Today we’re asking a powerful — and kind of funny — question: “Who told you?” Who told you that you weren’t enough? Who told you that you didn’t measure up? Who told you that your joy, your purpose, your worth was small? Because I promise you… it wasn’t God. We’re going to have some fun looking at the difference between the way we see ourselves  — usually through foggy mirrors and awkward photos — and the way God sees us:  loved, chosen, and wonderfully made. Let’s learn to s

Today our theme is something we all need a little more of — understanding. In Philippians 1:9 (NLT), Paul says, “I pray that your love will overflow more and more, and that you will keep on growing in knowledge and understanding.” Isn’t that beautiful? Understanding isn’t just knowing facts — it’s learning what really matters. And some days, well… we’re learning on the go, aren’t we? And apologizing along the way. We’ll spend this time finding joy, grace, and a little humor

Today we’re reflecting on something powerful: memory. Mine isn’t too powerful, but even so, God has given us the ability to remember — not just facts, but moments, experiences, and blessings that shaped us. Psalm 103:2 (NLT) says, “ Let all that I am praise the Lord; may I never forget the good things He does for me.” Today is a day to remember God’s goodness, His kindness, and the many ways He has carried us. Let’s rise, let’s shine, and let’s step into this morning with gr

We pursue a lot of things in life, don’t we? — there’s success, security, answers, peace. But the truth is, everything our hearts are searching for is found in God. Matthew 6:33 says, “Seek the Kingdom of God above all else, and live righteously, and he will give you everything you need.” Pursuing God is intentional. It’s steady. It’s personal — it’s about drawing closer to His heart. Just like the dawn always breaks and the spring rains always return, Matthew reminds us that

Let’s talk about four simple words from the scripture 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18 that carry a lot of weight: Always. Never. In all. Always be joyful. Never stop praying. Be thankful in all circumstances. That’s what Paul wrote to the church in Thessalonica — and if we’re being honest, that’s not always easy to live out. Joy doesn’t always come naturally. Gratitude doesn’t always feel possible. Prayer doesn’t always feel powerful. But these verses remind us that our faith isn’t

Let’s talk about the difference between knowing and doing. There’s a big gap between the two, isn’t there? We can know the right thing — and still struggle to do it. James 4:17 says, “It is sin to know what you ought to do and then not do it.” That’s a hard truth, but also a loving reminder. God doesn’t just call us to believe what’s right — He calls us to live it out. Knowing without doing is like having a map but never taking a step. You might understand where to go, but