You've spent years trying to blend in. But what if the very thing you've been hiding is exactly what God wants to use?

In this message from River Lake Church's Guess Who series, our guest speaker unpacks the story of Ehud — a left-handed judge in a right-handed world — and shows how a trait that culture dismissed became the precise detail God used to deliver an entire nation. From middle school hallways to adult boardrooms, the pressure to fit in is real. But so is the God who placed you here, at this moment in history, on purpose.

Drawing from Acts 17:26, Psalm 139:16, and Jeremiah 1:5, this message is a reminder that your quirks, your story, and even your past pain aren't liabilities — they're the raw material of your calling.

You weren't made to fit in. You were made different on purpose.

In this episode of Guess Who, guest speaker Pastor Jamie Bennett brings a powerful message about hope, healing, and resurrection in the places of life that feel stuck, stagnant, or dead.

Using Ezekiel 47, Pastor Jamie points to the vision of a river flowing from the temple into the desert, bringing life even to the Dead Sea. The reminder is simple but powerful: where God’s grace flows, life follows.

Whether you feel trapped in unhealthy habits, difficult relationships, disappointment, or discouragement, this message is an invitation to stop numbing the hurt, invite the God of resurrection into the dead places, and become a conduit of His grace to others.

Even in the most barren places, God can bring life.

In the conclusion of our 10-week series, Life on Trial, we return to the final words of Ecclesiastes and the simple truth that holds everything together: fear God and keep His commands.

Life can feel complicated, broken, and overwhelming, but God’s wisdom cuts through the noise. In this message, we look at the myth of complexity, the dual role of wisdom as both a goad and a nail, and Solomon’s final reminder that God sees, knows, and will bring every deed into judgment.

Whether you are walking through a difficult season, wrestling with obedience, or trying to make sense of life “under the sun,” this message points us back to the eternal hope found in surrendering fully to God.