When God is quiet, He isn’t absent.

From the weight of the "wait" to the power of the whisper, we’re exploring why silence is a season, not a sentence. If you’re walking in the dark, it’s time to lean into the stillness and discover what He’s doing behind the scenes.

In this opening message of The Naked Truth series, we begin an honest and biblical conversation about marriage, intimacy, and covenant. Responding to a submitted question—“Do we have to be legally married to walk with God?”—this sermon explores the deeper spiritual implications of cohabitation and God’s design for marriage.

We examine why cohabitation hinders spiritual alignment, not as a matter of legalism, but because it attempts to enjoy the fruit of marriage without the foundation of covenant. Through Scripture, we contrast a contract, built on self-protection and performance, with a covenant, rooted in self-sacrifice, trust, and lifelong faithfulness before God.

This message unpacks:

• How purity impacts spiritual clarity and intimacy with God

• Why biblical marriage is a covenant, not a transaction

• The spiritual significance of intimacy and “one flesh”

• How covenant reflects the Kingdom of God, while contract reflects the world

Whether you’re married, single, cohabiting, or wrestling with questions about commitment and obedience, this message invites you to examine areas of “contract living” and calls believers back into full alignment with God’s covenantal design.

Note: This series includes discussion of mature topics and may not be suitable for younger listeners.

In the final message of our Christmas series, Unwrapping Christmas, we turn our attention to heaven’s response to the birth of Jesus. The angels declared, “Glory to God in the highest!” — a powerful reminder that the only reasonable response to God’s promise, plan, and presence is worship.

In this episode, we explore how true worship flows from personal encounter with a God who is near, merciful, and good. Worship is not a moment in a service or a musical expression — it is a lifestyle of gratitude, alignment, and awe. When we behold who God is and recognize His hand in every part of our lives, praise becomes our natural response.

Discover how worship shapes our perspective, draws us deeper into relationship with the Father, and anchors us through every season — mountains and valleys alike. Even when emotions falter or life feels overwhelming, worship reorients our hearts back to the truth: God is worthy, always.

Join us as we celebrate the Savior’s birth and embrace a life marked by continuous praise.