What if the metrics we use to measure our lives are actually hiding the work God is doing?In this sermon, we explore the calling of the prophet Jeremiah. Often known as the "weeping prophet," Jeremiah’s life was far from what we would call a "success story." He was ignored, resisted, and lived to see the very things he warned about come to pass.Using a recent experience with "YouTube Shorts" and the "swagger" of viral views, we dive into Jeremiah 1:4-10 to redefine what success looks like in the Kingdom of God. Whether you are parenting, caring for a neighbor, or serving in a quiet corner of your community, this message is an invitation to stop managing results and start embracing obedience.

Step up and follow! In John 1:35–39, two disciples didn’t just talk about Jesus—they went after him. In this sermon, Rev. Phil explores what it means to truly be present with Jesus and how that can change your life.

Discover how you can:

• Spot Jesus in the everyday

• Take intentional steps to follow him

• Let your encounter with Christ spark action and growth

Don’t just watch—come and see! 🙌

In Psalm 29, we encounter a God whose voice thunders over the waters, shakes the cedars, and confronts the seemingly unbreakable. He is not “safe” in the human sense — yet He is good, trustworthy, and life-giving.

In this reflection, we explore what it means to follow a God who is wild and powerful, using insights from C.S. Lewis’ The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and stories of faith from Ignatius of Antioch, David Livingstone, and Martin Luther King Jr.

We also consider what “unsafe” steps might look like in our own lives — letting go of control, embracing new ministry opportunities, joining different communities, or simply trusting God with what we think is ours to manage.

Step into the unknown with courage, knowing that God’s wild goodness is at your side.

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