Daily Study: Within everyone's calling are difficult moments that we must walk through in order to achieve greater levels of success. However, those difficult moments can be very stressful and cause you to become paralyzed. In today's message, discover how Jesus handled a difficult moment in His calling and learn from His example to handle your difficult moments.

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Daily Study: In our entrepreneurial culture, when we want results, our go-to catchphrase is “take massive action.” However, in many cases, the best course of action to experience results is to take no action and just immerse ourselves in the word of God. This is especially true when you find yourself frequently worried and frustrated.

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Open Forum: the group engaged in a rich, multi-layered discussion on spiritual growth, healing, and identity. Jamie shared her struggles with spiritual attacks after fasting, prompting Pastor Amos to encourage her to take a seven-day social media fast and deepen her prayer life. Arlene and Micah reflected on their own fasting experiences, emphasizing the benefits of worship and redirecting time toward seeking God. The conversation expanded into themes of shifting priorities, focusing on one’s calling, and trusting God for clarity and miracles. Pastor Amos also taught on gradual spiritual growth using the example of Israel entering the Promised Land, while Rosalind and Tyesha highlighted the importance of humility, self-examination, and addressing trauma. The group further explored the cultural impact on identity, with participants sharing experiences related to race, upbringing, and self-worth. Pastor Amos closed by affirming the need for confidence, authority in Christ, and the importance of embracing who God created each person to be, while also supporting the idea of a digital resource library for continued spiritual development.

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Daily Study: It is tempting to focus on how are you going to make money. However, we need to stop thinking about money and start to think about God, if we desire to be successful. Take a listen to today's study to dig into this concept.

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Daily Study: Worry may seem innocent, but it is very destructive in the life of a believer. Worry blocks your faith and is a sign that you don’t trust God. With blocked faith and a lack of trust, you will lack the power that can fix whatever situation you are worried about. In today’s study, discover Jesus’s perspective on worry and how He taught us to combat worrying.

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Daily Study: Most Christians are controlled by their feelings, which is completely backward from God's viewpoint. At times, it may seem impossible, but God has designed us to control our feelings instead of the other way around. When our feelings are out of control, we become stressed, which leads to constant irritability and long-term depression. On the other hand, controlled feelings lead to sustainable peace and unshakable faith.

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Bible Discussion: When praying for marriage restoration after separation or divorce, begin by asking if it’s God’s will—don’t stand in faith without His direction. Consider if your ex-spouse is available or entangled in another relationship, and ask God if their absence is actually His protection. Be prepared for others not to support your decision to believe for restoration, and commit to the journey regardless of the outcome. Focus less on changing your ex and more on becoming someone they could return to. Forgive fully, and pray for their spiritual growth—not just the return of the marriage, but true healing and transformation.

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Pastoral Chat: In this message, I explore whether it’s possible to get remarried after divorce, looking at how different Christian traditions approach the topic. Some believe remarriage is only allowed if a former spouse has died, while others permit it in cases like adultery or abandonment. I personally lean toward the Eastern Orthodox view that marriage is sacred, but in a broken world, divorce and remarriage can sometimes be necessary. My heart is for reconciliation whenever possible, but I also believe God is compassionate and can lead someone into a new, healthy marriage. Divorce doesn’t have to be a lifelong sentence of singleness—God redeems and restores.

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