The past few weeks have left many of us overwhelmed, exhausted, and unsure of where to turn. As violence unfolds, fear spreads, and political narratives harden, a deeper question emerges beneath the noise: Where is Jesus in all of this?

In this message, Pastor Brian addresses a tense cultural moment not with partisan answers, but with biblical clarity. Drawing from John 18, Psalm 146, and Revelation 5, we are invited to examine what truly governs us, what shapes our instincts, and where our ultimate allegiance lies. This teaching calls the church to move from fear to faithfulness, from outrage to discernment, and from political allegiance to kingdom allegiance.

Rather than asking who is right, this message challenges us to ask a better question: Who is king?

Jesus does not rule through domination or fear, but through cruciform love, truth, and sacrificial faithfulness.

If you are weary from the noise, longing to stay rooted in Christ, and searching for a Jesus shaped way to live in divided times, this message is for you.

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by responsibility, like everything depends on you? Moses did. From sunrise to sunset, he carried the needs of an entire nation, faithful to his calling but completely exhausted.

In this message, we look at how burnout can creep in when good intentions turn into unhealthy patterns. Through the wisdom of Jethro, Moses learns a powerful truth: faithfulness does not mean doing everything alone. Sustainable leadership requires humility, shared responsibility, and the courage to receive help.

If you are carrying more than you were meant to bear, this message is an invitation to pause, reflect, and rediscover a healthier way forward. Even Moses needed help, and God was faithful to provide it.

Ever wonder if difficulty means you’ve missed God’s will?

We often believe that if God is in something, it should feel easy—constant momentum, quick results, open doors everywhere. But what if that assumption is actually one of the enemy’s quietest lies?

In this message, we confront the deception that says blessing equals ease and rediscover how God actually works—slowly, intentionally, and formationally. Like a farmer tending seed through unseen seasons, God often grows our faith beneath the surface long before fruit appears.

If you’re discouraged by slow progress, resistance, or unanswered questions, this sermon will remind you: difficulty doesn’t mean God is absent—it may be exactly where He’s forming you most.

Watch, lean in, and be encouraged to stay faithful when the excitement fades and the process feels long. God isn’t late. He’s shaping something deeper.