What if your busiest season isn’t a barrier to God — but actually your shortcut to Him?

In Week 2 of Uncomplicate It, Hosanna Wong tackles one of the most common roadblocks to connecting with God: busyness. Many of us feel like we need a different season of life before we can truly experience God — less chaos, more margin, fewer responsibilities. But what if God wants to meet you right in the middle of your real life?

Grounded in Jesus’ words in John 15 about the vine and the branches, this message invites us to stop separating our “God life” from our “real life.” Instead, we’re encouraged to learn how to remain connected to Jesus in the very season we’re in — even when that season feels full, exhausting, or overwhelming.

In this message, you’ll explore:

The Roadblock of Busyness (Why we feel like we don’t have “enough time” for God)

Your Season Is Your Shortcut (God meets you where you actually are, not where you wish you were)

Bringing God Into Your Real Life (Loving God by obeying Him and loving people in your everyday rhythms)

Your Specifics Are Your Shortcut (God wired you uniquely — your personality, season, and details matter)

Through Scripture, personal stories, and seven different ways people are wired to worship, this message shows that connecting with God doesn’t require a different life — just a different perspective in the one you’re already living.

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Connecting with God can feel complicated. Many of us carry an unspoken picture of what a “perfect” Christ-follower looks like, and when our real lives don’t match that image, we’re left feeling behind, discouraged, or disconnected.

In Week 1 of our new series, Uncomplicate It, Luke Crosby invites us to name the roadblocks that often stand between us and God, to discover how Jesus came to remove them. Through Scripture, stories, and real conversations with people around the world, we’re reminded that faith was never meant to be rigid, exhausting, or performative.

In this message, we explore:

The Most Common Roadblocks to God

The Simple Invitation of Jesus

What It Means to “Remain” in Christ

Jesus didn’t come to add more pressure or perfectionism to our lives. He came to uncomplicate faith and invite us into an intimate, life-giving relationship with Him. This message sets the foundation for a series that helps us move from striving to flourishing.

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What if God wants to bring spiritual renewal to our city today? In Week 4 of our Pray First series, Pastor James Grogan invites us to pray boldly for our city and believe God for awakening, transformation, and salvation.

Looking at moments of city-wide revival throughout California’s history and grounding our prayers in 1 Timothy 2:1–4, we’re reminded that every move of God begins not with power or influence, but with prayer. Prayer is not supplemental to God’s mission — it is foundational.

In this message, we learn how to pray intentionally for our city by praying for:

All People

Those in Authority

Godly Influence and Peace

Salvation to Reach the City

As followers of Jesus, we are called to pray first and then live as ambassadors of Christ right where we live, work, and play. When God’s people pray and live faithfully, renewal can move from hearts, to homes, to churches — and into an entire city.

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