life where God’s power, love, and gifts don’t just flow to us, but through us. Building on last week’s teaching from Matthew 16:24, this message provides a practical, biblical framework for discipleship, modeled directly from the life of Jesus. You’ll discover why spiritual stagnation happens, how fear and confusion keep us from discipling others, and how God has already given you the authority to step into this calling.

In this message, we explore how Scripture—written by over 40 authors across 1,600 years—reveals a divine plan hidden in plain sight. From ancient prophecy to the familiar scene of the Wise Men, God was weaving together a story of redemption long before the manger in Bethlehem. The Wise Men brought three gifts—gold, frankincense, and myrrh—not by coincidence, but by divine design. Each gift reveals who Jesus truly is: Frankincense points to Jesus as God, worthy of worship. Gold declares Jesus as King, meant to rule and reign. Myrrh foreshadows Jesus as the Savior, anointed to suffer and die for our sins. This message reminds us that Jesus is more than a baby in a manger or a wise teacher to admire—He is Lord, Savior, and King, deserving not only of belief, but of worship, surrender, and trust.

What does it really mean to follow Jesus? In this message from Matthew 16:24, we unpack Jesus’ call to discipleship and why following Him is more than just a decision—it requires action. Many people choose to follow Jesus but still struggle to experience the peace, joy, freedom, and transformation the Bible promises. Why? Because biblical discipleship isn’t about casually following—it’s about becoming an apprentice of Jesus.

What actually matters in life? This message challenges us to live with clarity, urgency, and eternity in mind—focusing on what truly lasts. In this message, we’re confronted with the reality that our time is limited—and how that truth reshapes the way we live. Scripture reminds us that what is seen is temporary, but what is unseen is eternal. We explore how deadlines bring clarity, why today is sacred, and how to stop giving our time, attention, and energy to things that don’t matter. This message calls us to examine our priorities, relationships, careers, money, and everyday moments through the lens of eternity—and to make our lives count for what truly lasts: the Kingdom of God and the souls of people. If you’ve ever felt distracted, overwhelmed, or unsure if you’re spending your life on the right things, this message will help refocus your heart and perspective.

When God feels silent, distant, or confusing… what do you do? Peter asked the question many of us ask in seasons of pain: “To whom shall we go?” Today’s message is for anyone wrestling with disappointment, loss, or unanswered prayers. If God doesn’t make sense — don’t walk away. There’s still hope in Him.

A special message from Pastor Scott Baugh.

You were created for a life that matters — but with so many voices, options, and distractions all around us, how do you actually find the path that leads to real life? Today’s message unpacks Jesus’ challenge to “seek first the Kingdom of God” and shows how the path you choose determines the destination you reach. In this sermon, Pastor Jon McQuitty explores:• Why so many people feel unfulfilled even while “doing everything right”• The difference between building your kingdom vs. building God’s Kingdom• How distraction and consumerism pull us off course• The two paths Jesus says every person must choose between• The promise of Matthew 6:33 — and what happens when you seek God first If you’ve been feeling tired, stuck, anxious, or like you might be on the wrong road, this message will help you course-correct and discover the life God designed for you — full of purpose, peace, and joy.

Do you ever feel like what you do doesn’t really matter? That the world is too big, the problems are too overwhelming, or the church is too large for your contribution to count? This Vision Sunday 2025 message reminds us that we are not too small and our part truly matters. God has created each of us with a unique purpose, calling us to invite, serve, and give as part of His church. When we step into the role He’s called us to, our lives become a powerful force for change, blessing thousands locally and impacting people around the world.