Have you ever felt stuck between faith and doubt, wondering if it's okay to bring your questions to God? In this powerful dialogue, Pastor Dena and Pastor James explore how shame and doubt can disconnect us from prayer—and how genuine community can draw us closer to God. Through compelling stories from Genesis to Mark's Gospel, they reveal that even biblical heroes struggled with belief, showing how honest prayer welcomes both our certainty and our questions. Their fresh perspective on prayer as relationship rather than ritual offers hope for anyone seeking deeper connection with God. Don't miss this encouraging message about finding strength in both faith and fellowship. Sermon 8-31-25

Have you ever felt angry with God but afraid to admit it? Through the raw honesty of Job and the cautionary tale of Cain, Pastor James reveals how anger itself isn't sinful—it's what we do with it that matters. Drawing from these biblical accounts, he shows how Job maintained connection with God despite his anguish, while Cain's unprocessed anger led to devastating consequences. This powerful message offers fresh insight into navigating our deepest hurts while staying anchored in faith. Whether you're wrestling with unanswered prayers or life's painful mysteries, discover how to bring your authentic emotions to God. Don't miss this transformative exploration of anger, faith, and the God who can handle our hardest questions. Sermon 8-24-25

Have you ever felt too broken, too angry, or too lost to bring your pain to God? Through Psalm 88's raw lament, Pastor James unveils a transformative truth: our despair doesn't frighten God. Drawing from biblical examples like Haman and David, he shows how Scripture invites us to bring our unfiltered anguish before the throne—no polite spiritual facades required. Whether you're wrestling with depression, doubt, or life's darkest valleys, this powerful message reveals how God's unwavering presence, not our perfect prayers, is our ultimate hope. Don't miss this honest exploration of authentic faith that could revolutionize your prayer life and deepen your relationship with a God who welcomes all of who you are. Sermon 8-17-25