In this message, we discover that Scripture is filled with thousands of unnamed, barely-mentioned people — and yet God knows every one of their stories. The characters we do know by name share one thing in common: they did something. They cried out. They pressed through. They refused to be quiet when the crowd told them to stand down. From Bartimaeus to the four friends who tore open a roof, from the woman with the issue of blood to Jairus — none of them were rebuked by Jesus. The rebukes came from the crowd. This message asks us three defining questions: Would you trouble the Master? Would you cry out when everyone tells you to be quiet? Would you keep believing when they tell you it’s over? When a messenger arrived to tell Jairus his daughter was already gone — before anyone else could speak — Jesus said simply, “Only believe.” What we think of as troubling the Master is often exactly what He’s been waiting for us to do.
11 Oct 2026
Would You Trouble The Master? - Video
In this message, we discover that Scripture is filled with thousands of unnamed, barely-mentioned people — and yet God knows every one of their stories. The characters we do know by name share one thing in common: they did something. They cried out. They pressed through. They refused to be quiet when the crowd told them to stand down. From Bartimaeus to the four friends who tore open a roof, from the woman with the issue of blood to Jairus — none of them were rebuked by Jesus. The rebukes came from the crowd. This message asks us three defining questions: Would you trouble the Master? Would you cry out when everyone tells you to be quiet? Would you keep believing when they tell you it’s over? When a messenger arrived to tell Jairus his daughter was already gone — before anyone else could speak — Jesus said simply, “Only believe.” What we think of as troubling the Master is often exactly what He’s been waiting for us to do.
4 Oct 2026
In This Season - Audio
In this message, we explore what it means to stay rooted through every season of life. Like the tree in Psalm 1, planted by rivers of living water, our survival and fruitfulness depend not on the season we're in — but on staying connected to the Source. Some seasons break the soil, others bring the harvest, but none are wasted when God is in them. The only wasted season is the one we quit in. In Joseph's journey from the pit to the palace, we see that every difficult chapter was necessary to reach his purpose. This message also introduces a sobering image: the zombie tree, healthy on the outside but dying within, a picture of what happens when our connection to God is limited. Every season contributes to the fruit. God may not always bring us out of the storm, but He is faithful to bring us through it. We are not in this alone — and we don't have to wait until the harvest to praise Him.
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