Sermons about grace

Is it wrong to doubt God? When we face resistance, or God doesn't come through like we're expecting, it's natural to wonder if we heard Him wrong. But it turns out that doubt isn't really the problem. It's what you do with your doubt that matters.

What is the voice in your head saying about you? When you're wrestling with self-limiting beliefs, it's tempting to try to impress people to prove yourself. But that only fuels the unfulfilling cycle of performance. Pastor Steven teaches us how to find freedom from human opinion and reach a new verdict about our worth so we can walk in our purpose.

It's easy to let your mistakes, your performance, or others' opinions determine how you see yourself. But your worth was never meant to be measured by what you do; it was established long before you ever had the chance to earn it. If you've been struggling with feeling like you're not enough, this message will remind you of the unchanging value God's placed on your life.

Are you disappointed because of what happened… or because of what you expected would happen? When life feels unfair, it's easy to compare your story to someone else's and wonder why things worked out differently. But peace comes when you stop measuring your life against other people and start trusting the character of God.

You weren't created to live weighed down. If you've been carrying stress, pressure, guilt, or expectations you were never meant to hold, God is inviting you into a different kind of rest — one built on grace and mercy, not performance.

Right when you start to feel some positive momentum in your life, an attack comes out of nowhere. Sound familiar? Pastor Steven uses the parable of the seeds to illustrate what to do when the enemy attacks and how to persevere in your purpose.