STARSTRUCK | Series Finale — Last Sunday of 2025

John 3:16

As we close the year, we’re reminded of the greatest truth Christmas ever gave us: the greatest gift isn’t found under a tree, it’s found in God’s love throughJesus.

“For God so loved the world…”
Not because we earned it.
Not because we deserved it.
But because love is who God is.

As 2025 comes to an end, we don’t just reflect on the year we’ve lived; we rest in the love that has carried us through it. A love that was given, not wrapped. A Savior who was sent because of love.

This Sunday, let’s end the year where it all began, with awe, gratitude, and hearts turned toward Jesus.

Because the greatest gift of Christmas and every year is God’s love for you.

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STARSTRUCK | Week 3: “Joy, Joy”

Matthew 2:1–12

The Christmas story shows us three responses to the same Savior.
Three characters. Three reactions.

Herod was threatened.
The religious leaders were indifferent.
But the wise men were filled with overwhelming joy.

The difference wasn’t the star—it was the heart.
Joy didn’t come from position, knowledge, or power.
It came from recognizing who Jesus truly is.

This week, we’re reminded that real joy isn’t found in circumstances or celebrations—it’s found in encountering Christ.

The question is simple: How will you respond when you see Him?

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NEW SERIES THIS DECEMBER: STARSTRUCK

Week 1: “Hope Has a Name (A.K.A. Jesus)” | John 5:1–9

Merry Christmas!

This holiday season, we’re reminding our hearts that hope isn’t a feeling, a wish, or a holiday vibe; Hope is a Person. And His name is Jesus.

Just like the man at Bethesda who waited for years with no change, many of us walk into December tired, stuck, or barely holding on. But the moment Jesus steps in, everything changes.Hope moves. Hope speaks. Hope lifts us again.

Hope has a name… and it’s Jesus.

#StarstruckSeries#HopeHasAName #JesusOurHope

#ChristmasSeason #John5

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THROUGH GRATEFUL EYES | Week 4: “Down but Up”2 Corinthians 12:1–10For our fourth week, we look at Paul’s honest struggle with his “thorn in the flesh.” He prayed for God to remove it, but instead God gave him something deeper:“My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is made perfect in weakness.”Gratitude becomes real not only when life is good, but especially when life feels heavy. Paul discovered that even when he was brought low, God’s grace lifted him higher in strength, in dependence, and in perspective.“Down but Up” teaches us that: “Your weak and down places are God’s workplace for God’s power to show up.”As we look through grateful eyes this week, may we remember: When life brings us down, God’s grace brings us up and His power shines brightest right there.#ThroughGratefulEyes #DownButUp #2Corinthians12 #HisGraceIsSufficient #aHeartthatbeatsforJesusbeatsforOthers#itisaONEBEATFamdayFundaySonday!

THROUGH GRATEFUL EYES | Week 3: “Trapflix”
Comparison is the trap we don’t see coming. Like a never-ending feed, it pulls us into believing everyone else has it better—better life, better blessings, better story.

That was Asaph’s struggle in Psalm 73…until he stepped into God’s presence.
There, his envy shifted. His sight cleared. And he realized: What God gives and who God is will always be enough.

This Sunday, we’re learning how to stop watching everyone else’s highlight reel and start thanking God for the grace, provision, and presence already in our lives.

When we move from comparison to gratitude, we don’t just see clearer…we see God.

#ThroughGratefulEyes#Trapflix #Psalm73 #GratitudeOverComparison #GodIsEnough #FixYourFocus

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THROUGH GRATEFUL EYES | Week2: “The Gap Between None and One”
In Luke 17:11–19, ten were healed, but only one returned.
Somewhere between the miracle and the moment, gratitude got lost.

This story reminds us that it’s easy to receive from God but harder to return in thanks. The gap between none and one is the space where gratitude either fades or grows.

Psalm 103 calls us, “Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all His benefits.”
Because the more we remember, the less room there is for pride, hurry, or neglect.

Gratitude isn’t just a one-time response rather it should be a natural rhythm. A daily choosing to see, to thank, and to need Jesus again.

#ThroughGratefulEyes#TheGapBetweenNoneAndOne #GratefulHeart #Psalm103 #Luke17 #BlessTheLord

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For the past weeks, we’ve been learning that following Jesus means going beyond ourselves. Beyond convenience. Beyond comfort. Beyond “me.”

We’ve seen Jesus kneel with a towel (The Towel Movement), learned to serve from the shadows (BTS) and led ourhomes with conviction (Serve It Forward).

This Sunday we discovered that grace still calls us even when we feel undeserving (I Don’t Think I DeServe). After Peter’s failure, Jesus didn’t cancel him; He called him again.In John 21:15–19, Jesus didn’t ask Peter, “Why did you fail Me?” but “Do you love Me?”

As we move forward, may we carry the towel, live as stewards of grace, serve it forward, and remember: We don’t serve because we’re worthy. We serve because He is.

