In this powerful, text-driven sermon from 1 Peter 5:6–11, Pastor Eric Brown unpacks what it truly means to “cast all your anxiety on Him, because He cares for you.” In a world filled with pressure, stress, and spiritual opposition, this message reminds us that humility leads to release, and release leads to strength.

Discover how to:

• Let go of anxiety and control
• Stand firm in spiritual warfare
• Guard your mind and faith
• Trust God’s timing in seasons of suffering
• Experience restoration through Christ

If you’ve been carrying emotional weight, battling internal stress, or feeling spiritually stretched, this message will encourage you to release what’s been holding you down and trust the God who restores, strengthens, and establishes you.

📖 Scripture: 1 Peter 5:6–11 🎧 Series Theme: Let It Go 🔥 Key Truth: We don’t let go because we are weak — we let go because He is strong.

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What happens when God gives instructions that don’t make sense?

In this sermon-based podcast episode, Immediate Obedience, we walk through John chapter 9 and the healing of a man blind from birth. Jesus doesn’t explain the miracle—He commands movement. And the man’s willingness to obey without hesitation becomes the doorway to sight, restoration, and a new identity.

This episode explores:

• Why proximity to Jesus isn’t the same as obedience
• How obedience positions us for miracles
• Why delay often leads to doubt
• How God transforms not just our condition, but our identity

You may not be blind—but there may be something God is asking you to obey right now. This message will challenge you to stop waiting for clarity and start moving in faith.

🎧 Listen, reflect, and respond—with immediate obedience.

In this sermon, we reflect on Luke 19 and the story of Zacchaeus—a man curious about Jesus who never expected Jesus to stop, call him by name, and insist on staying at his house. What began as a moment of curiosity became a life-altering encounter with salvation.

“The Uninvited Guest” explores how Jesus often interrupts our routines, comforts, and assumptions—not to condemn us, but to restore us. Before behavior changes, Jesus restores belonging. Before correction, there is covenant. Before transformation, there is encounter.

In this reflection, you’ll hear about:

• Why Jesus was “passing through” but chose to stay
• How curiosity can lead to conversion
• What it means when salvation comes to your “house”
• Why restoration comes before behavior change
• How Jesus still seeks and saves the lost today

If you’ve ever felt unseen, unqualified, or unsure where you belong—this message is for you. Jesus knows your name, and He’s still willing to interrupt everything to dwell with you.

📖 Scripture Focus: Luke 19:1–10 🎧 Ideal for personal devotion, prayer time, or spiritual encouragement

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