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WEEK 1: THE MISSING PEACE // WHAT’S REALLY GOING ON? THE FIRST FRACTURE  // PASTOR TIM ROSS
Why is it so easy to lose our peace? Because the enemy is constantly trying to disconnect us from our Source.  In Week 1 of The Missing Peace Sermon Series, Oversight Pastor Tim Ross takes us back to the very beginning to uncover the first fracture that disrupted humanity's peace. Through Genesis 3 and John 14, we discover that the enemy's strategy has never changed: raise a question, create doubt, distort God's Word, and separate us from the peace only Jesus can give. This message exposes how shame, fear, and false narratives keep us hiding from God instead of running to Him. When God asked Adam, "Where are you?" and "Who told you?" He wasn't seeking information, He was inviting humanity back into relationship. The same invitation is available to us today.If you've been battling anxiety, shame, confusion, or wondering why peace feels so difficult to hold onto, this message will help you identify what's really going on beneath the surface and remind you that true Shalom isn't something you have to chase it's a gift Jesus has already given.
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Scripture References:
John 14:27 TLV
Genesis 2:25 TLV
Genesis 3:1-13 TLV

What story have you been telling yourself about your life?In Week 5 of FEAR-LESS, Pastor Charles Metcalf teaches us that while God is the Author of our story, we have a choice about who we allow to narrate it. Fear will use insecurity, failure, inadequacy, loss, trauma, and disappointment to distort our perspective and convince us that the hardest chapters of our lives are the whole story. But fear doesn’t get the final word. This message will teach you the steps to learn how to take your story back and rewrite it. It’s time to stop letting fear tell your story. Take your story back and trust the Author who knows how it ends.

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Scripture References: 2 Timothy 1:1-12 NLT

WEEK 4: FEAR-LESS //I WAS RIGHT  // PASTOR CHARLES METCALF
What if one of the greatest fears we face isn't being wrong, but not being recognized as right? In Week 4 of Fear-Less, Pastor Charles Metcalf exposed how fear can drive us to defend our opinions, prove our point, and prioritize winning over loving people. While truth matters, how we carry it matters just as much. This message reminds us that being right is never a license to dehumanize others. In fact, one of the greatest tests of maturity is how we treat people when we know we're right.

Scripture References:
John 8:1-11 NLT
Jeremiah 17:13 NIV
John 3:16-17 NIV
Luke 23:37-39 NLT
Luke 23:44-45 NLT

Have you ever been so certain about someone, your future, or a situation... only to realize you were wrong? In Week 3 of Fear-Less, Pastor Charles Metcalf shows us how fear doesn't just make us anxious, it convinces us that our assumptions are facts. Through the story of Joseph, we discover that fear can distort the way we see people, our path, and perspective. Instead of trusting God's process, fear tempts us to create stories, cling to control, and believe that our circumstances define our future. But what if the very thing you thought was working against you was actually preparing you for God's greater plan?

If you've been questioning people, frustrated by the path God has you on, or struggling to trust His perspective over your own, this message will encourage you to surrender your certainty, embrace God's process, and discover that sometimes the greatest breakthrough begins with saying, "I was wrong."

Scripture Reference:
Genesis 50:14-20 NLT
Genesis 37:5-11 NLT
Genesis 37:18-20 NLT
Genesis 45:1-3 NLT
Genesis 43:30 NLT
Genesis 45:2 NLT

Anxiety is everywhere. But what if anxiety isn't the real problem? What if it's simply revealing something deeper? In Week 2 of Fear-Less, Pastor Charles Metcalf challenged us to stop running from the smoke and start investigating the fire. This message reveals that beneath an anxious spirit is often a divided heart that is wrestling with who or what it truly trusts. Instead of fighting symptoms, we're invited to follow the smoke, identify the source, and allow God to heal the deeper fears driving our anxiety. When we stop ducking the smoke and bring our fears into the presence of God, we discover that He is greater than every threat, every uncertainty, and every "what if."

If you've been feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or consumed by fear, this message will help you move from reacting to the smoke to confronting the fire and trusting the God who never leaves you alone in the fight.

Scripture Reference:
Psalm 3:1-8 NLT
Matthew 6:25-34 NLT
Philippians 4:6-7 NLT