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Most of us don’t choose anxiety — it just shows up.
Our minds drift, replay conversations, scroll endlessly, and spiral into worry before we even notice it happening.
What if peace isn’t found by trying harder to stop anxious thoughts, but by changing what your mind keeps returning to? What if what you dwell on is quietly shaping who you’re becoming?
This message explores how peace grows over time as we learn to fill our minds with what is good, true, and life-giving. 
If your thoughts feel overwhelming or exhausting lately, this is an invitation to a different way forward.

Ever had a thought that feels true the moment it shows up, yet leaves you anxious, stuck, or discouraged?
Some thoughts don’t ask for permission. They repeat, get louder over time, and quietly shape how we see ourselves, others, and even God. And the longer they go unchecked, the more power they seem to have.
What if you don’t have to believe every thought you think?
This message explores how real freedom begins, not by trying harder, but by learning where true authority and freedom are found. If you’ve been feeling trapped in your own head, you’re not alone, and you’re in the right place.

Ever notice how one thought can change your entire day?
In the first message from our Think Again series, we explore why our thoughts have so much power over us, and why so many people feel stuck in unhealthy thinking patterns. Drawing from Scripture and supported by modern neuroscience, this message shows why what feels real isn’t always entirely true and how God invites us to renew our thinking.
This isn’t self-help or positive thinking. It’s discipleship that begins in the mind.

Ever feel like a new year is supposed to fix everything—but you’re still carrying the same fears, doubts, and pressure? We make plans, set goals, and promise change, yet something underneath never seems to shift. Maybe the problem isn’t effort or discipline, but the story you’re telling yourself about who you are and how God sees you. What if this year isn’t about becoming someone new, but learning to trust a God who hasn’t changed? This message invites you to explore that tension and consider a steadier kind of hope for the year ahead.

Have you ever felt like you’re busy improving your life but still not actually changing? Like you’re learning, listening, scrolling, reflecting — yet something deeper stays the same?Many of us want growth, clarity, and peace as we read the Bible, but we quietly avoid the moments when God is challenging us to change. It’s easier to consume ideas than to let them confront us.
In this message, we explore why real transformation feels uncomfortable — and why we often resist it — while gently inviting you to consider a different way of engaging with the truth of God’s Word that doesn’t just inform you, but reshapes how you live.