ICA Tokyo Podcast

What does it really mean to be blessed?In this message from Psalm 1, we explore the powerful contrast between the righteous and the wicked, and discover how our daily influences shape our character, our spiritual growth, and ultimately our destiny.Psalm 1 serves as the introduction to the entire Book of Psalms, pointing us toward a life rooted in God's Word and grounded in a deep relationship with Him. In a world filled with competing voices, social media influencers, and constant distractions, this passage challenges us to ask three life-changing questions:✅ How are you being influenced?✅ What are you becoming?✅ Where will your way lead?Like a tree planted by streams of water, those who delight in God's Word and meditate on it day and night find strength, stability, fruitfulness, and lasting joy. Meanwhile, those who follow the ways of the world are compared to chaff that is blown away by the wind.Whether you're new to faith, looking to grow spiritually, or seeking biblical wisdom for daily living, this sermon offers practical encouragement and timeless truth from Scripture.📖 Key Passage:Psalm 1🙏 If this message encouraged you, be sure to Like, Subscribe, and Share it with someone who needs hope and direction today.

Are you settling for less than what God has for you? 🙏In this powerful message from 2 Kings 13:14-19, we unpack what it truly means when God says He has MORE for your life, and why most believers stop short of receiving it.📖 Scripture: 2 Kings 13:14-19IN THIS SERMON WE COVER:⚔️ MORE VICTORIESGod wants to give you greater victories, but more victories demand more battles. Are you willing to keep striking, even when it's hard?🔥 MORE ANOINTINGGod wants to pour out a greater anointing on your life, but more anointing requires more responsibility. His power always comes with a purpose.🕊️ MORE OF HIS HOLY SPIRITGod wants to fill you more completely with His Holy Spirit, but more of Him means you will face more opposition. The enemy only fights what threatens him.KEY TAKEAWAY:The "more" God has for you isn't free of cost. It comes through faithfulness, obedience, and perseverance. Don't stop striking the ground.If this message blessed you:✅ LIKE this video🔔 SUBSCRIBE and turn on notifications💬 COMMENT your biggest takeaway below📤 SHARE with someone who needs encouragement today

In this powerful message from Luke 15:11–24, we dive deep into one of the most famous parables Jesus ever told — The Parable of the Lost Son, also known as The Prodigal Son. But what if the story was never mainly about the son… and always about the Father? 👀Jesus shares this story after religious leaders criticize Him for welcoming sinners. Through the lost sheep, lost coin, and finally the lost son, Jesus reveals the heart of God toward broken, wandering people.💔 A grieving Father🙏 A longing Father❤️ A compassionate Father🤝 A reconciling FatherThis sermon uncovers the true character of God — not as an angry, distant judge, but as a loving Father waiting with open arms for His children to come home.If you’ve ever felt too far gone, ashamed, rejected, or like you need to “clean yourself up” before coming to God, this message is for you.📖 Scripture: Luke 15:11–32🎙️ Series: Stories Jesus Told🌏 International Christian Assembly Tokyo✨ No matter your past, the Father is still looking down the road for you.👇 Comment below:What part of the Prodigal Son story impacts you the most?🔔 Subscribe for more Bible teaching, Christian encouragement, and sermons from Tokyo, Japan.

Have you ever felt forgotten, unseen, or spiritually lost?In the Parable of the Lost Coin, Jesus reveals something powerful about the heart of God: He searches for what is lost because every person has value. 🪙❤️This message dives deep into Luke 15 and reminds us that God doesn’t give up on people. No matter how far you’ve wandered, how broken you feel, or how invisible you think you are—He still pursues you.In this sermon/message, you’ll discover:✨ The meaning behind the Lost Coin parable✨ Why God compares us to something valuable✨ How Heaven responds when one person is found✨ What this story teaches about grace, repentance, and identityIf you’ve been searching for hope, purpose, or a reminder of God’s love, this message is for you.📖 Luke 15:8-10🙏 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more Christian messages, Bible teaching, and encouragement.

