What if the biggest problem in your life isn’t lack of time—but misplaced priorities?

In this week’s You Asked For It, we step into a question that can help make life less complicated: How do I know what actually matters most? Because it’s easy to build a life around what’s urgent, comfortable, or impressive—only to realize we’ve been investing in things that don’t truly endure.

In this talk, we explore the tension between working hard to make life easy and living for God’s purpose—choosing to live intentionally and discovering how that kind of life can actually bring freedom.

Because when your priorities are off, everything feels off. But when they’re aligned with what matters to God, clarity begins to follow.

The question isn’t whether you’re busy—because you absolutely are—but whether you’re building something that will stand.

What do you do when the hurt runs deep—and forgiveness feels impossible? In this week’s You Asked For It, we step into the tension of Wrestling with Forgiveness and the honest questions so many of us carry. Scripture warns that bitterness doesn’t stay hidden—it takes root and begins to shape our hearts and relationships. But what does it really look like to forgive? Does it mean restoring trust, ignoring the pain, or opening ourselves up to be hurt again? This message draws a clear line between forgiveness and reconciliation, while pointing us back to the mercy we’ve received in Christ. As we face the hurt, release what we’re owed, and choose a different response, we begin to walk in the freedom God intends. Because in the kingdom of God, healing flows from giving the same forgiveness we’ve already received.

What if your anxiety isn’t just happening to you—but something you’ve unknowingly been feeding? In this first episode of theYou Asked For It series, we tackle the most requested question: How do we actually manage anxiety when it sometimes feels crippling? Looking at the life of Elijah—a man of great faith who still found himself overwhelmed, isolated, and afraid—we see an honest picture of what anxiety can look like and how God meets us in it. This message exposes the patterns that pull us deeper into anxiety and points us toward a better way. If you’ve been feeling stretched thin, stuck in your thoughts, or carrying more than you should, this is a call to turn back to God and find the peace only He can give. Because peace isn’t found in having everything under control—it’s found in trusting the One who is.