Following God sounds exciting until we start reading the fine print. In Hebrews 11:24-27, Moses faced a choice between the comforts of Egypt and the cost of following God. He knew what he was giving up, understood the pressure he would face, and chose to trust God anyway.

In this episode of Monday Mess, we explore what it means to count the cost of obedience and discover that faith isn't pretending the price doesn't exist. It's choosing to follow God because we believe the One on the other side is worth it.

The invitation: Name the price you've been avoiding. The uncomfortable conversation. The difficult decision. The step of obedience you've been putting off until it feels easier. Then look past the cost and fix your eyes on the One who is calling you forward.

Because sometimes the biggest mess isn't what following God will cost us; it's what we miss when we refuse to follow Him.

What if we stopped focusing on what we don't have and started praising God for everything He has already given us?

In this episode of Wednesday Wrap-Up, we're looking at Ephesians 1:3 and discovering what it means to PRAISE God for His CHARITY! God has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in Christ, and His generosity goes far beyond anything we could ever earn or deserve.

We'll explore how God's goodness, grace, and generosity should transform the way we live, the way we see ourselves, and the way we respond to Him. Instead of taking His blessings for granted, we're challenged to recognize His goodness and respond with hearts overflowing with gratitude and praise.

The question is: Are we living like people who recognize just how generous God has been to us?

Join us as we wrap up last week's sermon by celebrating the incredible generosity of our God and discovering how His charity gives us every reason to PRAISE God!

In this episode of Wednesday Wrap-Up, we're revisiting Mark 8:34-38 and unpacking Jesus' challenging call to discipleship. Jesus doesn't just invite us to believe in Him; He calls us to a life of surrender, sacrifice, and wholehearted commitment.

We'll explore three powerful truths from this passage of Scripture: Jesus calls everyone, He calls us out of self-rule, and He calls us into costly following. Following Jesus means laying down our desire to be in control, denying ourselves, taking up our cross, and trusting Him with our whole lives.

The invitation is open to everyone, but the path of discipleship will cost us something. The question is, are we willing to surrender what we want in order to follow the One who gave everything for us?

Join us as we wrap up this week's sermon and reflect on what it truly means to follow Jesus; not just in words, but in the way we live every day.