What happens when the leader you’ve relied on is suddenly gone? That moment reveals something surprising about God: His mission never dies with the man.

This sermon speaks directly to the questions we face in real life: how to handle changes in

Leadership
stay unified when things shift, and
keep following God without getting stuck looking backward.

You’ll discover why God’s plan comes with clear instructions:

stand strong,
stay on His path, and
remain rooted in His Word.

It’s not about human strength or strategy; it’s about stewarding what God has already promised.

Ready to see how this ancient story speaks to your next step? Hit play and let the message challenge and encourage you right where you are.

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adminJune 23, 2026

Built to Last | Genesis 11.1-9

Now What? Week 3 | Built to Last

Most of us grew up thinking that getting along was the same as being unified. It is not.

Tolerance keeps people in the same room. Unity keeps people moving in the same direction.

And that difference is costing churches, families, and teams more than most of us realize.

In this message, we open Genesis 11 and discover something surprising in the story of Babel.

Those people were not a cautionary tale about pride alone. They were a masterclass in what genuine unity looks like, and what goes wrong when that unity is aimed at the wrong thing.

Along the way we look honestly at two kinds of tolerance quietly destroying the church today, and why Jesus Himself called silence in the face of compromise a sin.

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adminJune 14, 2026

Grief in Transition | Numbers 14.1-10

Now What? Week 2 | Grief in Transition

Have you ever stood at the edge of something new and felt the pull to go back to what was familiar?

Three thousand years ago, the people of Israel stood at the border of everything God had promised them.

They had witnessed miracles.
They had seen God show up in the most extraordinary ways.

And yet, when the future felt uncertain and the giants looked too big,

they wept,
panicked, and
begged to go back to Egypt.

Back to the place God had already delivered them from.

This is a message for anyone who has ever loved something deeply, lost something real, or found themselves standing at the edge of a new chapter wondering if God really knows what He is doing.

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adminJune 7, 2026

The Danger of Doing Nothing | 2 Samuel 11.1-5

David was a man after God's own heart. And yet his greatest failure did not start with a dramatic rebellion. It started with a quiet decision to stay home when God called him to the battlefield. One idle evening. One rooftop. And a chain of consequences that cost him everything he never intended to lose.

Most of us do not fall all at once. We just slowly stop showing up. We get tired. We find reasons that sound perfectly reasonable. But the rooftop is always the next stop after you decide to stay home. And sin never stops with just you.

If you have ever felt the slow pull of disengagement in your own life, this message is for you. Listen now and find out what it looks like to get off the rooftop and get back to your post.