In Matthew 14 and Mark 5, two very different encounters reveal the same truth: while we struggle with uncertainty, Jesus’ authority is never in question. Peter hesitates to leave the safety of the boat, yet even the demons recognize Christ’s absolute lordship and can act only with His permission. The question is not whether Jesus is able—but whether we will trust Him enough to step out in faith.

When needs arise, do we look at what we have or to the One who has it all? The disciples were confronted with 4,000 hungry people who hadn’t eaten for 3 days yet Jesus’ response was ‘What do you have?’ and in that question lies the answer – we have Him so anything we may have is sufficient.

Tonight, we discuss the role that politics plays in the Church and why politics is not a substitute for evangelism and transformation .

We love a giving God until He uses us to be the answer to someone’s prayer of provision. We look at giving and the very common struggles that hold us back from more of God.

When God set the people free from Egypt, that didn’t mean that Egypt left the people right away. Tonight we look at transformation – moving beyond our past and why we sometimes think going back to the past is safer than the future.

When we’re convinced of our need for rescue, we need…a rescuer – a deliverer. Interestingly, while Moses was the focal point of Passover and Exodus, it is God who is the Deliverer and still is for us today.

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When troubling news came, Jesus spoke a greater word: “Do not be afraid; only believe.” Join us tonight as we look at how faith anchors us when life shakes us, because while circumstances change, God’s promises never do.

With all this talk of joy, cheer, and goodwill – why do we feel empty, rundown, and sad? For some, the holidays can be a difficult season. We explore in our message that this is a spiritual issue and how we can secure and share the real joy of this season.