What if rest isn’t something we have to earn, but a gift God wants us to receive?

In Week 3 of Margins, we explore what it means to create space to slow down, stop, and rest—and how choosing rest can become an act of trust in God.

Margins — Week 3: Rest

Are the people we love getting our best—or simply whatever we have left?

In Week 2 of Margins, we look at what it means to intentionally make room for the people God has placed in our lives: spouses, children, grandchildren, parents, and friends. Ultimately, we look to Jesus, who didn’t give us His leftovers. He gave us Himself.

Main Thought: Don’t give the people you love your leftovers.

Margins — Week 1: The One Thing

In this episode, we explore Luke 10:38–42 and the story of Mary and Martha. In a world filled with distractions, demands, and busyness, Jesus reminds us that not everything deserves our attention. What happens when we make room for the one thing that matters most?

What if the interruption you're trying to avoid is actually an invitation?

In the final message of our Plot Twist series, we turn to Luke 5 and Peter's unexpected encounter with Jesus. Peter thought he was simply finishing another ordinary day of fishing. Instead, Jesus interrupted his plans and invited him to something greater.

We’ll explore what it means to follow Jesus when He changes our plans, redirects our lives, and calls us to see our ordinary circumstances differently.

Because sometimes, the greatest plot twist isn't something we have to endure.

It's an invitation we have the opportunity to accept.

Have you ever wondered if you've gone too far for God to forgive you? In this message from 2 Chronicles 33, we look at the life of King Manasseh—a man whose story seemed beyond redemption. Discover how God's grace meets us in our worst moments and why sin isn't the end of the story...Jesus gets the final word.

Plot Twist - Chapter 2: When Heroes Fall

What do you do when someone you admired lets you down?

Whether it's a leader, a friend, a spouse, or even yourself, disappointment has a way of shaking our confidence and leaving us grieving what could have been. In this message from 1 Samuel 16, we see how God met Samuel in the middle of his grief after Saul's failure—and how He gently called him to move forward.

Discover why people make wonderful gifts...but terrible gods, and learn how to anchor your hope in the only King who will never disappoint.

Scripture: 1 Samuel 16:1–13

Life doesn’t always unfold the way we expect. In the opening message of the Plot Twist series, we look at Joseph’s story in Genesis 39 and discover that doing the right thing doesn’t always lead to an easier life. Sometimes faithfulness brings unexpected challenges, disappointment, and detours we never saw coming. Yet even in the darkest moments, God is still present, still working, and still accomplishing His purposes. If you’ve ever wondered where God is when life takes an unexpected turn, this message offers hope that He is with you—even when the path is not what you planned.

Preparing the House: For Today and Tomorrow For the Generation to Come – Week 3

Every generation receives a church from those who came before them—and every generation leaves a church for those who come after them.

In this final message of the For the Generation to Come series, we look at Acts 2:42–47 and 1 Corinthians 9:19–23 to discover what makes a healthy church and how we can faithfully prepare it for both today's needs and tomorrow's opportunities.

Together we'll explore:

• What healthy churches are devoted to
• Why healthy churches make room at the table
• How healthy churches build bridges instead of barriers
• The legacy every generation leaves behind

The greatest gift we can leave the next generation isn't simply a building—it's a healthy church that faithfully points people to Jesus.