What Do I Do with My Anxiety? (Asking For a Friend) - Jean Gerber
What do you do when anxiety feels like an army surrounding your mind? When your heart is racing, your thoughts are loud, and you don’t know what to do next—will you let Jesus carry what you were never meant to hold alone?
This message explores the invitation to cast every anxiety on the God who deeply cares for you. Through the story of Jehoshaphat and the promise of God’s presence, Jean Gerber reminds us that anxiety is not a sign of failure—it can become a signal to turn, surrender, worship, and fix our eyes on Jesus. Whether you’re navigating transition, comparison, past pain, parenting pressures, or uncertainty about the future, this is an invitation to release the white-knuckled grip of control and receive peace, rest, and strength from your Father in heaven.
It’s not just about surviving the turbulence—it’s about discovering who you are seated next to. The battle may be real, but it is not yours to fight alone.
Scriptures:
1 Peter 5:6–7; 2 Chronicles 20:2–30; Colossians 1:17; Matthew 11:28–30; 1 Corinthians 8:1
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11 Oct 2026
Why Hasn't God Answered My Prayers? (Asking For a Friend) - Jarrod Eder
What do you do when heaven feels silent and the prayer in your heart seems buried beneath delay? What if God’s silence is not His absence—but an invitation to see Jesus more clearly?
This message explores the ache behind the question, “Why hasn’t God answered my prayers?” Through the story of Lazarus, Jarrod Eder reminds us that Jesus is not indifferent to our pain—He weeps with us, walks with us, and meets us in the places where hope feels delayed. Whether you’re longing for healing, breakthrough, clarity, restoration, or the strength to keep believing, this is an invitation to look beyond the moment and encounter the Person: Jesus, the resurrection and the life.
It’s not just about getting the answer we want—it’s about learning to remain faithful, surrendering to God’s will, and discovering that even in the waiting, Jesus is near. There is still breath. There is still hope. And where Jesus enters, grave clothes do not get the final word.
Scriptures:
John 11:1–44; Romans 8:18–22; John 16:33; John 7:1–9; John 2:1–11; Hebrews 12:2
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4 Oct 2026
Can I Trust God with My Future? (Asking For a Friend) - Amber Mac Millan
Can you trust God with a future you cannot see? When the winds are loud and the way forward feels uncertain, Jesus is still coming toward you.
This message explores the deeper question beneath every “what if” and “what now”: Can I trust God with my future? Journey through Peter’s storm, his step of faith, his sinking, and the immediate mercy of Jesus. Whether you’re longing for peace in the unknown, clarity in a decision, hope for your family, or the courage to surrender what you cannot control, this is an invitation to look again at Jesus.
It’s not just about finding confidence for tomorrow—it’s about encountering the One who is already Lord over it. Your faith may waver, but your Saviour does not. He is Lord, He is good, and He is with you.
Scriptures:
Matthew 8:23–27; Matthew 14:13–33; Matthew 28:16–20; Job 9:8; Psalm 77:19; Matthew 1:21; Matthew 27:54
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