The majority of people who follow Jesus agree that having a relationship with Jesus is the most important thing in this life. Yet, when it comes to sharing Jesus with others, we often feel awkward or concerned about being perceived as offensive. Together, let's see how Jesus shared the Good News and learn how to be a Witness.

We all like to think we're honest people. We don't make up elaborate stories, deceive the people we love, or tell big, bold-faced lies. But what about the half-truth, the thing we conveniently left out, or the automatic "I'm fine" when we're anything but? In Part 3 of Me and My Mouth, we'll discuss being honest about honesty—and we take a closer look at the little lies we barely notice, the ones we've learned to justify, and even the big ones we've started believing ourselves. The truth might make us uncomfortable, but it can also do something our lies never will: set us free.

When it comes to our speech, we can be fault finders or hope builders. In today's discussion, let's learn from God's Word on how to be better encouragers to the people in our lives.

According to Scripture, there is incredible power in our speech and in this new series we're jumping into the discussion on how to practice having speech that reflects the love of God. Today, let's talk about what to do when we'd rather complain.

When things don't make sense, it's common to wonder where God is in all of the pain. In today's podcast, we discuss how to trust God's heart, especially in hard times.

Some of life's hardest seasons leave us asking the same questions: "How long?" "Why?" "Where are You, God?" When the pain doesn't stop, it's easy to wonder if He still sees us or if He's forgotten us. But faith doesn't ignore pain—it brings it honestly before God. As we continue our series When Time Stands Still, discover how God meets us in the waiting, strengthens us from the inside out, and reminds us that even when healing feels slow, He is still faithfully at work.

Some of the hardest questions in life begin with the word "Why?" Why now? Why the delay? Why does it feel like everyone else is moving forward while I'm standing still? Maybe the hardest question of all is, "Did I miss what God had for me?" This week begins a new series that explores what happens when life doesn't unfold on our timeline. If you've ever wondered whether you've missed your moment, this message is a reminder that God's timing is never empty—and His purpose for your life isn't finished yet.

Faith isn't just knowing God can. It's choosing to move when He says, "Come." This week's message explores what happens when faith moves from believing to living it out. It's learning to trust God with our future, our fears, and the weight we've been carrying. The question isn't whether God is faithful. It's whether we'll trust Him enough to take the next step.