Show Notes
Can you trust God when all you have is His word? In this message, Pastor Harrison Conley explores the story of the royal official in John 4 and shows how faith grows as we choose to believe before we see. If you've been waiting on God, this message will encourage you to keep walking in confidence, knowing He is always faithful to His promises.
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What kind of treasure are you building your life around? In this message, Pastor Bayless Conley contrasts earthly wealth with the treasure that truly lasts, showing why money is temporary, a stewardship, and even a test of the heart. Listen in for practical wisdom on handling what God has entrusted to you with faith, generosity, and the right perspective.
What happens when we stop looking inward and start seeing people the way Jesus does? In this message, Pastor Harrison Conley challenges us to move past distraction, let compassion shape how we see others, and step into the harvest God has placed in front of us. Listen in and be encouraged to lift up your eyes and respond to what God is doing around you.
What changes when you realize you’ve been sent by God? In this message, Pastor Robert Favela unpacks what it means to represent the One who sent you, live with purpose, and trust God to supply what you need. Listen in and discover the freedom of surrendering to the mission God has already given you.
What does it look like to see life through God’s eyes instead of our own? In this message, Pastor Bayless Conley walks through Judges 19–21 and highlights the choices that shape our spiritual lives, from knowing God’s Word and forgiving quickly to obeying His voice and taking responsibility for our actions. Listen in for practical wisdom on living with humility, discernment, and trust in God.
What do you do when failure leaves consequences you can’t undo? In this message, Pastor Harrison Conley looks at Samson’s final chapter to show how compromise can cost us, but God’s mercy can still meet us in the wreckage. Listen in and be reminded that your worst moment doesn’t have to define the rest of your story.