What's In Your Hands?

Ephesians 4:25–32 (NIV)We all want healthy relationships, but the truth is, healthy relationships require more than love and good intentions. They require intentional communication, forgiveness, patience, and a willingness to grow.In this second message of our "Family Feels" series, I share how our relationship with Christ should transform the way we treat the people closest to us. We talk about the power of our words, handling conflict in a healthy way, letting go of bitterness, and learning to extend the same grace we've received from God.You cannot build healthy relationships while refusing to become a healthier person.My prayer is that this message challenges you to examine your relationships, take responsibility where necessary, and allow God to transform the way you love others.🎧 Listen, be encouraged, and share this message with someone who needs it.

📖 Mark 3:31–35 (NIV)Family can be one of our greatest blessings, but it can also be the source of some of our deepest wounds. The truth is, just because something was normal growing up doesn't mean it was healthy.In this opening message of our new series, Family Feels, I share how Jesus redefines family and reminds us that our identity is greater than our history. Through Christ, we're not only given a new place to belong but also a responsibility to love, serve, and care for one another.Your family history may explain where you came from, but it doesn't have to determine who you become.My prayer is that this message encourages you to embrace your identity in Christ, break unhealthy patterns, and experience the beauty of belonging to God's family.🎧 Listen, be encouraged, and share this message with someone who needs it.

Standing Firm Until He Comes | Kingdom Come SeriesAs we close out our Kingdom Come series, we're looking at Paul's warning to the Thessalonian church in 2 Thessalonians 2:1–12.Living in expectation of Christ's return isn't about fear, speculation, or trying to figure out when He will come. It's about remaining grounded in truth, recognizing deception, and staying faithful to God.In this message, I challenge us to examine not only our relationship with God but also our relationship with His Word. Because we cannot claim to love God while continually resisting what He says. Our love for Him must be reflected in our obedience to His Word.My prayer is that this message challenges you to stand firm in your faith, develop a deeper love for Scripture, and remain faithful until He comes.📖 Scripture: 2 Thessalonians 2:1–12Series: Kingdom Come

Hope Beyond the Grave | Kingdom ComeDeath is one of life's most difficult realities. Losing someone we love brings pain, grief, and questions that aren't always easy to answer. But as believers, we have a hope that extends beyond this present life.In this second message of our Kingdom Come series, we walk through 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18 and discover why we can grieve with hope, stand on the resurrection, and rest in the promise of eternity. Our confidence isn't based on wishful thinking, but on what Jesus Christ has already accomplished through His death and resurrection.Because Jesus conquered death, death does not have the final word over those who belong to Him.Whether you're walking through grief, facing uncertainty, or simply needing to be reminded of God's promises, my prayer is that this message strengthens your faith and renews your hope in Christ.Listen, be encouraged, and share this message with someone who needs this reminder.

Kingdom Come | Live Like He's Coming1 Thessalonians 3:11–13What you believe about the future should influence how you live in the present.We say we believe Jesus is coming again, but does that expectation actually shape the way we live?In the opening message of our new series, Kingdom Come, we look at Paul's prayer for the Thessalonian church and discover what it means to live with eternity in mind. From surrendering our direction to growing in love and allowing God to establish our hearts, we're reminded that preparing for Christ's return is about more than knowing He's coming. It's about living faithfully until He does.The return of Christ was never meant to be just a doctrine we defend, but a reality that determines how we live.If Jesus is coming again, then the way we live today matters.Listen, be encouraged, and share this message with someone who needs the reminder: Don't just believe He's coming. Live like He's coming.

What if what you’ve been asking God for is something He’s already placed in your hands?In this message from Romans 12:3–8, I close out our Your Part Matters series by looking at the gifts God has entrusted to each of us. Our gifts aren’t about status, recognition, or proving our importance—they are expressions of God’s grace that we’ve been called to steward faithfully.Sometimes we’re waiting for a title, a platform, or complete clarity before we make ourselves available. But a gift becomes useful when it becomes available.God didn’t give you a gift just to have it. He gave you a gift to use it.

What if one of the strongest things you could admit is, “I need other people”?In Part 2 of our Your Part Matters series, I preach from 1 Corinthians 12:12–27 about God’s design for His church as one body with many different parts. We weren’t created to compete, compare, or convince ourselves that we can do everything alone.Your difference doesn’t mean you don’t belong, and your importance doesn’t mean you’re self-sufficient. God has placed something in you that the body needs—and He has placed something in the body that you need.You don’t have to become somebody else to matter, and you don’t have to carry everything by yourself.Your part matters—but your part was never meant to stand alone.

Have you ever wondered where you fit or whether what you bring really matters?In Week 1 of our Your Part Matters series, I preach from Ephesians 2:8–10 about the purpose attached to the grace we’ve received. We are not saved by good works, but we are saved for good works. God has been working for us, He is working in us, and He desires to work through us.Your purpose doesn’t have to look like someone else’s to be significant, and it doesn’t have to be visible to be valuable. You are God’s workmanship, and there are things He has prepared for you to walk in.You’re here for a reason. Your part matters. Now the question is: will you participate in what God has prepared for you?

Hay temporadas donde lo más difícil no es comenzar, sino volver a intentarlo después de una decepción.En este mensaje, “Hazlo Otra Vez,” basado en Lucas 5:1–11, comparto sobre Pedro después de una noche de mucho esfuerzo y ningún resultado. Jesús lo encuentra cansado, con las redes vacías, y le pide precisamente lo que probablemente menos quería hacer: volver a intentarlo.Quizás tú también has estado ahí. Oraste, trabajaste, creíste, diste lo mejor de ti… y las cosas no salieron como esperabas. Pero tu última experiencia no tiene autoridad para decidir tu próxima respuesta.Mi oración es que este mensaje te recuerde que una temporada sin resultados no significa que Dios terminó contigo. Si Él todavía está hablando, todavía vale la pena obedecer.No permitas que la frustración de ayer gobierne tu obediencia de hoy.Toma la red. Vuelve a creer. Hazlo otra vez.

What if the thing you've been waiting on was never meant to be the answer?In this message, we open John 5:1-9 and sit with a man who spent thirty-eight years beside a pool that never moved for him — until Jesus walked past it entirely.This message will challenge the way you've been framing your prayers and shifts how you see unanswered waiting. You'll walk away understanding why mature faith surrenders the method, why God isn't obligated to work through the door you've been standing at, and what it looks like to take one real step of obedience when Jesus has already spoken. The water doesn't have to move when He's already in the room. If this message stirred something in you, there's more where this came from — follow or subscribe so you never miss what's next.