In a world competing for our attention, stability comes from rooting ourselves in God's grace in two ways: 1) pursuing a holy life and 2) living with a healthy fear of the Lord. Both of these lead to wisdom in an unsteady world.

What does it look like to trust God when we feel captive, afraid, or like we’re not enough? As we wrap up our summer series in Jeremiah, we look at Jeremiah 33:14–16 and the powerful promise of a coming Savior. Because of Jesus, we can be saved from the things that hold us captive, experience the safety of God’s presence, and receive the righteousness of Christ rather than trying to prove ourselves. Discover the hope found in the name Yahweh Tsidkenu—The LORD Is Our Righteousness.

Fear wants to control you. Scientifically, fear actually shrinks your brain’s ability to process, and spiritually, it can create a host of problems. How did believers experience fear, and what can Galatians teach us about how to find freedom? Listen in as Jeff continues our summer series by looking at Paul’s response to fear.

You don’t need to be a perfect disciple to be a disciple. In this message, Jeff looks at two more visitations and how Jesus decided to minister to followers filled with fear & doubt. If you’ve ever been afraid to speak up for your faith, if you’ve ever been timid about potential consequences, or if you’ve ever doubted God’s power, presence, or existence — this is the message for you.

Romans 8:15-19 tell us that we no longer have a spirit of fear when we put our faith in Jesus. We are children of God and heirs to His throne sharing in His glory for eternity. Natalie talks about how our life with Jesus impacts how we respond to fear. You no longer have to fear what is to come when you put your faith in Jesus.