Soaring Faith

Unshaken: Living Right in an Unfair World

Job did the right thing and still suffered. Sound familiar? In this honest and challenging message, we examine Job 30 and the power of personal ethics—purity, honesty, and self-control. Even when life feels unfair, your integrity matters. Learn why righteousness still pays off in the long run and how God honors a faithful life.

A Mother’s Legacy

Motherhood is more than a season—it’s a lifelong ministry. In this special Mother’s Day message, we explore the wisdom, faith, and love of moms through the lens of Scripture. Whether you’re guiding little ones, praying for a prodigal, or grieving in silence, God sees you. From Naomi to Mary to modern moms, discover how your words, actions, and love leave a lasting legacy.

Good Character, Great Faith

In this week’s episode, we explore the life of Job—a man of remarkable character in the midst of deep suffering. Though Job lived long before the Bible was written, he walked with God, feared the Lord, and shunned evil. We’re challenged to be people of character in our own day, rooted in integrity, humility, and spiritual leadership. Discover how righteousness, reverence, and concern for your family’s spiritual well-being remain powerful traits in every generation.

The Scariest Thing: When Evil Stands Before God

This message dives into one of the most unsettling and awe-inspiring moments in Scripture: Satan presenting himself before God in Job 1:6. What does this teach us about God’s sovereignty, the presence of evil in a good world, and the testing of the righteous? Join us as we reflect on how Satan’s accusations still echo today—and how, like Job, we must hang onto our faith no matter what comes.

Respect That Lasts

Respect is more than just a word—it’s a way of life. In this episode, we dive into Job 29:7 and explore how Job earned respect through his actions, words, and relationships. We’ll see how his integrity impacted his community and how we, too, can live respectfully in our daily lives. Learn how respect is shown, earned, and relational, and discover practical ways to build respect with those around you.

God in the Details

What does it look like to truly incorporate God into every part of your life? Job’s reflection in chapter 29 reminds us of a deep friendship with God, daily guidance, powerful protection, and provision that flows from His hand. When God is in your inner circle, it changes everything. Learn how to walk with Him more closely and live with spiritual fullness.

From Death to Life

On Easter Sunday, we celebrate the victory of Jesus—who went from the grave to glory. Isaiah 53 foretold His suffering, death, and resurrection long before it happened. In this message, we reflect on the beauty of the cross, the hope of new life, and the invitation to live free. You’re not stuck in the grave—Jesus calls you to rise and run into the light of His glorious day.

The Hope in His Wounds

What makes Jesus so great? On this Palm Sunday, we reflect on the suffering servant from Isaiah 53 and explore the deep truths about who Jesus really is. He sympathizes with our pain, supports us in our sorrow, takes away our sin, and brings peace through His sacrifice. You’ll walk away with a greater appreciation of Christ's humility, power, and redeeming love.

Necessary Sacrifice: The Servant Who Changed Everything

Jesus didn’t just suffer—He served, sacrificed, and changed the world. Isaiah 52–53 paints a vivid picture of a servant who gave everything so we could be made new. In this message, we explore how Christ’s example calls us to selfless service, wise living, and spiritual transformation. Discover what it means to sacrifice for something greater and why Jesus is the only One who could sprinkle the nations with salvation.

Spiritual Recharge: Wake Up and Walk in Strength

 Isaiah 52 gives us a bold spiritual wake-up call. Are you still wearing dusty prison clothes, or are you clothed in strength and splendor? This message challenges us to rise up, remember who we represent, and go share the good news. God’s promises are sure: He goes before you and guards behind you. Let’s walk in that calling, with renewed focus and purpose.