Have you ever looked at a situation and thought, “There just isn’t enough”? Not enough time. Not enough resources. Not enough energy. Not enough answers. One of the beautiful things about Scripture is that God repeatedly shows us that He is not limited by what we see as insufficient. Again and again, He takes what appears small, inadequate, or impossible and uses it to accomplish far more than anyone imagined. This week’s devotional looks at the feeding of the five thousand and reminds us of a powerful truth: God is not asking us to figure everything out before we trust Him. He is asking us to place what we have into His hands and believe that He is able to do what only He can do. The miracle did not begin with abundance. It began with surrender, thanksgiving, and faith. As you read this week’s devotional, take a moment to ask yourself: What have I been calling “not enough” that God may be asking me to trust Him with? You can read the full devotional RIGHT HERE

Our minds are always considering something. Sometimes we replay yesterday’s failures. Sometimes we dwell on today’s pressures. Sometimes we become so focused on what is happening around us that we lose sight of what God has already said. Scripture calls us to something different. It calls us to consider Jesus. When our hearts are fixed on His faithfulness, His goodness, and His promises, fear begins to lose its grip and peace takes its place. THIS WEEK’S DEVOTIONAL is an invitation to examine what you’ve been meditating on and to let the truth of God’s Word become the loudest voice in your life. As we learn to consider Him above every circumstance, we’ll find our faith strengthened and our hearts anchored in His peace. Take a few minutes to read this week’s devotional, then let us know in the comments: What truth from God’s Word has the Lord been reminding you of lately?

A new month has begun, and there is a lot now available inside the classroom. Our prayer is that this community would not simply consume content, but continue to grow as disciples of Jesus. Every teaching, devotional, service, and message is meant to help strengthen your faith, deepen your hunger for God, and equip you to walk in everything He has called you to. Here is what just dropped for July: • Chapter 5 videos are complete for What On Earth Am I To Do? with 9 new teaching videos • May Devotional Video Teachings are now available with 4 new videos • 4 new videos have been added to Baptism of the Holy Spirit • 14 full tent meetings and church meetings from Dayton and Richmond are now available to watch There is so much here to grow through this month. Whether you are continuing through one of the books, revisiting a full service, or sitting with the devotional teachings, we encourage you to take your time and let the Lord speak to you through it. Don’t rush through it just to say you watched it. Let the Word work deeply. Let the testimonies build your faith. Let the worship and preaching stir hunger again. Take a look inside the classroom today, and let us know in the comments what you are planning to start with first.

Trust is easy to talk about when life is going smoothly. It becomes much more personal when we are faced with a situation we cannot control. Most believers know the right answers. We know God is faithful. We know He keeps His Word. We know He is good. The challenge comes when we are asked to live as though those things are true before we see the outcome we are hoping for. That is where trust is formed. Trust is not pretending a problem doesn’t exist. Trust is bringing that problem to God and refusing to let it have the final word. It is choosing to believe that His wisdom is greater than our understanding and that His faithfulness is not determined by what we can currently see. One of the beautiful truths of Scripture is that God never asks us to trust a stranger. He invites us to trust the One who has proven Himself faithful again and again. The longer we walk with Him, the more reasons we have to rest in His care. THIS WEEK’S DEVOTIONAL explores what it means to place our confidence fully in the Lord and why genuine trust produces peace in the heart of a believer. As you spend time with the devotional, take a moment to consider this question: Where is God inviting you to trust Him more deeply right now? Share below if you’d like us to be praying with you.

One thing the Lord has been reminding us of lately is how easy it is to become familiar with things we should never take lightly. People. His presence. His Word. Even the work He’s doing in our lives. This week’s devotional touches on that in a really powerful way and challenges us to see through the lens of faith again instead of through frustration, disappointment, or past experiences. There’s a lot in this one that we think will encourage your heart and also bring some healthy conviction if you take time to really sit with it. You can find the devotional RIGHT HERE! Would love to hear what stood out to you after you read it.