Preparing for The New Wine - Ps. Colin Higginbottom

It doesn't matter how bleak things may seem at the moment, when God shows hope and breakthrough come with him. One encounter with God can not only change everything but bring everything to its best conclusion

Be inspired to let go of all of the baggage and weights that are slowing you down so you can run with purpose and endurance the race God has set before you in 2026.

Preparing for New Wine invites us to clear space in our hearts, habits, and thinking so God can do a fresh work in us. It’s not about loss—it’s about alignment. As we release what’s behind us, we step into a new season with faith, freedom, and expectancy.

In this shredder sunday message, ps katy ministers around the story of the Israelites crossing over into the promised land: what it took to cross over, what it took to possess the land and fully live out the promises of God. Fast forward to today: God wants us to partner with Him to release, remember, and respond in order to have Gods best for our 2026!

Like the Israelites at the edge of the Promised Land, Shredder Sunday is about releasing what holds us back so we can step into God’s promises for 2026.

In this message, Brandon shares a personal journey of how unresolved pain from his childhood led him to make inner vows that quietly shaped his relationships and decisions. Real transformation begins when we trace those patterns back to their root, faced old wounds, and invited God into the process of forgiveness and healing.

God's plan is always to restore what’s broken and recover what’s been stolen. If there is any area of our lives that need encouragement on how to recover what may have been lost in your year, this message is geared to you and helping you look forward to the future with Gods goodness in mind!

Burn the Ships is a call to radical trust—a moment to leave behind not just what weighs us down, but what we’ve secretly trusted more than God. On Shredder Sunday, we confront both the weights that crush us and the sin that trips us up, naming the fears, reports, patterns, and beliefs that have kept us stuck. Through Scripture and personal testimony, this message reveals a consistent biblical truth: God’s calling always requires leaving something behind before clarity ever comes. As we step into a new year, the question isn’t whether we trust God—but what we’re finally willing to surrender so we can truly run free.

In order to truly trust God, you must surrender what you’ve been trusting instead of Him. One of the great through-lines of Scripture is this: God’s calling always involves leaving something significant behind. Not after clarity. Not after certainty. But before. Leaving is not loss. Leaving is trust in motion. Some people don’t struggle to believe in God. They struggle to stop believing in the things that feel safer than God.

In this message Ps Jared pulls particle examples from the book of Philippines for how we can be full of joy, life, and light, and be an example of Christ to our neighborhoods, workplaces and schools in this holiday season.