As this Come to Jesus Moment series comes to a close, we’re reminded that we can trust Jesus and walk faithfully in all He has for us.

In this week’s Come to Jesus Moment, we explore the transforming power of forgiveness through Romans 5:6–8 and Luke 7:36–50. What does it really mean that Christ died for us while we were “utterly helpless” and “still sinners”? At a dinner party filled with tension, Jesus confronts pride, exposes hidden sin, and extends radical forgiveness to a broken woman whose love proves she understands grace. Through the story of Simon the Pharisee and the sinful woman who anointed Jesus’ feet, we are reminded that until we see our own sin, we will only see the sin of others. Forgiveness isn’t earned by love — love flows from being forgiven. When we truly grasp that Jesus died for us in our worst condition, worship becomes natural and love becomes evidence. If you’ve ever wondered whether grace applies to you, this message will challenge and encourage you: forgiven people love well.

What does real repentance actually look like? In Luke 19:1–10, we meet Zacchaeus—a wealthy, hated tax collector whose encounter with Jesus proves that repentance is more than words. As the saying goes, “When the heart is right, the feet are swift.” Zacchaeus didn’t just feel remorse—his life changed. He ran, he climbed, he repaid, and he restored. This Come to Jesus Moment reminds us that faith without action is empty, but a transformed heart produces visible fruit. Jesus came to seek and save the lost, and that includes people others have written off. If pride, fear, or image has kept you from fully pursuing Jesus, this message challenges you to stop standing back and start moving forward. Real repentance moves fast—and real grace meets us right where we are.

Prayer doesn’t come naturally to everyone—even those who know how to talk about God. In Luke 11, the disciples watched Jesus pray and realized there was something different about it. After witnessing miracles, healings, and power, it was Jesus’ private prayer life that caught their attention. When they asked Him, “Lord, teach us to pray,” Jesus responded by inviting them into something radically personal: prayer rooted in relationship with a loving Father. In this Come to Jesus Moment, we explore how Jesus reframes prayer—not as performance or pressure, but as trust, persistence, and intimacy with our Heavenly Father. Discover why persistence in prayer matters, how it shapes our hearts, and why prayer is less about getting what we want and more about knowing the God who loves us and meets our deepest need through Jesus.

Storms are unavoidable — but they are never meaningless. In this powerful message from Matthew 14:22–33, we walk with the disciples into the middle of a raging storm and witness Jesus doing the impossible: walking on water, strengthening faith, and rescuing Peter when doubt takes over. This Come to Jesus Moment reminds us that sometimes God allows storms to correct us, grow us, and deepen our trust in Him. Even when we feel overwhelmed, afraid, or far from shore, Jesus sees us, prays for us, and comes to us right on time. If you are facing uncertainty, suffering, or spiritual struggle, this message will encourage you to cry out, “Lord, save me,” and discover the peace, hope, and worship that comes when we place our faith fully in Christ.

In this message, Climbing Life’s Tallest Mountains, we walk through Matthew 16:21–17:13 and explore how Jesus faced suffering, rejection, and the road to the cross with unwavering purpose and hope. From Peter’s resistance to Jesus’ mission, to the breathtaking moment of the Transfiguration, this teaching reminds us that following Christ often involves hardship — but glory is coming. Discover how God uses mountaintop moments to strengthen us for the valleys, why suffering is not wasted, and how fixing our eyes on Jesus gives us endurance, peace, and joy even in painful seasons. If you’re facing trials, uncertainty, or spiritual exhaustion, this message will encourage you to listen for the Father’s voice and keep climbing with faith.

What really matters in life—and what happens when money takes the lead? In Luke 12, Jesus confronts greed head-on through a startling encounter and a powerful parable that exposes the danger of storing up earthly wealth while neglecting a rich relationship with God. In a culture driven by spending, saving, and striving for more, Jesus reminds us that life is not measured by what we own. This message challenges us to examine where our trust, priorities, and treasure truly lie, especially after the busiest spending season of the year. Discover why greed is an “uncontrolled longing for more,” how surplus can quietly shape our hearts, and why being rich toward God is the only investment that lasts.

What does it really mean to become your best self in a new year? In this message, “A Daily Decision… A Come to Jesus Moment,” we look at Psalm 1 and Jesus’ words in Matthew 7 to discover that lasting change doesn’t come from self-help strategies, resolutions, or motivation alone—it comes from daily time with Jesus. As we choose what influences shape us and delight in God’s Word, our lives become rooted, resilient, and fruitful, like a tree planted by streams of water. This sermon invites us to build our lives on a solid foundation by not just hearing Jesus’ words, but putting them into practice—so that when storms come, we stand strong and grow into who God designed us to be.