Why were sinners drawn to Jesus… while religious people criticized Him?In this message from Luke 15:1-7, we unpack the Parable of the Lost Sheep and what it reveals about the heart of Jesus. While the Pharisees judged people for their failures, Jesus moved toward the broken, the rejected, and the lost.This sermon explores:✨ Why Jesus spent time with sinners✨ The danger of self-righteousness and pride✨ What the lost sheep really represents✨ How Jesus pursues people with love and grace✨ Why heaven celebrates repentance and transformationSo many people feel disqualified because of their past, mistakes, shame, or failures. But the message of Luke 15 is that Jesus came to seek the lost — not avoid them.If you’ve ever wondered whether God still wants someone who’s messed up, this message is for you.📖 Luke 15:1-7Subscribe for more Bible teaching, faith conversations, and encouraging Christian content.

What happens when pain becomes the loudest voice in your mind?In this final message of our Playlist series, we talk about the wounds that don’t easily go away — rejection, betrayal, abandonment, abuse, disappointment, and emotional pain that continues to shape the way we think, trust, worship, and relate to God.Sometimes the deepest wounds become the internal soundtrack of our lives:“I’m not worthy of love.”“I’ll always be broken.”“God abandoned me.”“I can’t trust anyone.”But what if your pain is not proof that God left you… but an invitation for healing?Through the story of Hagar in Genesis 16 and 21, we discover three powerful truths about God’s heart for wounded people:✔️ God sees you✔️ God hears your cries✔️ God provides in the wildernessThis sermon is for anyone struggling with emotional wounds, church hurt, trauma, anxiety, rejection, insecurity, or feeling distant from God. Jesus still heals the brokenhearted.📖 Key Scriptures:Genesis 16Genesis 21:15-20Psalm 147:3🙏 If this message encouraged you, be sure to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE so more people can encounter the hope and healing of Jesus.

Are you tired of being easily offended? Struggling with anger, frustration, or hurt caused by others?In this powerful message, How to Rise Above Offense, we dive into what the Bible says about dealing with offense, controlling anger, and responding with grace instead of retaliation.In a world where people are quick to react and slow to listen, this sermon unpacks how to break free from the cycle of offense and live with peace, wisdom, and Christ-like love.Why offense is so easy—and so dangerousThe difference between righteous anger and self-righteous angerHow offense shapes your perspective and relationshipsBiblical ways to respond instead of reacting emotionallyHow to choose peace over proving a pointWhat it really means to “overlook an offense”How to respond like Jesus when hurt by othersJames 1:19–20 — Be quick to listen, slow to speak, slow to angerEphesians 4:2–3 — Walk in humility, patience, and unityProverbs 19:11 — It is to one’s glory to overlook an offense1 Peter 3:8–9 — Respond to insults with blessingYou don’t become like Jesus by avoiding offense—you become like Him by how you respond to it.Offense says: “Get even.”God says: “Do good.”Do you want to make a point… or make a difference?Choose to:Assume the bestOverlook instead of overreactRespond with blessing, not retaliationIf this message encouraged you, make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more Bible-based teaching and practical messages to help you grow in your faith.Join our community in Tokyo or online—everyone is welcome!

Are you constantly battling insecurity, negative thoughts, or a critical inner voice? This message will help you break free. In this powerful sermon, we explore how insecurity silently shapes your thoughts, relationships, and decisions—and how God invites you into a life of confidence, peace, and purpose. Through the story of Moses in Exodus, you’ll discover how even one of the Bible’s greatest leaders struggled with insecurity, fear, and self-doubt—and how God still used him in extraordinary ways.👉 If you’ve ever thought:“I’m not enough”“What if I fail?”“I don’t have what it takes”This message is for you.✨ What You’ll Learn: How insecurity distorts your thinkingWhy negative thoughts feel so powerfulHow to take every thought captive (2 Corinthians 10:5)The difference between self-confidence and God-confidenceHow to stop overthinking and start trusting GodWhy obedience often comes before confidence🙌 Key Truth: Insecurity focuses on who you’re not.Faith focuses on who God is.📚 Bible Verses Covered:Exodus 3–4 (Moses’ calling & insecurity)Philippians 4:6-7 (Peace over anxiety)Matthew 6:33 (Seek first the Kingdom)Psalm 23 (God’s provision & guidance)2 Corinthians 10:5 (Taking thoughts captive)Psalm 139:23-24 (God examines our hearts)🔔 If this message helped you:Like 👍Subscribe 🔔Share this with someone who needs encouragement today

When your mind won’t stop racing and your thoughts start running the show, it can quietly shape the atmosphere of your entire life. Join us for the first message in our new series, "Playlist" with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week’s message title: When Your Mind Won’t StopLearn more at https://icatokyo.com/playlist.

