Beyond Sunday

Start your week with Anne Carlson and a reminder from Psalm 139:14 that you are fearfully and wonderfully made. Even on the messy, chaotic Mondays, your value doesn’t change. You are exactly who God created you to be.

Most people live like this life is all there is. Comfort becomes the goal. Success becomes the finish line. But the Bible makes it clear… this life is not the end of your story. 👉 You are not temporary. You are eternal.In this episode, we shift our focus beyond the moment and into eternity. Because when eternity isn’t in view, we start making decisions based on what feels good now instead of what lasts forever.We walk through three powerful truths:Who you were is not who you have to be. In Christ, you are not being improved, you are being made new.What you are facing is not forever. Present struggles feel heavy, but they are small compared to eternal glory.What you prioritize now reveals what you value most. When eternity becomes real, everything else falls into place.If you’ve been stuck in your past, overwhelmed by your present, or distracted by temporary things, this message will refocus your heart on what truly matters.👉 You’re going to live forever… the question is, what are you living for right now?📖 Scripture References: Colossians 3:1–2; Colossians 3:10; 2 Corinthians 5:17; Romans 8:18; 2 Corinthians 4:17–18; Psalms 30:5; Matthew 6:19–20

If your self-esteem is the lens and your confidence is the action… then your self-worth is the foundation. And for many, that foundation has been shaken. This week’s Tuesday Talk uncovers the truth about self-worth: why it’s not based on performance, success, or approval, and how we’ve been conditioned to accept less than we were created for. Learn how to separate who you are from what you do, set healthy boundaries, and stop questioning a value that God has already defined.

Start your week with Pastor Cameron and a reminder from Psalm 95:1–2 to worship with intention. Worship isn’t just singing words, it’s fixing our hearts on who God is and what He’s done. Push past the distractions this week and give Him the focused, joyful praise He deserves.

Every big moment starts with a small step.In this Mother’s Day message, we’re reminded that life is built one step at a time. Psalm 119:105 shows us that God’s Word is a lamp—giving just enough light for the next step, not the whole path. And that means what you follow matters. Because the wrong light can lead you the wrong way.This episode challenges us to examine what’s guiding our lives. Just because something seems right doesn’t mean it’s leading you where you’re supposed to go.And it’s not just about you. The steps you take today are becoming a path for someone else tomorrow. Your life is leaving a trail—especially for your family.Key Truth: The light you follow determines the life you build.📖 Scripture References: Psalms 119:105, Proverbs 14:12, Matthew 5:14-16

You might be seeing yourself a little better… but do you actually believe you can do anything with it? This week’s Tuesday Talk dives into self-confidence—what it is, what’s destroying it, and how to build it back. Fear, overthinking, and chasing validation are holding so many people back. But confidence doesn’t come from thinking—it comes from doing. Take the step, remember your wins, and discover how true confidence is rooted in what God can do in you and through you.

Start your week with Charity and a powerful reminder from Zephaniah 3:17 that God is not distant, He is right in the middle of your life. He is strong enough to save, gentle enough to quiet your heart, and loving enough to rejoice over you. Whatever you’re facing today, rest in the truth that God is with you and singing over you.

The future can feel exciting… and overwhelming at the same time.In this message, we wrestle with the tension between planning our lives and trusting God with them. We all want clarity. We want control. We want to know where we’re going and how everything will turn out. So we make plans, hoping they will give us peace.But life does not always follow our plans.Proverbs 16 reminds us that while we may map out our path, it is ultimately God who directs our steps. This episode challenges the idea that every interruption is a setback. Sometimes what feels like a mistake is actually God’s redirection. What looks like a disruption may be part of a greater plan you cannot yet see.From unexpected failures to unplanned detours, God is working in ways that go beyond your perspective. You may not see what is ahead, but He does. And He is not guessing, reacting, or adjusting. He is guiding.You do not need full visibility to move forward. You just need trust in the One who already sees the outcome.Key Truth: Your plan may shape your path, but God’s plan determines your steps.📖 Scripture References: Proverbs 16:9, James 4:14, Proverbs 3:5–6

How you see yourself shapes everything—and for many, that view has been quietly broken. This week’s Tuesday Talk kicks off a powerful series on self-esteem, self-worth, and self-confidence. We’re exposing the hidden enemies—comparison, negative self-talk, and defining yourself by your mistakes—and showing you how to rebuild a healthier, honest view of who you are. If your inner voice has been tearing you down, this is where it starts to change.

Start your week with Miss Heather and a steady reminder from Psalm 73:26, when everything around you feels uncertain, God is your constant. His Word is living, unchanging, and always there to strengthen you through every season. Stay close to Him and let His presence guide you this week.

