That means our gifts aren’t just random quirks—they’re tools meant for helping others and showing God’s love in real ways.

Have you ever felt stuck—waiting, praying, wondering if your story is ever going to move forward? Joseph knew that feeling. Genesis 40 finds him in prison, even though he’d done nothing wrong. He helps people—interprets the cupbearer's and baker’s dreams—and asks to be remembered, but he’s forgotten. Still stuck. Still waiting.

When life feels unfair and tough, God is still with us just as He was with Joseph in Genesis 39 which is a powerful reminder.

Prayer and supplication aren’t fancy words—they’re just honest conversations with God. Tell Him what’s weighing on you.

Life throws battles our way—fear, stress, health, finances. But the same God who stood with Hezekiah stands with us.

God’s not looking for perfect prayers—He’s looking for your heart.

Don’t you see how wonderfully kind, tolerant, and patient God is with you? God isn’t out to crush you—He’s out to lead you back with kindness.

Life moves fast. One minute it's Monday, the next it's Christmas again. 😅But this verse reminds me—slow down and pay attention.

God doesn’t change. He’s steady. Faithful. The source of every good and perfect thing in our lives.

Joshua 1:9 is more than just a pep talk—it’s a promise.

Hope you all have a blessed and special Father's Day!

Because gratitude isn’t about pretending everything’s perfect—it’s about trusting that God is still good, even when life isn’t.

Failure isn’t final when God’s in the picture.

When you say yes to Jesus, you’re not just turning over a new leaf—you’re living a brand new life.

Whether your words are full of faith or barely held together by hope, God leans in. He hears the prayers you can’t say out loud. He pays attention—not just to your words, but to your heart.

May we pause this weekend to remember and honor those who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice reminds us of Jesus’ words in John 15:13: "Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one’s life for his friends."

This verse is a great heart check. It reminds us that hearing God’s Word is just the beginning. The real growth happens when we hold onto it, let it sink deep, and patiently live it out—even when the results aren’t instant.

Show Me Your Ways

Faith is essential if we want to see God at work in our lives. It doesn’t have to be huge (Luke 17:6), but it does need to be pointed in the right direction (Hebrews 11:6) and keep going even when things are tough (1 Thessalonians 5:17).

Join us at New Hope Tunnel Hill for Worship on Sunday at 11am. Hoping you have a Happy Mother's Day!