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We were never meant to do life alone.

In this message, we’re reminded that God places the lonely in families (Psalm 68:6) and that He often works through relationships and community to bring healing, growth, encouragement, and belonging.

Past hurt can make it hard to trust again or take another step, but God invites us into a family where we can grow toge...


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In this message, Pastor Keith Cross walks through Matthew 7:24-27 and Jesus’ teaching about the wise and foolish builders.

Both houses faced the same storm, but only one stood because it was built on a solid foundation.

To build a life that outlasts the storm, we must:

• Dig Beneath the Surface and allow God to work deeper than our outward a...


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Storms can break things we thought would last. But broken doesn’t mean finished.

In Safe on Broken Pieces, Pastor Keith Cross walks through Acts 27 and Paul’s journey through a storm that left the ship completely broken. Yet everyone made it safely to shore.

When you face a storm you didn’t start:

- Anchor yourself in God’s Word

- Remembe...


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Not every storm means the same thing.

In the latest message from Eye of the Storm: Navigating What You Didn’t See Coming, Pastor Keith looks at four different kinds of storms we see in Scripture: storms that correct, protect, oppose, and perfect.

Jonah’s storm came from disobedience. The disciples faced a storm while following Jesus. Job endured a storm he could ...


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In Mark 6:45–53, the disciples were exactly where Jesus told them to be, yet they found themselves in the middle of the sea, fighting against the wind and struggling to move forward. Jesus saw them in the storm and came to them. This message reminds us that the storm does not always mean we are out of God’s will. Sometimes God is teaching us to trust Him when we cannot see wh...


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