Liquid Church

Anxiety tells parents it’s all on them to fix every problem. But the truth is freeing: you are not the endless source of peace, wisdom, or healing for your children. God can provide what’s needed, often in ways already present but not yet seen. Parents, this is the hope of the Gospel! Because you are never alone in caring for your children. If it breaks your heart, it moves God’s heart.

Anxiety isn’t a sin, but it IS a signal that you’re carrying something you were never meant to carry alone. But, there is a way to fight anxiety with faith. Whether you’re facing late-night worry, workplace stress, or family pressures, you can learn to cast your cares on God and find lasting peace despite your circumstances.

We’re living in the midst of a mental health crisis—and Christians aren’t exempt. It’s time to debunk the myths that have us struggling in secret and hiding anxiety and depression behind a spiritual smile. Jesus is offering you real peace, so let’s stop faking peace and fight for it instead!

What happens when a funeral procession collides with the Son of God? One moment a grieving mother is trailing a coffin, and the next she is embracing her son. Grief is flipped into joy! But this isn’t just about a miracle 2,000 years ago—it’s about us today. Where do you need Jesus to break the power of grief in your own life?

What do you do when it seems like God is late?  Waiting on healing for your health, your child, your marriage, or your finances can feel devastating. But every divine delay is a divine design. And though Jesus may not give you what you want, when you want it, He’ll always give you more of Himself.

What happens when Jesus crashes a funeral? Watch as Jesus walks into the middle of grief—not with flowers or condolences, but with resurrection power! Whatever is dying in your life right now—your hope, your health, your faith—you can lay it at His feet. Will you surrender and trust Jesus with your deepest pain?

When the 5th trumpet sounds in Revelation 9, the most terrifying chapter in the Bible unfolds. A demonic invasion and satanic army will torture and kill those who deny God and reject Jesus.  As God’s judgment falls, only Christ can rescue unbelievers from the Abyss. Make no mistake: Spiritual warfare is real. Demons are real. But so is the authority of Jesus. The time to repent is now!

In Revelation 8, Heaven goes silent. Why? Because the 7 Trumpets are about to blow—each one unleashing God’s Judgment during the Great Tribulation. What is God’s Judgment really about? It’s not rage—it’s rescue. God’s Judgment is His holy response to human sin–when the Creator steps in to stop evil, set things right, and make the world new again! 

In Revelation 7, we receive a vision of hope! God gives His people a powerful promise: That Christian believers across all time are signed by the blood of Jesus, sealed by His Holy Spirit, and will be delivered safely to Heaven. What does that mean for you? Although we all go through painful trials on earth, Christians don’t need to fear the antichrist or the great tribulation to come. If you belong to Christ, no one can ever break His seal of salvation on your heart. The seal of the Holy Spirit is God’s guarantee of your future redemption!

Sometimes getting a second chance is easier than giving one. We all have people in our lives we think are beyond redemption. But, God is calling us to drop our prejudices. To drop our hate. And to love our enemies. Who in your life do you need to give a second chance to?

Jonah chapter 3 teaches us something important: We serve a God of second chances! Too often we think that God is waiting to punish us. That’s not true! He’s waiting to forgive you. His mercies are new every morning, and He delights in showing us grace.

Jonah chapter 2 reminds us that even in our darkest, most desperate moments, prayer is our lifeline to God’s presence and mercy. Be encouraged to turn to God with honesty and hope, trusting that no situation is beyond His power to redeem.

The story of Jonah confronts one of the most challenging truths in the Bible: What do you do when God’s grace offends you? Jonah didn’t want to extend grace and mercy for people he didn’t think deserved it. What about you?

As Iran and Israel launched missile strikes last week, the world witnessed a terrifying military escalation. But what if the real battle isn’t just political, it’s prophetic? Open the Bible to Ezekiel 38 and discover a 2,600-year-old prophecy of a future war between Israel and a coalition of enemy nations. But, this isn’t just a war story—it’s a wake-up call.

There are bombs and ballistic missiles raining down on both Tehran and Tel Aviv. Are we seeing the End Times unfold before our eyes? Understand what’s happening in the Middle East through the lens of Bible Prophecy. And rest assured, things aren’t falling to pieces, they’re falling into place.

Dads, what are you passing down to your children? The most important thing you leave your kids won’t be money in the bank or a car in the garage. The most lasting legacy is a faith that matters—a spiritual inheritance that shapes generations.

A lot of people struggle with the idea of God's wrath. We don't like the idea that God has promised to judge sin and destroy evil. But Revelation 6 reveals a secret: the intensity of God's wrath reveals the intensity of His love!

In Revelation 6, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse ride onto the world stage. Their arrival signals the beginning of the Great Tribulation, a 7-year period of global turmoil and divine judgment before Christ’s Second Coming. This period is marked by global warfare, widespread famine, economic collapse, and the rise of a powerful, Satanic leader called the Antichrist.  Can you hear their hoofbeats getting closer?

Loneliness isn’t just circumstantial—it’s spiritual. The enemy wants to keep you isolated. He’ll twist relationships, attack your marriage, and convince you that hiding your struggles is safer than sharing them with others. But here’s the truth: You may be lonely, but you’re not alone! God sees you. God knows you. And God cares deeply for you.

Does God really care about your 9 to 5? He does! A lot more than you may think. Too often, we limit “ministry” to sharing the Gospel or serving at church. But Scripture tells a much bigger story—one where our work, from boardrooms to building sites, holds eternal significance.