When disappointment shapes how we see God, He invites us to trust that He’s still working—often in ways greater than we expect. Join us for a special message with guest speaker Pastor Jason James from Bethany Church in Wycoff, NJ USA.This week’s message title: Defeating Disappointment

When life feels silent and the story seems unfinished, we can trust that God is still working behind the scenes. Join us for the third message in “Hope Has a Name.” This week’s message title: "The Story You Tell Yourself"Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/easter.

When you fear being fully known, Jesus shows us that grace meets us in our worst moments, not with condemnation, but with freedom. Join us for the second message in “Hope Has a Name.”This week’s message title: What If God Sees Your Worst?

When life hits your panic button and the storm feels overwhelming, it reveals what’s really underneath. Join us for the first message in our series, “Hope Has a Name,” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week’s message title: Who is This Man?Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/easter

When faith stays only in our heads, it never transforms how we live. Join us for a special message with guest speaker Pastor Ed Teo.This week’s message title: A Planted, Potted, or Plastic Faith?

When you truly know Jesus, His life in you is too good to keep to yourself. Join us for the sixth message in our series, “The Jesus Way,” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week’s message title: Too Good to KeepSeries Synopsis: What does it really mean to follow Jesus? The Jesus Way invites us to move beyond being “Christian” as a label and step into discipleship as a way of life. This series explores how Jesus calls us to live differently—and how His way leads to transformation, purpose, and life that truly satisfies.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/the-jesus-way

When obedience gets delayed by hesitation, we miss the moments God placed right in front of us. Join us for the fifth message in our series, “The Jesus Way,” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance. This week’s message title: Held Up in HesitationThis week’s message title: Held Up in HesitationSeries Synopsis: What does it really mean to follow Jesus? The Jesus Way invites us to move beyond being “Christian” as a label and step into discipleship as a way of life. This series explores how Jesus calls us to live differently—and how His way leads to transformation, purpose, and life that truly satisfies.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/the-jesus-way

When real change feels slow, uncomfortable, and costly, God may be doing deeper work than we expect. Join us for the fourth message in our new series, “The Jesus Way,” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance. This week’s message title: The Uncomfortable Truth About Change Series Synopsis: What does it really mean to follow Jesus? The Jesus Way invites us to move beyond being “Christian” as a label and step into discipleship as a way of life. This series explores how Jesus calls us to live differently—and how His way leads to transformation, purpose, and life that truly satisfies.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/the-jesus-way

How much you look like Jesus is measured by how much you love like Jesus. Join us for the third message in our "The Jesus Way" series, as we explore what it truly means to move from believing in Jesus to actually following Him.This week’s message title: The Measure of JesusSeries Synopsis: What does it really mean to follow Jesus? The Jesus Way invites us to move beyond being “Christian” as a label and step into discipleship as a way of life. This series explores how Jesus calls us to live differently—and how His way leads to transformation, purpose, and life that truly satisfies.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/the-jesus-way

Being a disciple is learning to make Jesus your home.  Join us for the second message in our "The Jesus Way" series, as we explore what it truly means to move from believing in Jesus to actually following Him.This week’s message title: The Fault in Your DefaultSeries Synopsis: What does it really mean to follow Jesus? The Jesus Way invites us to move beyond being “Christian” as a label and step into discipleship as a way of life. This series explores how Jesus calls us to live differently—and how His way leads to transformation, purpose, and life that truly satisfies.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/the-jesus-way

