Halfway through the week, it's easy to feel tired, overwhelmed, or discouraged by the mountains standing in front of us. In this episode, we turn to Zechariah 4:6-10 and God's powerful reminder: "Not by might nor by power, but by My Spirit."

God reminds Zerubbabel, and all of us, that what He calls us to accomplish doesn't depend on our own strength, talent, or ability. It depends on His Spirit. Even the biggest mountains can be moved when we trust God and allow Him to work through us.

We'll also explore the encouragement to "not despise these small beginnings." God often starts something significant in ways that seem small and ordinary.

If you're facing a mountain this week, feeling inadequate for what God has called you to do, or simply need a midweek reminder that you don't have to do it alone, this episode is for you.

Not by might. Not by power. But by His Spirit.

Monday Mess is a weekday devotional series created to help you start your week with faith, focus, and purpose. Each episode takes a biblical truth and brings it into the real messiness of everyday life.

Before the meetings, responsibilities, frustrations, and unexpected moments of the week begin, take a few minutes to center yourself on God's Word and remember what matters most.

New week. New challenges. Same faithful God.

Start your Monday with a little Monday Mess--and get your week started with a bang!

Fly the Kite: The Spirit Empowers-Zechariah 4:6-10

Pastor Chris delivers Week 4 of the Sermon Series, WIN the DAY.

Welcome to Thursday Thoughts, a place where we take a few minutes each week to slow down, think deeply, and allow God's Word to shape the way we live.

Life doesn't come with a warning before the storms hit. In Matthew 7:24-27, Jesus reminds us that the difference between standing and falling isn't whether we face storms; it's what we've built our lives on.

In this episode of Wednesday Wrap-Up, we'll take a few minutes to pause in the middle of the week and ask some important questions: What are we building? What foundation are we standing on? And are we simply hearing the words of Jesus, or are we actually putting them into practice?

The storm will test the foundation, but it doesn't have to destroy the house.

Don't just hear it. Do it. Build on the Rock.