Worry has a way of creeping in, taking over, and pulling us under—but what if there’s a better way?

We all need wisdom to navigate life’s challenges, but what about perfect faith? Is it even possible to trust God so completely that worry has no place?

Join Trevor Hersey & Sidney Hobbs as they take this conversation to an incredible backdrop—the Classic Car Museum in St. Augustine, FL—to explore what it means to have unshakable faith. They’ll unpack how knowing God is going to move, thanking Him in advance, and leaning into His wisdom can drown out every doubt and fear.

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Some of Jesus’ most well-known words challenge us to rethink how we judge others, focus on our own growth, and be mindful of where we invest our time and energy. But what does “don’t judge,” “remove the plank from your own eye,” and “don’t cast your pearls before pigs” really mean for us today?

How do we practically live this out in a way that strengthens our faith and helps us walk boldly in the season we’re in?

Join us as we dive into Matthew 7 and uncover the wisdom Jesus gives for navigating life with discernment, humility, and purpose.

📖 Grab your Bible, lean in, and let’s grow together!

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Lead by Trevor Hersey

In this message, we take a deep dive into Matthew 6, breaking it down line by line to ask the challenging question: Is God truly in charge of my life?

Jesus’ words in this chapter confront the way we pray, give, fast, worry, and pursue the things of this world. He calls us to trust in the Father, seek first His kingdom, and surrender control. But if we're honest, do our lives reflect that trust? Or are we still trying to be in charge?

🔥 Key Takeaways:

✅ The difference between living for God and living for self

✅ Why Jesus challenges our priorities, fears, and motivations

✅ How to truly seek first the Kingdom of God

✅ Learning to trust God as Provider, Protector, and King

This message is a heart check for all of us. If you’ve ever struggled with worry, control, or trusting God fully, this teaching is for you!

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🔥 What fuels your life?

We all have something that drives us—our jobs, our families, our responsibilities—but is that enough to truly fill our lives with purpose and light? Jesus teaches us that a life fully fueled by God is the only way to experience true fulfillment, clarity, and peace.

In this message, we explore:

✅ What it means to live in the light and practice truth (1 John 1:5-10)

✅ How our vision (eye) determines our spiritual health (Matthew 6:22-23)

✅ The single focus that filled Jesus' life with purpose (John 4:34)

✅ How a God-focused life impacts every part of who we are—our families, work, faith, and purpose

✅ Why seeking God's kingdom first brings provision and peace (Matthew 6:25-34)

👣 Take the Next Step

We don’t take leaps of faith—we take steps. Wherever you are, how can you take a step toward a more God-centered life today? Start by sitting with the Lord, reading Scripture, praying, and seeking His wisdom in every decision.

🙏 Prayer Challenge:

"Jesus, how do You want to live Your life through me today?"

📖 Key Scriptures:

1 John 1:5-10 NLT | Matthew 6:22-34 | John 4:34 | 1 Corinthians 10:31 | Colossians 3:23 | Proverbs 3:5-6 | Acts 17:28

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What does it mean to truly treasure what God values? How can we shift our focus from earthly possessions to heavenly priorities?

In this week's message, we start in Galatians 4:4-7 to uncover the depth of God's love, the freedom He purchased for us, and the inheritance we receive as His children. We then move to how Jesus invites us to live in alignment with His kingdom through Matthew 6, where He teaches on treasures, giving, and the matters of the heart.

Key Highlights:

▫️ Salvation is a gift from God, freely available to all.

▫️ True transformation comes from walking with Jesus, not striving on our own.

▫️ "Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." What we focus on reveals what truly holds our hearts.

▫️ Jesus challenges cultural norms to help us find freedom and peace in Him.

This message will challenge you to reflect on where your treasure lies and how to walk in the abundant life Jesus offers through His yoke and teaching.

📖 Scripture References:

Galatians 4:4-7

Matthew 4:17

Matthew 6:19-24

Mark 10:23-30

Let’s journey together to discover the treasures of Heaven and the peace that comes from living in step with God.

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In this message from our Sermon on the Mount series, we go back Matthew 6 to explore the deep truths about the approval of others, the pain of rejection, and how father wounds can shape our view of our Heavenly Father.

We’ll uncover how Jesus’ teachings offer us freedom from the prison of seeking validation from others, healing from past hurts, and an invitation to walk in His yoke—a way of life that brings true peace and joy.

Key Scriptures:

Proverbs 4:23

Titus 3:3-8

Matthew 11:28-30

Matthew 6:1-18

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This week, we're focusing on detoxing our soul and finding true life in Christ. What does this mean?

Sin created a separation from God that only Jesus could mend. Because God loved the world so much, He gave His only Son to bring us back into His family (John 3:16). Through Jesus, we are offered salvation, redemption, and the truest life possible—a life filled with purpose, contentment, joy, and peace.

This abundant life isn't free from storms, but it remains vibrant despite them. Living this life comes at a cost: surrendering our way for Jesus' way. As disciples, we follow His teachings, His example, and His guidance, embracing His truth and life (John 14:6; Matthew 11:28-30).

In this message, we’ll unpack Jesus’ yoke as seen in the Sermon on the Mount and explore the spiritual practices He teaches—giving, prayer, and fasting. We’ll dive deeper into fasting, one of the most underutilized yet transformative practices, and its power to:

1.) Starve the flesh and align us with the Spirit (Galatians 5).

2.) Amplify our prayers and deepen our union with God.

3.) Stand with the poor, blessing others while drawing closer to Christ (Isaiah 58).

Fasting isn't just about giving up food; it's about replacing our strongest desires with our deepest desire—to know and walk with Jesus. Whether it's a regular practice or a response to a crisis, fasting helps us seek God in a meaningful way.

Take the challenge: Remove something this week—maybe a meal—and turn that hunger into a moment with the Lord. Let’s draw closer to God together!

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There are many lessons to be drawn from the Biblical Christmas Story, but the most significant is this: Jesus left Heaven to come to earth to bridge the gap that sin created between us and God. This is the heart of why we celebrate Christmas.

But the story doesn't end there. Because of Christmas, Jesus now sees us with profound love and joy, calling us to something far greater—something 10,000 times better than we could ever imagine.