Peace'd Together // Missing Peace (Part 6) // Tim Ross

It’s Homecoming Sunday 2026 and it’s time to shift! In his first message back from sabbatical, Pastor Michael Todd takes us through Joshua 1:1–9 and reminds us that a God ordained shift can happen just like that. From recognizing what God is saying to you privately, to shaking off the venom of offense and unforgiveness, this message challenges us to stop waiting for everyone else to agree with what God has already spoken to us. The next season of your life will require new courage, new obedience, and a willingness to follow God’s instructions because you can’t carry the vision and the venom. This message will cause you to wake up, ask God what needs to shift, and get ready to move!Scripture References:Joshua 1:1-9 NLT

WEEK 7: THE MISSING PEACE // IT WAS ALL A DREAM // PASTOR ROOSEVELT STEWARTWhat if the dream God gave you is actually a memory of your future? In Week 7 of The Missing Peace, Pastor Roosevelt Stewart reminds us that God still speaks through dreams, visions, and His Word. What He shows you may not make sense in the present, but just because you can't see it yet doesn't mean it isn't real. Sometimes God gives you a glimpse of where you're going before He reveals how you're going to get there. The Route to Reality takes you receiving the dream, speaking the dream and living the dream. What was meant for your harm can still work for your good, because nothing and no one can stop what God has spoken.Scripture References:Isaiah 55:11 NKJVActs 2:15-17 NKJVGenesis 20:3 NKJVGenesis 37:5 NKJVJob 33:14-16 NKJV

What if God is putting you back together, even when you still feel broken? In Week 6 of The Missing Peace sermon series, Pastor Tim Ross takes us into Ezekiel 37 and the valley of dry bones, reminding us that God can bring life to what looks impossible, disconnected, and beyond repair. God told Ezekiel to speak to the bones, and as he partnered with God and repeated what God said, the bones came together exactly where they were supposed to be. You may look pieced together on the outside, but still feel dead on the inside. No matter what your life looks like right now, you can declare: I'm coming back the way God intended me to be. You have indeed been PEACE'D TOGETHER.Scripture References:Ezekiel 37:1-14  TLV

What if what you’re going through was never meant to change what God said about you?In Week 5 of The Missing Peace, Pastor Tim Ross takes us through the story of Joseph, whose journey from the pit to the palace looked nothing like the dream God gave him. Through betrayal, slavery, false accusations, and being forgotten, Joseph refused to let his circumstances rewrite his identity—because his favor wasn’t in the coat, it was in what God placed inside of him. They tried to bury the dream, but they couldn’t bury what God put in him. We’re going through stuff, but stuff doesn’t have to go through us. You are not what happened to you—you are God’s child, and you’ve got plot armor!.Scripture References:Genesis 45:7 TLVGenesis 45:8 TLVGenesis 50:20 TLV

What if the place you’ve been running from is the very place you’re safe to come home to?In Week 4 of The Missing Peace, Pastor Tim Ross takes us to one of Jesus’ most powerful stories in Luke 15, the story of the prodigal son. After asking for his inheritance early, leaving home, and spending everything he had, the son found himself broken, empty, and far from where he started. But when he finally decided to go home, he discovered something he never expected: his father had been waiting for him. Once you’re a son, you’re always a son. Once you’re a daughter, you’re always a daughter.Whether you’ve wandered far away or you’ve been close but living like you don't belong, the invitation is the same: Come home.You don't have to clean yourself up first. You don't have to earn your way back. You're safe to come home.Scripture References:Luke 15:11-32 TLV

WEEK 3: THE MISSING PEACE // GOD ALREADY KNOWS // PASTOR BRIE DAVISWhat if the peace you've been searching for begins with knowing you've never been overlooked? In Week 3 of The Missing Peace, Pastor Brie Davis walks us through the story of Hagar in Genesis 16, reminding us that even in seasons of rejection, trauma, and uncertainty, God is already pursuing us with His presence.Hagar ran into the wilderness believing she was alone, but God met her there. He knew exactly where to find her. Through Hagar's story, we discover four truths that lead us to lasting peace: God already knows you. God already hears you. God already sees you. And God already loves you.If you've ever felt unseen, unheard, forgotten, or like your story doesn't matter, this message is a reminder that nothing about your life is hidden from God. He knows the full you and He still chooses you.Scripture References:Genesis 16:7-14 NLTHebrews 4:13 NIVProverbs 23:26a MSG

What if the greatest miracle you leave with isn't the one you came for? In Week 2 of The Missing Peace, Pastor Tim Ross reminds us through the story of the woman with the issue of blood in Mark 5 that Jesus doesn't just want to meet our immediate need,He wants to leave us with something even greater: His peace. Sometimes we're so focused on getting what we came for that we miss what Jesus is trying to give us before we go. This message challenges us to stay hopeful, stop hiding our stories and start sharing our testimonies, because edited testimonies don't help anyone. In the Kingdom of God, you were never meant to be unseen, unheard, or unknown. Before you go, don't just leave with the miracle you were praying for. Leave with the peace, identity, and hope that only Jesus can give.Scripture References:Mark 5:25-34 TLV

WEEK 1: THE MISSING PEACE // WHAT’S REALLY GOING ON? THE FIRST FRACTURE  // PASTOR TIM ROSSWhy is it so easy to lose our peace? Because the enemy is constantly trying to disconnect us from our Source.  In Week 1 of The Missing Peace Sermon Series, Oversight Pastor Tim Ross takes us back to the very beginning to uncover the first fracture that disrupted humanity's peace. Through Genesis 3 and John 14, we discover that the enemy's strategy has never changed: raise a question, create doubt, distort God's Word, and separate us from the peace only Jesus can give. This message exposes how shame, fear, and false narratives keep us hiding from God instead of running to Him. When God asked Adam, "Where are you?" and "Who told you?" He wasn't seeking information, He was inviting humanity back into relationship. The same invitation is available to us today.If you've been battling anxiety, shame, confusion, or wondering why peace feels so difficult to hold onto, this message will help you identify what's really going on beneath the surface and remind you that true Shalom isn't something you have to chase it's a gift Jesus has already given.Join us for the next 5 Weeks of The Missing Peace!Scripture References:John 14:27 TLVGenesis 2:25 TLVGenesis 3:1-13 TLV

What story have you been telling yourself about your life?In Week 5 of FEAR-LESS, Pastor Charles Metcalf teaches us that while God is the Author of our story, we have a choice about who we allow to narrate it. Fear will use insecurity, failure, inadequacy, loss, trauma, and disappointment to distort our perspective and convince us that the hardest chapters of our lives are the whole story. But fear doesn’t get the final word. This message will teach you the steps to learn how to take your story back and rewrite it. It’s time to stop letting fear tell your story. Take your story back and trust the Author who knows how it ends.Text NEWS to 828282 to join the newsletter and receive the Four Fears graphic wheel.Scripture References: 2 Timothy 1:1-12 NLT

WEEK 4: FEAR-LESS //I WAS RIGHT  // PASTOR CHARLES METCALFWhat if one of the greatest fears we face isn't being wrong, but not being recognized as right? In Week 4 of Fear-Less, Pastor Charles Metcalf exposed how fear can drive us to defend our opinions, prove our point, and prioritize winning over loving people. While truth matters, how we carry it matters just as much. This message reminds us that being right is never a license to dehumanize others. In fact, one of the greatest tests of maturity is how we treat people when we know we're right.Scripture References:John 8:1-11 NLTJeremiah 17:13 NIVJohn 3:16-17 NIVLuke 23:37-39 NLTLuke 23:44-45 NLT