Ever heard a statement before and thought to yourself, “Where is the good news in that?”

Last week in Romans 7, Paul essentially said, “The things I want to do, I don’t do. And the things I don’t want to do…I do.” And he ends Romans 7 with these words: “What a wretched man I am!”

But this Sunday, we’re turning the page to Romans 8.

Romans 8 brings us the good news of life in Jesus and the power of the Holy Spirit. This week, I want to share seven life-changing truths from Romans 8 that are only possible through Jesus and the power of the Holy Spirit at work in your life.

To wrap up today's message, Brooke courageously shares her testimony and how God worked through your journey with addiction.

Brooke shared how she truly met Jesus through Celebrate Recovery, and through her relationship with Him, Jesus didn’t just remove her addiction; He broke her chains and set her free.

Join us as we talk about “How to Be Set Free” in Jesus—how we can overcome the sin and struggles of the Christian life through the power of the Holy Spirit.

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If you or someone you know could benefit from Celebrate Recovery, we’d love to invite you to join us. Celebrate Recovery meets at Sunnybrook every Thursday from 6:00–8:00 PM. You don’t have to walk through it alone.

This Sunday, we continue our series, The Unseen Battle, as we look at one of the toughest battles we face—the battle within us.

It’s easy to point the finger at the brokenness around us. It’s much harder to turn that finger inward and acknowledge the brokenness within us.

Together, we’ll walk through Romans 7:15–25 and explore the inner battle we all face—and why looking to Jesus is the cure we desperately need.

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Ever feel like throwing in the towel on Christianity? I mean, honestly. Ever feel like maybe following Jesus isn’t necessarily worth it? Does it ever get any easier?

It’s a question worth asking—and one that, if you’ve never vocalized it, you’ve likely felt. Many of us enter the Christian life with enthusiasm, but endurance is hard to come by. We have the toughness, but lack the tactics to make it last long-term. We muster our spiritual strength, but don’t have a strategy to keep moving forward.

So how do we run with endurance the life that God has marked out before us?

This Sunday, we’re starting a new series entitled The Unseen Battle. Together, we’ll take a look at the battle of the Christian life, the battle plan provided to us in Scripture, and how you and I can run with endurance the Christian life marked out before us.

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Believe it or not, we have made it to the ninth and final week of our Summer in the Psalms. And this Sunday, we get to look at one of the most profound Psalms in all the Bible: Psalm 57. Read by Sunnybrook member tony Lamb, Psalm 57 was written by David at a time in his life when it seemed like God had forgotten His plan for him. He went from palace to pit, from castle to cave, in a matter of moments. And what once felt like a very purpose-filled life suddenly felt very purposeless. Ever been there?

This Sunday, we’re going to study David’s response. How does a king handle a crisis? How does a man after God’s own heart respond when it feels like God’s heart is no longer for him? What does he do when it feels like the plan he thought God had for him has taken a major detour that he wasn’t on board with?

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Have you ever experienced a season of absolute despair? A time when you wondered, “Will life ever get better?”

Many of the writers of the Psalms of lament wondered the very same thing. They wrote from places of deep pain and despair—and maybe some of you can relate.

This Sunday, we’ll take a look at two Psalms: Psalm 88 and Psalm 89, read by Kelly Manker. At first glance, these Psalms can seem almost bipolar, but together, they represent the tension of the Christian life.

We all go through chapters of life that feel like Psalm 88—chapters marked by absolute despair. Yet those moments don’t invalidate the unfailing love and faithfulness of God that we see in Psalm 89.

Join us as the Psalmist shows us that we can be honest with God about the struggles of life while also reminding us that His unfailing love meets us right there in the middle of them.

After the message, we’ll celebrate the unfailing love of God together through communion.

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Ever had a time in your life when you just wanted to run and hide? When the pressures of life—or maybe one specific pressure—felt like they were hunting you down, and all you wanted was a place to hide?

Read by church member and High School Ministry Volunteer Tori Albright, we dive into Psalm 91. Pastor Jeff Moes will talk about what it means that God is our refuge. We’ll discover what it means to hide in the “shadow of the Almighty” and explore the promise that “under His wings you will find refuge.”

We’ll also talk about angels. Are they biblical? If they are, what are they, and what do they do in our lives?

This Sunday, I’m inviting you to come and find refuge in the presence of God as we explore the meaning of Psalm 91. Then, we’ll celebrate immersion baptism together as a church, which is always an exciting and faith-building time.

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Have you ever encountered a situation that was out of your control? Have you ever felt inadequate to tackle the problems in front of you? Have you ever needed help?

Of course you have. We all have. The question isn’t ‘do you need help?’ The question is, ‘where do you look for help?’

This Sunday, we will continue our Summer in the Psalms series by taking a look at Psalm 121, read by Basecamp Volunteer Courtney Beach-Pattison. In it, we will discover that despite any circumstance, we can have confidence because we know the Lord is my Helper and my Keeper.

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Have you ever messed up? Missed the mark? Done what the Bible calls sin?

The hard truth is: of course you have. We all have.

But here's the good news: you're not alone. Even David—whom God called "a man after His own heart"—fell into sin. The question then is, once we have, what do we do next?

This weekend, we'll dive into Psalm 51, first read by Student Ministry volunteer, Zane Chwirka. In the Psalm, David shows us what authentic repentance and spiritual renewal look like. No matter where you've been or what you've done, God's grace invites you to come back to Him.

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