What are you leaving behind?In this final part of our FOCUSED: Family series, we shift from the daily moments inside our homes to the lasting impact those moments create. Because whether you realize it or not, you are building a legacy.Deuteronomy 6 reminds us that before anything shows up in your home, it must first live in your heart. You cannot pass down what you do not personally possess. The values you claim, the faith you talk about, and the priorities you say matter most will always be revealed by the patterns of your life.This episode challenges us to recognize that children do not just follow instructions, they follow examples. What you model daily becomes what they carry forward. The conversations you have, the way you respond, and the way you live are all shaping the next generation.In the end, your legacy is not what you leave to your family, it is what you leave in them.Key Truth: Your life is teaching something. Make sure it is worth repeating.📖 Scripture References: Deuteronomy 6:6–7, Ephesians 6:4, Proverbs 22:6

Distractions are everywhere and most of them feel important. But what if the real key to focus isn’t doing more… it’s ignoring more? This week’s Tuesday Talk exposes how easily your attention is stolen and why it’s leaving you drained, frustrated, and stuck. Learn how to take back control, cut through the noise, and focus on what actually matters.

Accidents happen… but strong families don’t.In Part 3 of our FOCUSED: Family series, we’re confronted with a simple but powerful truth: the things that matter most in your home will never happen by chance. Burnt toast, missed moments, and everyday mishaps show up uninvited—but a strong marriage, close relationships, and a Christ-centered home must happen on purpose.Joshua challenges God’s people to recognize something we often ignore - drifting is natural, but it’s also dangerous. You don’t have to do anything to drift. It happens slowly, subtly, and silently. What once mattered most can gradually be replaced, reduced, or neglected without you even realizing it.This episode calls families to stop drifting and start deciding. Because if you don’t choose the direction of your home, something else will. Strong families aren’t built on good intentions - they’re built on consistent, intentional decisions.And it’s not just about what you say - it’s about what you model. Your family is already following you. The real question is: where are you leading them?Key Truth: You don’t accidentally end up with a strong family - you choose one, one decision at a time.📖 Scripture References: Joshua 24:14–15

Start your week with a reminder from Proverbs 31:26 to speak with both wisdom and kindness. Truth matters, but how we say it matters just as much. When our words reflect both, they build up, encourage, and point others to Christ.

“I’ll do it when I feel like it.”That mindset might be the very reason things aren’t getting finished.In this week’s Tuesday Talk, Pastor Matt breaks down the difference between motivation and discipline...and why relying on feelings will always leave you frustrated. Motivation may get you started, but it will never carry you to the finish line.If you’re tired of starting strong and stalling out, it’s time to build habits that don’t depend on how you feel. Start small, stay consistent, and let discipline take you where motivation never could.

Words are small… but they carry incredible weight.In Part 2 of our FOCUSED: Family series, we take a hard look at the power of our words and how they shape the atmosphere of our homes. One sentence can build connection or create distance that lasts for years. The truth is, many of the wounds we carry (and the forgiveness we need) can often be traced back to what was said in a moment of frustration.The book of James reminds us that the tongue, though small, has the power to direct, destroy, and reveal. Like a steering wheel guiding a car, our words set the direction of our family. Like a spark starting a fire, they can cause damage far beyond what we intended. And like water from a fountain, they expose what’s really going on in our hearts.This episode challenges us to stop minimizing our words and start taking responsibility for them. Because what comes out of your mouth doesn’t just express your heart, it creates the environment your family lives in.If you want a healthy home, it starts with what you say.Key Truth: The words you speak today will shape the people you love tomorrow. Choose them carefully.📖 Scripture References: James 3:2–11, Joshua 24:15, Luke 6:45, Proverbs 18:21

Every day, something is shaping you… whether you realize it or not.In this week’s Tuesday Talk, Pastor Matt unpacks a powerful truth: what’s happening around you is eventually showing up inside you. The music, conversations, relationships, and content you consume are all leaving a mark.If you’ve been feeling drained, negative, or constantly weighed down, it may not be random, it may be the result of what you’ve been allowing in.It’s time to take inventory, guard your mind, and make intentional changes. Because when you change what’s around you, you start changing what’s within you.

Start your Monday with Ivy Moore and a powerful reminder from Hebrews 12:2, God is the author and finisher of your faith. Even when the chapter feels hard, He’s still writing your story with purpose and perfection. Trust the Author, because the ending will bring Him glory.

