This message brings the story of the Samaritan woman at the well to life, showing how Jesus intentionally crossed every social, cultural, and religious boundary to meet her in her shame and isolation. This message explores how Jesus’ request for a drink was not about physical thirst but about initiating a rescue for a woman burdened by brokenness and rejection...
In John 9, Jesus heals a man blind from birth to show that brokenness can become the very place where God’s glory is revealed, and the man’s faith grew as he obeyed before seeing the outcome. The message challenges us to stop waiting for proof before acting, reminding us that obedience may not make life easier but it makes it meaningful, as faith grows on the other side of trust.
“Values Over Vision” explores why foundations matter more than grand goals. Rather than starting with a vision statement, this message emphasizes grounding everything in core values first—those guiding principles that shape culture, decisions, and sustainable growth. Rooting the church in solid values, rather than chasing ambitious vision alone, ensures that every action aligns with what truly matters. Feel free to pair this with a call-to-action for joining a core team or attending a values-focused class!