What happens when God’s people enjoy the benefits of His blessings but ignore His commands? In Amos chapters 3–5, the Lord speaks a sobering message to Israel, a nation that had experienced His power, provision, and protection, yet chose selfishness, injustice, and empty religion. In this sermon, Mrs. Hannah will unpack: Why God’s judgment is never without reason. How Israel’s worship had become self-focused instead of God-focused. The dangers of benefiting from unjust systems while remaining silent. God’s heart for justice, righteousness, and genuine relationship with His people. And the hope of the remnant and what it means for us today This is more than ancient history. It’s a mirror for our time. The call is clear: Seek good, not evil. Let justice roll like waters, and righteousness like a never-ending stream.

When the world looks chaotic and justice feels out of reach, it's easy to think God is distant or indifferent. But the opening chapters of Amos paint a very different picture. In week one of our series Mrs. Hannah dives into Amos chapters 1 and 2, where God calls out the sins of the nations and His own people. What begins as a scathing judgment on Israel’s neighbors quickly turns the spotlight inward. Through Amos, God reminds us that His justice isn’t selective, and His heart beats for righteousness not just in the headlines, but in our homes. Whether you're new to the book of Amos or revisiting it with fresh eyes, this message will challenge the way you see justice, accountability, and the God who refuses to stay silent.

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Some things just go better together, like peanut butter & jelly or early mornings & coffee. But what about your faith? Psalm 133 reminds us that following Jesus was never meant to be a solo journey. We don’t just need friends, we need faith-filled, Jesus-centered unity. Because when we live in harmony, the world sees a glimpse of God’s heart. In the final week of our Summer in the Psalms series, we look at what it means to walk in unity: A community where people are known, loved, and refreshed. A place where petty drama dies and peace wins. A blessing that brings real life, not just hype #Psalm133 #YouthSermon #BetterTogether #SummerInThePsalms #BiblicalUnity

Have you ever felt like you're stuck between where you were and where you're going? Psalm 130 is for the in-between. It’s raw, real, and written from the bottom, when prayers feel more like groans and hope feels out of reach. In this message, we explore what it means to cry out to God from the depths, to wait with hope instead of panic, and to walk in forgiveness instead of guilt. The journey isn't always clean, but grace meets us right where we are. #Psalm130 #YouthSermon #PsalmsOfAscent #SummerInThePsalms #HopeInTheWaiting

Life can feel overwhelming, full of pressure to perform and prove yourself. In this message, we dive into Psalm 127, a powerful reminder that no matter how hard you work, if God isn’t building with you, it’s all in vain. This Psalm challenges the culture of busyness and performance, inviting you to build your life on God’s foundation. It’s not about wearing the badge of busyness but trusting God enough to rest, redefining success beyond what the world says, and focusing on what truly lasts—legacy, faithfulness, and community. If you’re tired of trying to do it all alone, this message encourages you to start building with God now, finding peace and purpose in the everyday moments.

Summer often slows us down but sometimes it just exposes the struggles we’ve been avoiding. In this message, we explore Psalm 121, one of the Psalms of Ascent sung by Jews traveling to Jerusalem. They weren’t sung from a stage, they were sung on the road, as people walked real miles, carrying real burdens, asking real questions. In other words, they were not songs for those who had already arrived. They were songs for the in-between, for those in process, and that’s exactly where most of us live. Like them, many of us face real “hills” in life and Psalm 121 reminds us to lift our eyes—not just to the mountains ahead, but to the One who made them. God is awake, watching over every step we take, covering both our visible struggles and hidden fears. He doesn’t promise an easy life, but a faithful presence through every climb. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed or alone, this message invites you to slow down, look up, and trust God’s steady help for the long haul.

In part two of our series “A Long Obedience,” we explore how lasting faith isn’t something you carry alone. Whether you're in a season of wilderness, weariness, or wondering if you can keep going, this message reminds us: God strengthens our faith through community.

In this kickoff to our 2-week mini-series, we explore what it means to follow Jesus faithfully—not just in the highs, but through the hard and hidden places. This message challenges us to move beyond spiritual moments and live a daily life of trust, surrender, and growth. God isn’t interested in one-time spiritual hype. He’s forming people who trust Him daily—especially when it's difficult.

In a world obsessed with keeping up appearances, what happens when you can’t fake it anymore? What do you do when the anxiety lingers after worship ends… when you’re smiling on the outside but screaming on the inside? This week, we meet Bartimaeus—a blind beggar who was tired of pretending, tired of being silent, and desperate enough to get loud. While the crowd told him to stay quiet, Bartimaeus cried out for mercy—and Jesus stopped.