#BeyondMeSeries #ServantHeart#JesusOurExample

#LiveBeyondYourself # John21

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BEYOND ME | Week 3: “Serve It Forward”

Joshua made a powerful declaration when he said, “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” Joshua 24:15 He was saying, don’t let your story end with you, instead let your service continue in your children.

To serve it forward means to live fearlessly, fully, and faithfully so that the next generation sees what it looks like to put God first.

This Sunday, let’s rediscover what it means to serve with conviction, devotion and passion and leave a legacythat points others beyond ourselves and points to the One worth serving.

#BeyondMe #ServeItForward #AsForMeAndMyHouse#Joshua24

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BEYOND ME | Week 2: “BTS”

Born to Serve, Built toStretch, Behind the Spotlight

Peter reminds us in 1 Peter 4:10–11 that we are stewards of God’s grace. That means our talents, abilities, and opportunities don’t belong to us. They’re entrusted tous for a purpose. We don’t own our gifts; we manage it for His glory.

Service isn’t about the spotlight; it’s about what happens behind it. The unseen obedience, the quiet faithfulness, the stretching seasons that shape us to serve.

When we serve beyond ourselves, God shines through us.
Because every backstage moment in service points to the main character, Jesus.

#BeyondMeS #BTSSunday#StewardsOfGrace #ServeToGlorify #1Peter4

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NEW SERIES: BEYOND ME
In a world that constantly says, “Put yourself first.”, Jesus whispers a countercultural call: “Serve.”

Everything around us trains us to put me first. But the more we center life on me, the more we lose sight of we. Jesus didn’t come to be admired; He came to be imitated. And on the night before He went to the cross, He didn’t demand athrone; He picked up a towel.

This Sunday: “The Towel Movement” John 13:1–17
When we choose to serve instead of being served, we step into the very heart of Jesus. Because in God’s Kingdom, greatness isn’t about who’s ahead, it’s about who’s willing to kneel.

If you’ve been stuck in “me mode”, burnt out, empty, or longing for meaning, this is your invitation.

It’s time to go BEYOND ME.

#BeyondMe #TheTowelMovement

#ServeOthersLikeJesus #John13#aHeartthatbeatsforJesusbeatsforOthers

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RETREAT | Series FinaleOver the past weeks, we’ve learned that retreating in God’s presence is not running away—it’s finding the way forward. From recharging in His arms (Psalm 23), to rising on higher ground (Isaiah 40) and to being still in the middle of chaos (Psalm 46).

When life gets heavy, burdens pile up and we search for rest in distractions, escapes, or quick fixes that never satisfy; Jesus gives a different invitation: “Come to Me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28) True rest is not found in running away, but in running to Him.

As we end this month’s series, “When Life Gets Hard” based on Matthew 11:25–30, let us discover the kind of rest the world can’t give—the rest of walking with Jesus, learning from Him, and finding peace for your soul.

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RETREAT | Week 3
When the ground shakes and the waters roar, our instinct is to fight harder, push stronger, and strive more. But God whispers a better way: “Be still, and know that I am God.”

Psalm 46 teaches us that peace is not the absence of troubles, but the presence of Jesus. The way forward is found in stopping, surrendering, and seeing Him clearly.

This Sunday: “Down by 46” | Psalm 46
Step back, rest in Him, and discover the strength that only stillness in His presence can bring.

#Retreat #Psalm46 #DownBy46#BeStillAndKnowThatHeIsGod

#PeaceInHisPresence

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Sometimes it feels like Godis silent. Prayers go unanswered, problems pile up, and our hearts whisper, “Lord,have You forgotten me?”

But Isaiah 40:27–31 remindsus of the truth: God cares, God can, and God is close.

“But those who hope in theLord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they willrun and not grow weary; they will walk and not be faint.”

Retreat is God’s invitationto lift our eyes from the valley and rise with Him to higher ground.

This Sunday: “Higher Ground”| Isaiah 40:27–31
Let’s be reminded that when we feel forgotten, God is near, working, and readyto give us strength to soar.

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The way forward is often a step back with God.

In a world that glorifies hustle, speed, and constant noise, Psalm 23:1–3 reminds us of a better rhythm:

“The Lord is my shepherd; I lack nothing. He makes me lie down in green pastures, He leads me beside quiet waters, He refreshes my soul.”

This month, we’re entering a series called “Retreat”—a call to step back from the rush and step into the rest of Jesus. Because real strength is found not in running harder, but in abiding deeper.

Week 1: “It’s Time to Recharge”
Before we can pour out, we must be filled up. Before we can lead, we must be led. God restores the soul that pauses in His presence.

Join us as we learn how retreating in Jesus is not weakness—it’s the way to true renewal.

