We’re continuing our 7 Pillars That Build Your House series this weekend! Last week we laid the foundation—this week we’re diving into the final four: money management, happiness, confidence, and grace.

The 7 Pillars That Build Your House: Week 3 These pillars represent the essential qualities that create a strong and stable life: a solid foundation of faith or values, wisdom to make right choices, discipline to stay consistent, integrity to remain honest, meaningful relationships for support, a clear purpose for direction, and resilience to withstand challenges. Together, they form a life that can stand firm through any season.

We're covering the last 5 things God refuses to do in Part 2 this week. This is just the beginning—come back as we continue our Triple 777 Series.

In this message, we uncover two unshakable truths: there is no problem God cannot solve, and no place where He will ever leave you. This is just the beginning—come back as we continue revealing 7 things God refuses to do next week.

At the center of the gospel stands the cross—where everything changed. In The Great Exchange, we see how Jesus Christ took our place, bearing sin, shame, and death so that we could receive life, righteousness, and peace with God. Through His blood, He reconciled all things to Himself, fulfilling the promise from the beginning and securing our redemption.

This exchange does more than forgive—it transforms. Through the cross, Christ conquers Satan, breaks the power of sin, and delivers us from the bondage of self. What was once death is now life; what was once broken is now made new. As believers, we are not only redeemed but also made new creations, called to live in the victory He has already won.

The cross is not just something to admire—it is something to embrace. Jesus died for sin, but we are called to die to sin, walking daily in the freedom and new life He has given. This is the power and promise of The Great Exchange.

This message connects Jesus’ triumphal entry—where crowds waved palm branches and cried “Hosanna”—to the eternal worship found in Revelation. It reminds us that the Bible is timeless, pointing not only to what Jesus has done, but to what is still to come. In the midst of present pain and trials, believers are encouraged to look beyond their struggles to three powerful truths: the greatness of God’s grace, the promise that our battles will one day be behind us, and the hope of a new, eternal life in God’s presence. The same King who was praised in Jerusalem will return in glory, bringing salvation, restoration, and everlasting joy.

Philippians 1:21–26—reminds us that even in pain, there is purpose and gain in Christ. As Paul shows us, whether in life or in struggle, God is working for His glory and our growth. Join us as we lean into this truth and prepare our hearts for next Sunday’s message, “No Pain, No Palm.”

This is Part 2 of our series " Will there be a Rapture?"Jesus warned His disciples to watch for the signs of His coming (Matthew 24:3). Scripture shows that before His return, the church will see signs. These signs remind us to stay faithful, alert, and ready for Christ’s return.