Have you ever pushed yourself so hard that your body finally said no? Maybe not a panic attack, but a season where the exhaustion just caught up with you. If so, this message is for you. In this message, Pastor Ellis shares his own story of burnout and walks through what the fourth commandment, the […]
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Ever felt dismissed or not taken seriously? Most of us have — and it stings. But this week Pastor Ellis White flips the question: are we taking God seriously, or have we quietly reduced him to something we can ignore when it’s convenient? It’s a more honest question than it might first appear. This sermon […]
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Most of us don’t realize we’ve been relating to a version of God we’ve quietly shaped around our own expectations — and it’s leaving us frustrated, distant, and missing out. This message explores what it actually looks like to know God as he really is, not as we’ve imagined him to be. The good news? […]
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Most of us aren’t drowning, we’re just carrying more than we meant to carry, and we can’t figure out why it feels so heavy. The problem might not be your schedule. It might be what you’re asking your schedule to do for you. In this message, Pastor Rachel explores how good things quietly become the […]
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Most of us aren’t making huge, dramatic mistakes, we’re just drifting in a direction we never chose. Small habits, repeated choices, and unexamined patterns quietly determine where we end up. In this opening message of Finding Your Way, Pastor Ellis shows how the Bible still has the power to reorient your life today. 📖 Exodus […]
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In this final message of the series, Pastor Ellis walks through what Jesus actually means by justice, rooted in one of the most famous stories he ever told. 1. Why the language of justice has gotten tangled up with cultural and political movements, and why that’s making Christians hesitant to move toward people at all […]
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