In Week 3 of our Christmas at the Movies series, Pastor Rob Schwartz takes us into the heart of the Christmas classic It’s a Wonderful Life to remind us of a powerful truth we often forget.

Your life matters.

Through the story of George Bailey, we’re invited to see how God uses ordinary people, ordinary faithfulness, and even ordinary struggles to accomplish extraordinary purpose. When life feels heavy, discouraging, or unseen, this message speaks hope into the quiet places of the heart.

Pastor Rob challenges us to reflect on the impact of our lives, the unseen influence we have on others, and the truth that God is always at work, even when we cannot see it. What feels small to us is never small to God.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your life makes a difference, or questioned your purpose in the middle of hardship, this message will encourage you and remind you that God is writing a story bigger than you realize.

Listen in and be encouraged. It really is a wonderful life when God is at the center of it.

In this week’s message, Pastor Kim brings a powerful and heartfelt word using the film A Boy Called Christmas to remind us that hope is not just a feeling — it’s a force that changes everything.

Drawing from the story’s themes and Scripture, she unpacks four truths about hope that speak directly to the moments when life feels dark, uncertain, or disappointing:

1. Hope Starts Small — It often begins as a spark, a whisper, or a simple step of faith.

2. Hope Requires Courage — Because choosing to believe again is one of the bravest things we’ll ever do.

3. Hope Blooms — When we plant hope in our hearts, God grows it into something beautiful.

4. Hope Spreads — Real hope doesn’t stay contained; it inspires and strengthens everyone around us.

Whether you're holding onto hope, searching for it, or needing it to be rekindled, this message will lift your heart and remind you that the God who brought hope into the world still brings hope into our lives today.

Listen in and be encouraged — hope is closer than you think.

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In this kickoff to our annual Christmas at the Movies series, Pastor Chris uses the timeless story of A Christmas Carol to show how grace can thaw even the coldest heart. From the Ghost of Christmas Past to the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come, we discover how God heals our wounds, confronts our present reality, and invites us into a brand-new future.

Whether you feel stuck in old patterns, shaped by past pain, or unsure of the path ahead — this message will remind you that your story isn’t set in stone. God is still writing. Grace is still moving. And a new heart is still available.

Scripture Highlights:
Ezekiel 36:26, Titus 2:11, 2 Corinthians 5:17, Romans 15:13

Listen in and be encouraged — if God can rewrite Scrooge’s story in a single night, imagine what He can do in your heart today.

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In this powerful conclusion to our “This Is Why I SING” series, Pastor Kim lifts our eyes from the pressures of earth to the praise of eternity. Revelation 7 gives us a glimpse of the vast, victorious, and unified worship around the throne — a sound we join every time we worship here on earth.

This message unpacks three truths about the eternal song:
• It’s a song of victory — celebrating a salvation already won.
• It’s a song of unity — every tribe, nation, and language worshiping as one.
• It’s a song centered on the Lamb — because love always takes center stage.

Be encouraged, challenged, and filled with hope as we explore what our worship today has to do with our eternity in Christ.

This week, Pastor Chris takes us into the heart of Romans 12 and shows us that worship isn’t just something we sing — it’s something we live. After a wild 72 hours that tested every message from this series, he unpacks how real worship looks like surrender, transformation, and daily decisions that reflect Jesus.

From praising God on the side of the interstate to learning how gratitude reframes chaos, this message will challenge and inspire you to turn everyday moments into worship. Whether you’re facing a storm, fighting for joy, or taking your next step in faith, this episode will strengthen your walk and remind you why you sing.

Listen in and discover what a lifestyle of worship truly looks like.

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When life hits hard, the last thing we feel like doing is singing—but that might be the very thing that brings the breakthrough. In this week’s message, Pastor Kim Hoyt reminds us through the story of Paul and Silas that worship isn’t just a reaction—it’s a revelation. From the darkest cell to the midnight hour, we see that praise carries power beyond our circumstances.

If you’ve ever felt chained by fear, disappointment, or pain, this message will help you find your song again—even in the storm.

🎶 “Worship doesn’t wait for deliverance—it declares it.”

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In this kickoff to This Is Why I Sing, Pastor Chris reminds us that gratitude is the seed of worship. From King David’s Psalm 103 to the midnight praise of Paul and Silas, this message will help you shift your perspective from problems to promises and rediscover your reason to sing.
You’ll laugh, you’ll be challenged, and you’ll be reminded that worship isn’t about having it all together—it’s about remembering that God’s been good all along.

🎵 “After everything I’ve lived through, I still have a reason to sing.”

This week, Pastor Kim takes us into The Garden of Reversal — where darkness meets dawn and shame gives way to grace. Through the story of Mary Magdalene, we discover that forgiveness isn’t just about what we’re freed from — it’s about what we’re freed for.
In this powerful message, you’ll see how the resurrection didn’t just change history — it changes our story.

When Jesus calls your name, everything shifts.

You are chosen in the dark, transformed by staying, and sent by name.

✨ Experience the moment when the grave became a garden, and hear how Jesus still turns darkness into light today.

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