#RetreatSeries #Psalm23 #ItsTimeToRecharge #RestInHisPresence #aHeartthatbeatsforJesusbeatsforOthers

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BIBLE-ISH | Week 3
Popular Quote: “Forgive and forget.”
It sounds nice, but is that really what Jesus taught?

In Luke 17:3–4, Jesus says: “If your brother or sistersins against you, rebuke them; and if they repent, forgive them. Even if they sin against you seven times in a day and seven times come back to you saying ‘I repent,’ you must forgive them.”

Notice what Jesus didn’t say: forget.

This Sunday’s message: “Forgiven”

“Forgiveness is not forgetting the wrong, it is remembering the grace. It’s choosing grace over offenses, again and again. Forgetting may not always be possible. But forgiving is always commanded.

#Bible-IshSeries #Forgive#Luke17:1-5

#RememberingGraceOverGrudges

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BIBLE-ISH | Week 4
Popular Quote: “Everything happens for a reason.”
It sounds hopeful—but it’s only half true.

Romans 8:28–30 reminds us: not everything happens for a reason, but in Christ, everything works together for God’s purpose. The hard, the confusing, the painful—all of it is woven by God into a greater story of redemption.

Our confidence isn’t in random reasons, but in a faithful God who is shaping us step by step into the likeness of His Son.

This Sunday: “Step by Step” | Romans 8:28–30
Move from shallow sayings to Christ-centered confidence.

#Bible-IshSeries#StepbyStep #Romans8:28-30

#LoveGodCalledforHisPurpose

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BIBLE-ISH | Week 2
Popular Quote: “God won’t give you more than you can bear.”
Sounds comforting… but it’s not what the Bible actually says.

In fact, Paul writes about a season so heavy that he couldn’t carry it at all. A “thorn in the flesh” — something that humbled him and reminded him of his weakness. And God’s answer wasn’t, “You’ve got this!” It was, “My grace is sufficient for you, for My power is made perfect in weakness.” (2 Cor. 12:9)

God sometimes allows more than we can bear on our own — so that we’ll stop relying on ourselves and start depending fully on Him.
Message Title: “God’s Dark Room”
Like photos developed in a dark room, God uses the hidden, hard, and heavy seasons to shape us, mature us, and reveal His glory in us. The world says hard seasons mean God’s not there. The Bible says that’s often where He’s most at work.

#Bible-IshSeries #GodsDarkRoom #2Corinthians12

#StrengthInWeakness

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NEW SERIES | “Bible-ish”
Not everything that sounds spiritual is actually Biblical. We’re calling this series: “Bible-ish” — because “almost truth” can still lead us way off track.

This month, we’re unpacking popular quotes, captions, and cultural sayings that sound deep, inspiring—evenChristian—but don’t always align with the truth of God’s Word.

Week 1: “Happiness Upside Down”
The world says: “Do what makes you happy.” But Psalm 84 flips that upside down.

“Blessed are those whose strength is in you... Better is one day in your courts than a thousand elsewhere.” — Psalm 84:5,10

Imagine opening a box of pizza delivered at your door step, and you open it and find it empty. How many of us have chase something that made us really “happy” for a while, only tofeel empty later on?

Real happiness isn’t found in chasing what feels good — it’s found in dwelling with God, drawing strength from Him, and living for something greater than ourselves. In God’s presence, we find joy that doesn’t depend on circumstances.

#Bible-IshSeries#HappinessUpsideDown #Psalm84 #aHeartthatbeatsforJesusbeatsforOthers

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FINAL WEEK - Wet Paint Series
Our lives are God’s canvas—still wet, still in the workshop, still under construction.

This Sunday’s message, “Caution: Under Construction,” takes us to 1 Samuel 16:1–13, where God’s choice of David reminds us that being anointed doesn’t mean we’re already perfected.

“The Lord does not look at the things people look at. People look at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.” — 1 Samuel 16:7 (NIV)

You may feel hidden, you may feel unfinished—but God sees your heart and has begun a work in you that only He can complete.

As we end this series, let us celebrate God’s work and learn how to embrace the process. Welcoming each trial, each lesson, as a brushstroke in His masterpiece.
#WetPaint #CautionUnderConstruction

#WorkinProgress #1Samuel16

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WET PAINT | Week 3You are God’s masterpiece — but you’re not meant to stay on the shelf. You weren’t just made; you were meant to walk.This Sunday’s message is titled “Walkmanship,” based on Ephesians 2:10, a verse that doesn’t just call you God’s workmanship — it reminds you that you were created to walk out the good works He’s prepared for you.

“For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.” Ephesians 2:10 (NKJV)“Your identity is secure. Your renewal is ongoing. Your purpose is prepared. Now, walk it out!”Join us this Sunday!#WetPaint #WALKmanship#WorkinProgress #Ephesians2:10#aHeartthatbeatsforJesusbeatsforOthers#itisaONEBEATFamdayFundaySonday! (Credits to the original artists and owners of the media used. No copyright infringement or any illegal means intended.)