Episode 288: Overwhelmed by Hurry

02/16/25 • 56 min

Finding Rest in a World That Won’t Slow Down

Life moves fast. Between work, family, commitments, and endless to-do lists, it’s easy to feel stretched thin and constantly on the go.

How do we find rest when everything around us demands more?

This Sunday, we continue our Overwhelmed sermon series with "Overwhelmed by Hurry," based on Mark 6:30-31. Jesus invites His disciples to step away and find rest—something we all need in a world that never seems to stop moving.

Join us as we discover how to slow down, create space for what truly matters, and embrace the peace God offers.

Finding Rest in a World That Won’t Slow Down

Life moves fast. Between work, family, commitments, and endless to-do lists, it’s easy to feel stretched thin and constantly on the go.

How do we find rest when everything around us demands more?

Join us as we discover how to slow down, create space for what truly matters, and embrace the peace God offers.

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Episode 287: Overwhelmed By Busy

Life moves fast. Between work, family, commitments, and endless to-do lists, it’s easy to feel stretched thin and constantly on the go.

How do we slow down and focus on what truly matters?

This Sunday, we continue our Overwhelmed sermon series with "Overwhelmed by Busy," based on Luke 10:38-42. We’ll explore the story of Mary and Martha and learn how to find balance, peace, and purpose in a world that never seems to stop moving.

Join us as we seek to create space for what matters most!

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Episode 289: Overwhelmed by Trash and Clutter

Drowning in Clutter?

Life gets messy—physically, emotionally, and spiritually. We accumulate stuff, responsibilities, and even worries that weigh us down. Over time, the clutter becomes overwhelming.

This Sunday, we continue our Overwhelmed sermon series with "Overwhelmed by Trash and Clutter," based on Matthew 11:28-30. Jesus invites us to release the burdens we carry and find true rest in Him.

Join us as we learn how to clear the clutter—both in our homes and in our hearts—and make space for the peace God offers.