In this message from the series Haunted Revisited: Breaking Free From the Things That Follow Us, Pastor explores “Haunted by Apathy: When God Gets Pushed to the Sidelines.” Through Haggai 1:2–9, we’re challenged to recognize how spiritual apathy makes excuses, misplaces priorities, and keeps us from pursuing God’s purposes. This sermon calls us to examine our hearts honestly, refocus on what matters to God, and rekindle our passion to serve Him with renewed zeal and purpose.

In this message from our Haunted Revisited series, “Haunted by Depression,” we explore the reality of depression and the hope that our struggles do not define us. Even in the darkest seasons, God remains faithful, inviting us to lean on His strength, find support in community, and continue following Jesus through the storm. The darkness is real, but Jesus is greater, and through Him, we can find hope, comfort, and renewed purpose.

In the new series Haunted Revisited: Breaking Free From the Things That Follow Us, we explore how anxiety can haunt our hearts and minds, shaping the way we see the world and respond to uncertainty. Through Philippians 4:6–9, we discover God’s biblical pattern for retraining our response to anxiety: Pray, Present, Think, Practice, and experience His Peace. Rather than allowing fear to control us, we can bring our concerns to God, focus our minds on what is true, and practice the truths of His Word. Though anxiety may be a part of our struggle, it does not have to define our lives. In Christ, we can learn to walk in the peace of God, even when life feels uncertain.