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Because My Dad Promised Me | Romans 4 We live in a world of “maybe.” People change their minds. Circumstances change. Promises get broken. And if we’re not careful, we can begin to approach God the same way—wondering if He really means what He says. But faith moves us from the world of maybe into confidence in the character of God. In Romans 4, Paul points us back to Abraham. Abraham wasn’t made right with God because of his works, religious performance, or ability to perfectly obey. Scriptur...

As Iron Sharpens Iron | Proverbs 27:17 “As iron sharpens iron, so a friend sharpens a friend.” — Proverbs 27:17 We often think the problem is that we need more people around us. But what if the deeper issue is that we want community without allowing community to change us? God uses people to disciple people. Just as a blade becomes dull through normal use and is sharpened through intentional friction, God uses relationships to expose our blind spots, challenge our assumptions, encourage us wh...

Glorious Ruins | Romans 3:1–20 What if our biggest problem isn’t simply that we do sinful things—but that sin has become a condition we live under? In Romans 3, Paul makes a sobering declaration: “No one is righteous—not even one.” Every one of us was created in the image of God, designed to reflect His glory, and given incredible worth. But sin has distorted that image. We aren’t worthless—we are glorious ruins: still bearing the fingerprints of our Creator, yet broken by a power we cannot o...

During Missions Month, Pastor CJ shares a message from Acts 17 titled “The Heart of a Man on Mission.” When Paul arrived in Athens, he was deeply troubled by the idolatry and spiritual lostness he saw throughout the city. But Paul did more than notice the problem—because he cared, he acted. He entered the synagogue, went into the marketplace, and shared the gospel with the people around him. A life on mission begins when what breaks God’s heart begins to break ours. God is calling us to open ...

Missions Month at Wonder - Madison and Lauren share their story of following God's assignments for their lives.