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We live in a world obsessed with reaction — where power, prophecy, and even faith are often measured by noise, speed, and spectacle. But in 1 Kings 19 and John 12, we see a God who isn’t reactive but patiently sovereign — revealing His glory not through fire, noise, or triumph, but through quiet obedience and unfolding purpose. In this message, T.D. Davis (co-lead pastor) calls us to grow into prophetic maturity: to listen beyond the noise, to trust God’s plan over His power, and to reveal His glory through faithful obedience rather than dramatic displays.

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In “Fragile Vehicles”, T.D. Davis (co-lead pastor) explores the belief that “God dwells in what can break.” From Solomon’s temple to Jesus’ body to the Church today, we see that God consistently chooses fragile, imperfect vessels—tents, buildings, and people—to carry His presence. Rather than asking us to build something impressive for Him, God invites us to join where He’s already at work, trusting that His grace always moves first and that He delights to dwell in our weakness.

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This message from Kalli, Co-Lead Pastor, encourages us to consider the heart, both in ourselves and in others.We often judge based on outward metrics and appearances, even unintentionally. However, both 1 Samuel 16 and John 7 show God imploring us not to judge based on outward appearance, whether good or bad, but to consider the heart. This requires a level of knowing that implies proximity; we are not to simply assume what appears good but to truly taste and see.

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In this message, T.D. Davis (co-lead pastor) explores how learning to listen to God—like learning to recognize musical tone—is essential to trusting Him through the process of life. Using Samuel’s story alongside the disciples after Jesus’ resurrection, it reveals that seasons of silence and confusion are part of how God forms us to hear His voice. True spiritual authority and victory come not from striving, but from listening to, believing, and living out the loving tone of God’s voice.

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In this message from Exodus 16, T.D. Davis (co-lead pastor) reminds us that God meets us right where we are, even in the “desert” seasons of life. Instead of a rigid “in or out” faith based on behavior, God calls us to move closer to Him in relationship, trusting His daily provision. Like the Israelites—and later Jesus’ followers—we’re invited to let God transform us from the inside out, learning to trust Him in the everyday rather than seeking top‑down deliverance.