In this week’s message, we are moved by our Lead Pastor Jeremy Johnson, as he shares a message titled “Believer” We get to experience the birth of Jesus and the true meaning of the Christmas Story, understanding the gifts sent to us at Jesus’ arrival.  

The trials and struggles that surrounded Jesus birth were significant. His parents went through hardship to bring him into this world. Their lives seemed to be ruined, but God had a plan. He was birthing miracles in the midst of their problems, bringing together seemingly negative events for their good. God did the impossible in their lives and through them. Their partnership with God through obedience was instrumental in this journey. Through struggle, Jesus was born, the spotless lamb.

God took Joseph and Mary on a holy journey, set them in his perfect timing, and brought forth the savior of the world. The world was forever changed, and we were gifted with Jesus’ love and acceptance. We do not have to live as though we have lost, Jesus is continuing to pour out his gifts on us today. Join us for a joy-filled, life-giving message that will touch your heart today.

If your constant question to the Lord is “Why?” During hardship then this is for you. As we take on our 3rd week of our sermon series “Battle Fatigue” Our outreach Pastor, Pastor David Turner gives us 3 other words to replace our “Why?” with. In this sermon we take some practical ways to combat the lack of faith in our why and allow faith to bring perseverance in your season.

“How come sometimes I seek God and I don’t find him?”. We’ve all been there, seeking God and doing what feels right and yet…still no answer. Is God playing games with us? Is he just not listening? Does he just not care? The answer is No to all 3. The vibe actually says “God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.” So why do I feel alone and unheard? Truth is, maybe, you’re not asking the right questions. Questions like How or what can allow us to move forward and out of the victim seat. When we ask “why” we aren’t moving forward but when we choose to ask God questions that are filled with faith we choose to honor God at his word.

In this podcast, Pastor Jeremy Johnson continues in the “Battle Fatigue” series, adding more fuel and ammunition to your inventory of faith so you can not only get through this current season but also the rest of your life. In every battle, heroes will get tired and weary. But because of who they are and what they represent, heroes must rise above circumstances and internal conflict so that they may overcome whatever battle is in front of them.

Take hope! God is not surprised but what is happening. Even in the midst of all that’s going on, God is still on the throne. He is still being worshipped and He is still in control. He will not let His children suffer, even when the world seems to be in chaos. He has never failed once, and He won’t start now.

As you walk through your life, remember to lay aside every weight that slows you done. We sometimes pick things up that we were never meant to carry. Don’t just lay aside sin. Lay aside the fluff that you thought you needed but God never ordained. Also remember to rest with God. Don’t work in your own strength, or burnout will come. Rest in God’s presence, and he will sustain you while you work for the Kingdom. Do these thing and Battle Fatigue will not set in easily for you.

In this season have you just felt simply tired? Have you been fighting an uphill battle? In this weeks podcast titled, “Battle Fatigue” our lead pastor, Jeremy Johnson brings us a timely encouraging word that gives us a new perspective on how to handle this thing we all deal with called, battle fatigue.

“Don’t get tired of the work, but its okay to get tired in the work” If you’ve worked a job, gone to school, done ministry or even been a parent you’ve been tired in the work and tired of the work at some point in time. So what do you do? Pastor Jeremy takes us to a story about David and his mighty men! In their place of rest uprose a new battle that they’ve never seen before. What did David do? He chose to encourage himself in the lord. In that same way we can choose to encourage ourselves in the midst of these battles that we haven't faced before.

Isaiah 40:28-29 says “Do you not know? Have you not heard? The Lord is the everlasting God the Creator of the ends of the earth. He will not grow tired or weary, and his understanding no one can fathom. He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak.” What an amazing God that we have that would extend his strength to us. If you are feeling tired in this season call upon the lord to give you strength! We pray this message brings encouragement and launches you on your walk with the lord in this season!