Family can be the source of our greatest joy and our deepest pain. In this Easter message from Luke 15, we’re reminded that the resurrection of Jesus doesn’t just bring life after death… it brings life after failure.The story of the prodigal son reveals a powerful truth: failure creates distance, but God’s grace closes the gap. Even when we run, hide, or feel unworthy, the Father is watching, waiting, and ready to meet us with compassion. And when forgiveness is received, it doesn’t just cover the past, it restores what was lost and rewrites the future.This message is a call to stop running, start returning, and reflect the same grace and forgiveness within our families that God has shown to us.📖 Scripture References: Luke 15:15–24, Isaiah 59:2, Romans 5:8, 2 Corinthians 5:17

You’ve heard it before — your past defines you.But what if that’s a lie?In this week’s Tuesday Talk, Pastor Matt challenges one of the most dangerous mindsets people carry: that past mistakes, failures, or labels determine your future. Through the truth of the resurrection, we’re reminded that new life isn’t just a story, it’s a promise you can live in right now.You are not stuck. You are not finished. And your past does not get the final word.

Start your week with Pastor Rick Beane and a reminder from Psalm 71:18 that no matter your age or how much gray is on your head, your story still matters. God’s faithfulness in your life is meant to be shared. Don’t stop telling what He’s done.

After a month of refocusing our view on finances, this final message brings everything to a point of decision. It’s not about what we’ve heard or even agreed with it’s about what we’re willing to do. Because information doesn’t change lives…decisions do.In Part 5, 2 Corinthians 9 challenges us to release control and trust God fully. You cannot hold on and let go at the same time. True surrender means trusting God not just in words, but in action. This message reminds us that we are not the source, God is, and that His provision, grace, and faithfulness will always exceed what we could ever give.If you’ve been holding tightly out of fear, this sermon calls you to finally let go, trust the Father, and discover that you can never outgive or outdo God.📖 Scripture References: 2 Corinthians 9:6–8, Luke 6:38, Malachi 3:10

Waiting for the “perfect moment” might be the very thing holding you back.In this week’s Tuesday Talk, Pastor Matt challenges the idea that you have to feel ready before you begin. The truth? No one starts as an expert and confidence doesn’t come before action, it comes because of it.If you’ve been standing on the edge, hesitating to take that next step, this is your reminder: start now. Even imperfect steps move you forward.📖 “Commit thy works unto the Lord, and thy thoughts shall be established.” — Proverbs 16:3

Start your Monday with Pastor TJ Custer as he reminds us that God’s calling doesn’t always make sense but it’s always purposeful. From Acts 8, we see that obedience in the unknown can lead to life-changing impact for others. Trust His direction, even when the path feels unexpected.

What do you do when the numbers don’t add up, the bills keep coming, and the pressure keeps building? It’s easy to say “I trust God” when life feels stable but when things get tight, what we truly believe is revealed.In Part 4 of the FOCUSED series, Jesus’ words in Matthew 6 confront the anxiety that so often controls our hearts. Worry doesn’t fix problems—it exposes where our trust is weak and robs us of the peace God promises. Through powerful reminders from creation and Scripture, this message calls us to shift our focus, put God first, and trust Him not just with eternity—but with today.Real trust isn’t a feeling, it’s a daily decision to believe that God is faithful, present, and enough.📖 Scripture References: Matthew 6:25–34

Comparison is a word we hear often but rarely stop to consider how much it’s actually costing us. In this Tuesday Talk, Pastor Matt unpacks how comparison quietly steals joy, peace, and contentment, and why it’s so easy to fall into the trap. With practical perspective shifts and simple truth, this episode will help you refocus, move forward, and stay grounded in the path God has for your life.

Start your week with McKenzie Dutton as she shares a reminder from 1 Corinthians 13:4–5 about what real love looks like. Love isn’t just a feeling—it’s patience, kindness, and choosing grace every day. As you step into this week, remember to love others the way Jesus loves us.

Why is it that even when we have so much, it still doesn’t feel like enough? In this message from Philippians 4, we uncover the real issue behind restless hearts — comparison. When we measure our lives against others, even God’s blessings can start to feel insufficient.This sermon exposes how comparison creates discontentment and keeps us chasing what can never truly satisfy. But Scripture points us to a better way — contentment that isn’t based on what we have, but on who we trust. True peace is found not in getting more, but in trusting God with what He has already given.If your heart feels like it’s always reaching for the next thing, this message will help you refocus, break the cycle of comparison, and discover the strength found in Christ alone.📖 Scripture References: Philippians 4:11–13, Ecclesiastes 4:4, Hebrews 13:5, 1 Timothy 6:6–9

The Plagues of Egypt continues as God sends more warnings to Pharaoh, showing His power over the land of Egypt. With each plague, Pharaoh is given another chance to let the Israelites go, yet his heart remains stubborn and unyielding. These moments reveal both God’s patience and His authority over every ruler and every nation. Read the full story in Exodus 8–10 (KJV). Originally aired on September 14, 2023.

Ever feel stuck in the same routine, wondering if you’re actually getting anywhere? In this week’s Tuesday Talk, Pastor Matt reminds us that progress doesn’t always come in big breakthroughs. Sometimes the most meaningful change happens through small, consistent steps. If you’ve been feeling discouraged, this conversation is a reminder that every step forward matters — and consistency will always beat intensity.

