In this devotional, we tackle one of the biggest battles believers face: The pull of old habits and the temptation to slip back into who we used to be. As we draw closer to God, the enemy works harder to distract and derail us, but Jesus calls us forward, not backward. This message reminds you to keep your eyes on Him, resist the enemy’s bait, and walk boldly in the new life Jesus made for you.

Tonight’s message comes at the end of a cold Virginia snowfall, when the world feels quieter, slower, and a little more reflective. As the roads freeze over and black ice settles in, we’re reminded how important it is to know our true priorities, the things worth stepping out for, and the things that can wait until morning. In this sermon, we talk about spiritual priorities too, learning how to slow down, stay grounded in Christ, and walk carefully in a world full of hidden dangers. Just like we watch our steps on icy roads, we learn to watch our steps in the Spirit, trusting the Lord to guide every move. Settle in, get warm, and let the Word restore your peace tonight.

On this snowy morning in Virginia, we’re reminded that God’s peace is real, His love is steadfast, and His mercies are new every day. Join us as we explore how to find rest in Him, even in the storms of life, and how His presence can calm our hearts and guide our steps. Let the quiet of today’s snow inspire your soul and deepen your trust in the One who never fails.

Life hands us moments we can’t fix, change, or even understand... and that’s exactly where God steps in. Today’s devotional walks us through the freedom of surrender, the peace that comes when we stop wrestling with what’s beyond our reach, and the strength found in trusting the One who never loses control. When we release what we can’t carry, He fills the empty space with grace, clarity, and calm.

In this message, we dig into the kind of peace the world can’t manufacture and the devil can’t steal. True peace isn’t found in the absence of trouble, it’s found in the presence of Jesus Christ. Using Scripture as our anchor, we explore how God repairs what’s broken, calms what’s storming, and restores what’s been shaken. Peace is not passive. It’s something we receive, something we walk in, and something we guard with prayer, trust, and obedience. This sermon invites you to breathe, to rest, and to let the Prince of Peace steady your heart again.

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In this episode, we dig into what it really means to find peace when life feels like it’s coming apart at the seams. When the world pushes you to argue, react, and fight, God calls you to a deeper strength, the strength of being a peacemaker. We explore how to stay grounded in His presence, how to guard your heart in chaotic moments, and how to carry a calm spirit into places that desperately need it. This message will steady your mind, settle your spirit, and remind you that peace is not weakness… it’s power.

We expose the lies of esoteric teachings, the modern push toward "hidden knowledge," mystical symbolism, and so called enlightenment that claims to rise above the Word of God.

We break down why esoteric philosophies are counterfeits, how they twist scripture, and why Jesus alone is the true Light.

Sometimes we spend so much time asking God, “Show me where to go… tell me what to change… point me to the next step…” that we forget to ask the most important question: “Lord… where do You want me to stay?”

In this sermon, we dive into John 15:1-11, where Jesus calls us to abide in Him... stay, remain, root down, and trust the Vine. Abiding isn’t standing still; it’s sitting firmly in Him, letting Him prune what needs to go and strengthen what should remain. True growth, fruitfulness, and joy come not from constant movement, but from connection, trust, and faithfulness right where He has planted us.

Let this message encourage you to stop running, stop yanking yourself out of God’s hands, and find the fullness of joy that comes from abiding in Him. Stay rooted. Grow. Trust. Let the Vine do the work.