When following Jesus becomes more than a label, it transforms the way we live. Join us for the first message in our "The Jesus Way" series, as we explore what it truly means to move from believing in Jesus to actually following Him.This week’s message title: More Than a Label Series Synopsis:What does it really mean to follow Jesus? The Jesus Way invites us to move beyond being “Christian” as a label and step into discipleship as a way of life. This series explores how Jesus calls us to live differently—and how His way leads to transformation, purpose, and life that truly satisfies.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/the-jesus-way

When the battle is no longer external, compromise can quietly undo what God has rebuilt. Join us for the fifth and final message in our Nehemiah series, “Nehemiah: Rise & Build,” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week’s message title: "The Quiet Danger of Compromise"Series Synopsis:The book of Nehemiah shows how God uses ordinary people to step into meaningful action. In this series, we explore what it looks like to respond to God’s call, move forward in faith, and live with purpose—especially when opposition, distraction, and doubt try to slow us down. This is a series about obedience, perseverance, and doing work that truly matters.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/nehemiah

When distractions, criticism, and fatigue try to pull you away, God calls you to stay focused and finish strong. Join us for the fourth message in our "Nehemiah: Rise & Build" series, with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week’s message title: "Finish What You Started"Series Synopsis:The book of Nehemiah shows how God uses ordinary people to step into meaningful action. In this series, we explore what it looks like to respond to God’s call, move forward in faith, and live with purpose—especially when opposition, distraction, and doubt try to slow us down. This is a series about obedience, perseverance, and doing work that truly matters.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/nehemiah

When you step out in faith, resistance is almost guaranteed. How do you keep going when you feel like quitting? Join us for the third message of our Nehemiah series “Nehemiah: Rise & Build” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance. This week's message title: "When You Feel Like Quitting"Series Synopsis:The book of Nehemiah shows how God uses ordinary people to step into meaningful action. In this series, we explore what it looks like to respond to God’s call, move forward in faith, and live with purpose—especially when opposition, distraction, and doubt try to slow us down. This is a series about obedience, perseverance, and doing work that truly matters.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/nehemiah

What if the thing you can’t ignore is actually a call from God? Join us for the second message of our Nehemiah series “Nehemiah: Rise & Build” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "Move Toward What Matters"Series Synopsis:The book of Nehemiah shows how God uses ordinary people to step into meaningful action. In this series, we explore what it looks like to respond to God’s call, move forward in faith, and live with purpose—especially when opposition, distraction, and doubt try to slow us down. This is a series about obedience, perseverance, and doing work that truly matters.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/nehemiah

Do you feel burdened by what’s broken around you? You’re not imagining it—God may be calling you to more. Join us for the first message of our Nehemiah series “Nehemiah: Rise & Build” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "What Keeps You Up At Night"Series Synopsis:The book of Nehemiah shows how God uses ordinary people to step into meaningful action. In this series, we explore what it looks like to respond to God’s call, move forward in faith, and live with purpose—especially when opposition, distraction, and doubt try to slow us down. This is a series about obedience, perseverance, and doing work that truly matters.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/nehemiah

Do you feel unlovable? It’s a lie. God loves you, and this message is for you. Join us for the fourth message of our Christmas series “The Arrival” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "When You Feel Unlovable"Series Synopsis:Christmas is about the arrival of our Saviour Jesus, the source of true hope, peace, joy, and love. Join us for a special four week Christmas series about the arrival of Jesus to this world.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/christmas.  

Where does joy really come from? Join us for the third message of our Christmas series “The Arrival” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "Where Joy Really Comes From"Series Synopsis:Christmas is about the arrival of our Saviour Jesus, the source of true hope, peace, joy, and love. Join us for a special four week Christmas series about the arrival of Jesus to this world.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/christmas.  

Rejection steals peace, but the arrival of Jesus restores it. Join us for the second message of our Christmas series “The Arrival” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "What Rejection Gets Wrong About You"Series Synopsis:Christmas marks the moment Heaven came close. In this series, we follow the arrival of Jesus, the One who brings hope to the waiting, peace to the rejected, joy to the weary, and love to all. With scenes from The Chosen: Holy Night, we step into the story and see how God still comes near today.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/christmas.   

What do you do when waiting leaves you hopeless? Join us for the first message of our Christmas series “The Arrival” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "When Waiting Leaves You Hopeless"Series Synopsis:Christmas is about the arrival of our Saviour Jesus, the source of true hope, peace, joy, and love. Join us for a special four week Christmas series about the arrival of Jesus to this world.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/christmas.  