Start your Monday with Hannah Krecskay as she shares wisdom from Ecclesiastes 7:8. While beginnings are exciting, the end is better because it shows patience, faithfulness, and trust in God through every season. If you’re in the middle of something right now, stay steady...God is still working.

If God owns everything, then what does our money reveal about our hearts?In Part 2 of the FOCUSED series on finances, Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 6 challenges us to look beyond what we have and examine what our spending truly says about our priorities. Earthly treasures fade, break, and disappear, but heavenly investments last forever. Where we place our treasure ultimately reveals what we value most.This message invites believers to honestly evaluate the direction their resources are pulling their hearts. When we begin investing in the things of God — His kingdom, His church, and His mission — our hearts begin to follow.📖 Scripture References: Matthew 6:19–21, Haggai 1:6–7

The Plagues of Egypt reveals God’s power as He sends a series of plagues to confront Pharaoh and the false gods of Egypt. Each plague is a call for Pharaoh to humble himself and let God’s people go, yet his heart remains hardened. Through it all, God shows that He alone is Lord over all the earth. Read the full story in Exodus 7–8 (KJV). Originally aired on September 7, 2023.

Respect feels rare these days. People talk over each other, overlook each other, and often fail to value one another. But what if the issue starts closer to home?In this Tuesday Talk, Pastor Matt challenges us to rethink respect— from self-respect and personal values to how we teach others how to treat us. If you’re tired of being overlooked, talked down to, or dismissed, this conversation will help you understand your value, hold your boundaries, and model the respect you expect.

Start your Monday with Jessica Lambert as she shares a powerful reminder from Daniel 3:18 — faith that stands firm no matter the outcome. Like Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, we can trust that God is good in every circumstance and present with us even in life’s hardest moments. No matter what happens, God is still good.

We often say my money, my job, my house, my time -- but Scripture reminds us that everything ultimately belongs to God. In this message from Psalm 24:1, we are challenged to rethink ownership and recognize our true role as stewards of what God has entrusted to us.When we believe everything is ours, fear and control take over. But when we understand that every opportunity, resource, and blessing comes from the Lord, our perspective shifts from possession to stewardship. This message calls believers to release the grip of “mine,” trust the true Owner, and live with open hands and surrendered hearts.True surrender isn’t just sung — it’s shown in the way we manage what God has given us.📖 Scripture References, Psalm 24:1, 1 Corinthians 4:7, James 1:17, Matthew 6:21

Moses, The Burning Bush, and Pharaoh follows the moment God calls Moses to return to Egypt and confront Pharaoh. What begins with a burning bush soon becomes a bold mission to lead God’s people out of bondage. As Moses wrestles with doubt and Pharaoh hardens his heart, God’s power and purpose begin to unfold. Read the full story in Exodus 3–7 (KJV). Originally aired on August 17, 2023.

JUST BE YOU! God said "Eh, there ain't nothing wrong with that." No one really wants the counterfeit anyway.

Start your week with Randi Cruz as she shares encouragement from Galatians 6:9 — don’t grow weary in doing good. Faithfulness isn’t always found in big moments, but in small acts of obedience done day after day. Keep showing up, stay faithful, and trust God with the harvest.

Everyone wants deep, meaningful friendships — someone who shows up, checks in, and stays when life gets hard. But Jesus teaches that real friendship isn’t something you wait to find; it’s something you choose to become.In Part 3 of the FOCUSED series, this message from John 15 challenges believers to shift their perspective on relationships by following Christ’s example of intentional, sacrificial love. Biblical friendship begins with initiative, grows through sacrifice, and ultimately reflects the love of Jesus rather than the convenience of culture.This sermon calls us to stop searching for perfect friends and start living as faithful ones — initiating connection, loving beyond convenience, and reflecting Christ in the way we care for others.📖 Scripture References: John 15:12–13, John 15:16, Mark 16:15

Moses follows the early part of his journey as his life takes an unexpected turn in the wilderness. While tending sheep far from Egypt, Moses encounters God in a burning bush and receives a calling that will change the course of history. It’s a powerful reminder that God often meets us in ordinary moments and calls us to extraordinary purpose. Read the full story in Exodus 2–3 (KJV). Originally aired on August 9, 2023.

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.

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.

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

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.

Snow and ice may come and go, but sadness can linger longer than expected. In this week’s Tuesday Talk, I walk through the difference between seasonal disappointment and deeper, constant sadness—and why isolation, overuse of social media, and physical exhaustion can quietly make things worse. More importantly, we talk about practical, hope-filled steps to help you reconnect, care for yourself, and remember you were never meant to carry this alone.