Sermons on Luke

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.

There's nothing you could ever go under that God isn't over. His authority isn't meant to control you with fear but to lead you with love. In this message, Chet Pete reminds us: When you trust His commands and surrender to His control, you can rest in His protection.

Blessings don't come without battles, but sometimes, those battles feel so big or so long that we lose sight of what God has promised. Pastor Steven teaches us through the life of Caleb how we can stand firm in what God has promised us, regardless of the people or problems that appear to stand in our way.

There's nothing you could ever go under that God isn't over. His authority isn't meant to control you with fear but to lead you with love. In this message, Chet Pete reminds us: When you trust His commands and surrender to His control, you can rest in His protection.

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.

There's nothing you could ever go under that God isn't over. His authority isn't meant to control you with fear but to lead you with love. In this message, Chet Pete reminds us: When you trust His commands and surrender to His control, you can rest in His protection.

There's nothing you could ever go under that God isn't over. His authority isn't meant to control you with fear but to lead you with love. In this message, Chet Pete reminds us: When you trust His commands and surrender to His control, you can rest in His protection.

Are you praying for clarity on a decision in your life? Pastor Jabin Chavez preaches about the role of faith in how we see our lives and in the decisions that we make. Maybe the reason you can't tell what's next is that God is inviting you into something you haven't seen before.

Sometimes the biggest thing keeping you stuck isn't your situation — it's the way you see it. The more consumed you become with your circumstances, the heavier life will feel. But real joy begins when you shift your focus, invite God into your struggles, and start living with a purpose beyond yourself.

Jesus saves you and makes you new, but He doesn't stop there. Next, He'll give you something to do. Pastor Earl McClellan shares from Nehemiah to show that God has called you to build something, but the timing might not be what you expect.

Most of us have parts of our lives we'd rather keep hidden, even from God. The disappointment we haven't processed. The questions we haven't asked. The fears we don't want to admit. But what if the breakthrough you're praying for is on the other side of the thing you've been avoiding?

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.

You might not be able to change your past, but you can change what happens next. When life feels stuck or uncertain, remember this: the result belongs to God, but your response is still in your hands. You don't have to control the outcome, just move forward and trust Him with what comes next.