A message given to the youth group

What if God isn't asking for your confidence, but simply your yes?
In this message from Judges 6–8, we follow the story of Gideon—a man hiding in fear, called a "mighty warrior" by God. Through signs, doubts, and a dwindled army of 300, Gideon learns that God’s strength is made perfect in weakness. This sermon invites us to ask: Can God use even my frightful faith? The answer is yes. Because when we obey—even when we're scared—God gets the glory.

In a world of critics, what if the Church was known for encouragement? In this message from Acts 11 and 13, we meet Barnabas—“the son of encouragement”—and explore how God uses ordinary, Spirit-filled encouragers to build His Church and sustain His people. This sermon challenges us to be the kind of community that sees grace before flaws, urges perseverance, lives godly lives, and empowers others to flourish. Whether you’re new to faith or walking alongside others, this message calls us all to be Barnabas-shaped believers.

What if the early church’s generosity wasn’t just a historical footnote, but a roadmap for today? In this message from Acts 2:42–47 and Acts 4:32–37, we explore how radical devotion to teaching, fellowship, sacraments, and prayer overflowed into unified community and sacrificial generosity. Discover how Spirit-filled giving is not about guilt—but about mission. This message invites us to ask a bold question: What have I been calling mine that actually belongs to Go