Rest – Week 3 | Discovering God's BIG-Ness

When the things you depend on—money, career status, political identity, even technology—begin to take on God-sized importance, life gets louder, more anxious, and harder to rest. This sermon names that precise tension: we’ve minimized God and supersized lesser gods until sleeplessness, overwork, and a hollow busyness feel normal. The result is people clinging to unstable supports while feeling more fragile than ever. Using Psalm 62 as a short case study, the message walks through how David talks to himself about rest and how that quieting practice reorders our relationship with ourselves, others, and God. Instead of louder solutions, the sermon urges simple daily rhythms—preaching truth to your inner voice, recognizing God’s steadfast love behind friends and work, and letting God’s bigness shrink our problems. It’s an invitation to stop amplifying the small things and start seeing what steadies the heart in the middle of real life.