ICA Tokyo is taking a bold step of faith. Let’s look ahead and talk about where we believe God is leading. Join us for the second message of our series “In Every Season” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "The Faith to Move Forward"Series Synopsis:Join as we look back with gratitude and look ahead with faith. Together, we’ll celebrate how God has been at work through ICA Tokyo, changing lives, building community, and opening doors in ways only He can. Every story is a reminder that His hand has guided us through every season and that His best work is still ahead.In this series, we will reflect, celebrate, and dream together about what God will do next. Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/in-every-season.  

When Wei came to Japan from Malaysia, she went searching for a church. Then she came to ICA and found belonging and authentic community in the midst of a culture where it's easy to feel lonely as a foreigner. And in 2023, Marin from Japan came to Christmas at ICA because a friend invited her. From there, she became a Christian and so did her mother, and her grandmother --So crazy how God is using ICA Tokyo to share Jesus throughout the world!! God has done so much at ICA Tokyo over the last 40 years–lives changed, people discipled, and nations reached. Let’s look back and celebrate what He has done. Join us for the first message of our series “In Every Season” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance. In this message, we talk with Wei from Malaysia and Marin from Japan and hear their stories of how God has moved in their lives.This week's message title: "Why Looking Back Matters"Series Synopsis:Join as we look back with gratitude and look ahead with faith. Together, we’ll celebrate how God has been at work through ICA Tokyo, changing lives, building community, and opening doors in ways only He can. Every story is a reminder that His hand has guided us through every season and that His best work is still ahead.In this series, we will reflect, celebrate, and dream together about what God will do next. Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/in-every-season.

God has done so much at ICA Tokyo over the last 40 years–lives changed, people discipled, and nations reached. Let’s look back and celebrate what He has done. Join us for the first message of our series “In Every Season” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.In this message, hear amazing stories of members of ICA--Josh & Asya + Promise & Dera. You will leave encourgaged and filled with hope.This week's message title: "Why Looking Back Matters"Series Synopsis:Join as we look back with gratitude and look ahead with faith. Together, we’ll celebrate how God has been at work through ICA Tokyo, changing lives, building community, and opening doors in ways only He can. Every story is a reminder that His hand has guided us through every season and that His best work is still ahead.In this series, we will reflect, celebrate, and dream together about what God will do next. Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/in-every-season.  

In the Kingdom of God, we die to self so that way we can live for Jesus. Join us for the fifth message of our series “Upside Down Kingdom” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "Dying to Live"Series Synopsis:What if everything you thought made life successful, like strength, status, and achievement, was actually backwards? Jesus came announcing a Kingdom that turns the world’s values on their head. In His Kingdom, what looks like weakness can become strength, what feels like loss can lead to life, and what we call greatness may not be what we think at all.This series is an invitation to see life through the lens of Jesus and to embrace a culture that may look upside down to the world, but leads to the life we were created for.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/upside-down-kingdom.

In the Kingdom of God, losing is winning. Join us for the fourth message of our series “Upside Down Kingdom” with Pastor Melissa Lowrance.This week's message title: "Losing is Winning"Series Synopsis:What if everything you thought made life successful, like strength, status, and achievement, was actually backwards? Jesus came announcing a Kingdom that turns the world’s values on their head. In His Kingdom, what looks like weakness can become strength, what feels like loss can lead to life, and what we call greatness may not be what we think at all.This series is an invitation to see life through the lens of Jesus and to embrace a culture that may look upside down to the world, but leads to the life we were created for.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/upside-down-kingdom. 

In the Kingdom of God, weak is strong. Join us for the third message of our series “Upside Down Kingdom” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "Weak is Strong"Series Synopsis:What if everything you thought made life successful, like strength, status, and achievement, was actually backwards? Jesus came announcing a Kingdom that turns the world’s values on their head. In His Kingdom, what looks like weakness can become strength, what feels like loss can lead to life, and what we call greatness may not be what we think at all.This series is an invitation to see life through the lens of Jesus and to embrace a culture that may look upside down to the world, but leads to the life we were created for.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/upside-down-kingdom.

