Friendships shouldn’t leave you drained, betrayed, or questioning your worth. In this Tuesday Talk, Pastor Matt walks through the warning signs of fake friendships, why we often tolerate them, and how to protect your heart without becoming bitter or isolated. This is an honest, practical conversation about loyalty, boundaries, and what real friendship actually looks like.

Who you walk with shapes who you become. In this message from 2 Samuel 13 and 1 Corinthians 15, we are reminded that not everyone with access to our lives has our best spiritual interests at heart. Through the story of Amnon and Jonadab, Scripture reveals how harmful influence often begins with simple conversations and subtle counsel that slowly pulls us away from God’s direction.

This sermon challenges believers to honestly evaluate their relationships, recognize the direction their friendships are leading them, reject advice that compromises character, and establish healthy boundaries that protect their walk with Christ. The right friends strengthen faith, but the wrong influences can quietly lead us off course.

📖 Scripture References: 2 Samuel 13, 1 Corinthians 15:33

Start your Monday with Angel Morgan as she shares a powerful reminder from Esther 4:14 -- you are exactly where God has placed you for a reason. Instead of asking “why,” learn to ask “what,” and discover what God wants to do through this season of your life. You were made for such a time as this.

This week, we begin a new chapter with Israel’s Oppression & The Birth of Moses. As the Israelites suffer under harsh bondage in Egypt, God is already at work behind the scenes, raising up a deliverer. From a desperate mother’s faith to a providential rescue, we see how God protects and prepares His people in the most unlikely ways. Read the full story in Exodus 1–2 (KJV). Originally aired on August 2, 2023.

We’re told to be strong, independent, and handle everything on our own but that mindset can quietly wear us down. In this Tuesday Talk, Pastor Matthew Moore tackles why asking for help feels so hard, why accepting help feels even harder, and why neither one is a weakness. A timely reminder that life was never meant to be carried alone and that maturity often looks like knowing when to reach out.

Start your week with Janelle Hughes as she reminds us that we’re not called to fix everything — just to help carry it. From Galatians 6:2, this Monday Mug encourages us to show up with compassion, listen with love, and share the load one moment at a time. Even the smallest acts of care matter, and Christ meets us right there in the middle of them.

In a world full of noise, distractions, and constant influence, where are your eyes really focused — and who is walking beside you? In this message from Proverbs 13:20, we’re reminded that friendships are never neutral. The people we walk with influence who we become, shape our decisions, and ultimately impact our future.

This sermon challenges us to evaluate the circles we keep, reminding us that popular friends aren’t always faithful friends. While crowds may cheer us on in the good moments, true friends love at all times, carry us when we fall, and sharpen us through truth — even when it’s uncomfortable.

Discover why wisdom is contagious, why good intentions don’t overcome bad influences, and how God uses faithful friendships to mold us into who He’s calling us to be. If you’ve ever wondered whether your relationships are pushing you closer to Christ or pulling you away, this message is for you.

Key Scriptures: Proverbs 13:20 • Proverbs 17:17 • Proverbs 27:6, 17 • Ecclesiastes 4:9–10

This week, we conclude the story with Joseph and His Brothers, Jacob and Judah, a powerful picture of forgiveness and restoration. As Joseph reveals himself to his brothers, we see repentance, grace, and God’s hand bringing a family back together. It’s a beautiful reminder that God can heal what has been broken and fulfill His promises in unexpected ways. Read the full story in Genesis 44–50 (KJV). Originally aired on July 19, 2023.