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What happens when we forget what God has done?
In this message, we’re reminded that forgetting isn’t just a bad habit, it’s a spiritual danger. Scripture shows us that faith is built on remembrance, and when we forget God’s faithfulness, fear begins to take over.
Through the stories of Peter walking on water and David facing Goliath, we see the powerful contrast between what happens when we forget…and what happens when we remember. One sinks in the storm. The other watches giants fall.
This sermon will help you: - Understand why faith weakens when remembrance fades- See the spiritual cost of forgetting what God has done- Learn how to build rhythms of remembrance that anchor your faith- Move from fear to faith, even in the middle of life’s stormsIf you’ve recently walked through a powerful season with God or if you’re facing winds, waves, or giants right now, this message is for you. Don’t forget what He’s done.
Let remembrance become the foundation your faith stands on.
📖 Key Scriptures:
1 Samuel 17:45–47
Matthew 14:22–33
Psalm 103:2–5
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What do you do when you’ve prayed, fasted, believed—and the answer still hasn’t come?
In this message, we talk honestly about the tension between desire and fulfillment, and why God’s answers don’t always come immediately. Using powerful biblical examples from Daniel, David, and Joseph, we discover that delay does not mean denial—and that God is often doing His deepest work in the process.
You'll learn:-
Why some prayers are answered instantly while others take time- What Scripture says about spiritual battles happening behind the scenes- How personal growth, obedience, and perseverance play a role in answered prayer- What might be “in the way” while God’s answer is on the wayIf you’re in a season of waiting—between the promise and the breakthrough—this message will encourage your faith, renew your hope, and remind you that God is working even when you can’t see it
.📖 Key Scriptures: Daniel 10:12–13, Luke 18:1–8, Galatians 6:7–9, Philippians 4:8–9
🙏 Theme: Prayer, fasting, perseverance, faith in the waiting
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Have you ever wondered why you keep losing the same battles—even though you love God and want to do what’s right?
What if the problem isn’t that you’re weak…
What if you’re not a failure at all—but spiritually empty?
In this message, we talk about why so many believers feel exhausted, frustrated, anxious, and stuck in cycles they can’t seem to break. Scripture reminds us that the struggle between the flesh and the Spirit is real—but it also reveals God’s solution.
This teaching walks through:
Why willpower alone isn’t enough
How an empty or quenched spirit affects your emotions and decisionsWhat Jesus meant when He said, “The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak”
Why prayer, fasting, and seeking God aren’t religious duties—but lifelines
How being filled with the Holy Spirit brings real freedom and strength
You’ll see that your anger, anxiety, heaviness, or lack of self-control may not mean you’re broken—it may be a sign that your spirit needs to be filled again.
God doesn’t just forgive you—He empowers you.
And when His Spirit fills you, everything begins to change.
📖 Key Scriptures:
Romans 7–8
Galatians 5
Matthew 26:39–41
Ephesians 5:18–20
John 15:4–5

What if the battles you’re facing were never meant to be fought in your own strength?
Life is full of beauty—but it’s also full of battles. Circumstances we can’t control. Inner struggles with our flesh. Emotional weight, anxiety, and pain. Broken relationships. Spiritual opposition that seeks to steal, kill, and destroy.
In this message from our More of God 2026 season, we explore a powerful truth found in 2 Chronicles 20: when God’s people shift their hearts toward Him, God takes their battles personally.
Through the story of King Jehoshaphat, we discover how God responds when His people:
Pray and fast before they strategize
Seek God not just for answers, but for relationship
Worship and praise even before the victory comes
This message challenges us to move from seeking God for what He can do to seeking God for who He is—from transactional faith to surrendered dependence. When we do, Scripture reminds us: “The battle is not yours, but God’s.”
Whether you’re facing spiritual opposition, emotional pressure, relational conflict, or overwhelming circumstances, this message will encourage you to stop fighting alone and invite God to fight for you.
👉 Key Scripture: 2 Chronicles 20:20 👉 Theme: From self-reliance to God-dependence 👉 Call to Action: Pray, fast, seek God with all your heart, and worship Him—then watch how He moves
If this message encourages you, consider joining us during our 21 Days of Prayer & Fasting, or gathering with us at one of our Living Room Worship Nights where we seek God together and invite Him into every battle.
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Scripture places enormous emphasis on the return of Jesus Christ—yet many believers live either indifferent to it or confused by it. In this message, we explore why God speaks so often about Christ’s return and how it is meant to shape the way we live today. From Simeon and Anna’s eager expectation to Jesus’ own commands to stay dressed for action and keep our lamps burning, we are reminded that readiness is not about speculation—it’s about devotion, obedience, and anticipation. Jesus is coming again. The question is not if, but are we ready?