In the Kingdom of God, up is down. Join us for the second message of our series “Upside Down Kingdom” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "Up is Down"Series Synopsis:What if everything you thought made life successful, like strength, status, and achievement, was actually backwards? Jesus came announcing a Kingdom that turns the world’s values on their head. In His Kingdom, what looks like weakness can become strength, what feels like loss can lead to life, and what we call greatness may not be what we think at all.This series is an invitation to see life through the lens of Jesus and to embrace a culture that may look upside down to the world, but leads to the life we were created for.Learn more at https://icatokyo.com/upside-down-kingdom.

Jesus’ way isn’t about trying harder but trusting deeper. His way starts in the heart, not in our behavior but in belief. The old way was about what I do. The new way is about what Jesus has done. Join us for the first message of our series “Upside Down Kingdom” with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "Inside is Out"Series Synopsis:What if everything you thought made life successful, like strength, status, and achievement, was actually backwards? Jesus came announcing a Kingdom that turns the world’s values on their head. In His Kingdom, what looks like weakness can become strength, what feels like loss can lead to life, and what we call greatness may not be what we think at all.

The world of the generous gets larger and larger. And the world of the stingy gets smaller and smaller. Join us for the sixth message of our  series "Add to Cart" with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "How Holding on Holds You Back"Series Synopsis:We live in a world full of cravings - more stuff, more status, more attention. But for all we consume, we’re still empty. Contentment isn’t found by feeding every desire. It’s found by feeding your soul with what truly satisfies. "Add to Cart" is a series about stepping away from the endless pursuit of more and discovering how to live with joy, peace, and purpose.

Jesus can provide rest for your restless mind. Join us for the fifth message of our  series "Add to Cart" with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "LIVE: Rest for Your Restless Mind"Series Synopsis:We live in a world full of cravings - more stuff, more status, more attention. But for all we consume, we’re still empty. Contentment isn’t found by feeding every desire. It’s found by feeding your soul with what truly satisfies. "Add to Cart" is a series about stepping away from the endless pursuit of more and discovering how to live with joy, peace, and purpose.

What do you do when life is stressing you out? Join us for the fourth message of our  series "Add to Cart" with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "When Life is Stressing You Out"Series Synopsis:We live in a world full of cravings - more stuff, more status, more attention. But for all we consume, we’re still empty. Contentment isn’t found by feeding every desire. It’s found by feeding your soul with what truly satisfies. "Add to Cart" is a series about stepping away from the endless pursuit of more and discovering how to live with joy, peace, and purpose.

We’re constantly consuming entertainment, conversations, opinions, noise, etc. Instead of feeling satisfied, we’re left feeling empty, restless, and overwhelmed. Why does more never feel like enough? Join us for the third message of our new series "Add to Cart" with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "Why More Never Feels Like Enough"Series Synopsis:We live in a world full of cravings - more stuff, more status, more attention. But for all we consume, we’re still empty. Contentment isn’t found by feeding every desire. It’s found by feeding your soul with what truly satisfies. "Add to Cart" is a series about stepping away from the endless pursuit of more and discovering how to live with joy, peace, and purpose.

How do you find contentment and joy in the midst of life's troubles? Join us for the second message of our new series "Add to Cart" with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "Contentment Killer"Series Synopsis:We live in a world full of cravings - more stuff, more status, more attention. But for all we consume, we’re still empty. Contentment isn’t found by feeding every desire. It’s found by feeding your soul with what truly satisfies. "Add to Cart" is a series about stepping away from the endless pursuit of more and discovering how to live with joy, peace, and purpose.

What does happiness look like? Join us for the beginning of our new series "Add to Cart" with Pastor Jonathan Lowrance.This week's message title: "The Happiness Expectation"Series Synopsis:We live in a world full of cravings - more stuff, more status, more attention. But for all we consume, we’re still empty. Contentment isn’t found by feeding every desire. It’s found by feeding your soul with what truly satisfies. "Add to Cart" is a series about stepping away from the endless pursuit of more and discovering how to live with joy, peace, and purpose.