Pastor Ryan addresses anxiety by reminding the congregation of their worth in God's eyes. He teaches that worry stems from a misplaced devotion and that overcoming it involves trusting in God’s intimate knowledge and provision for all their needs, as instructed by Jesus in Matthew.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer as an ancient spiritual discipline, encouraging believers to engage deeply with God by following the pattern of the Lord's Prayer. It highlights the need for a relational approach to God as Father, worship through prayer, surrender to God's will, persistent requests, and readiness for spiritual warfare, all while recognizing the privilege of prayer made possible through Jesus Christ.

Pastor Ryan encourages the congregation to move beyond fleeting New Year's resolutions and seek fulfillment on the ancient paths found in Scripture. He argues that our desire for something more in life reflects a divine purpose, urging listeners to find rest and a deeper relationship with God by following these uncomfortable yet transformative paths.

The sermon focuses on the importance of remembering God's faithfulness in the past as essential preparation for the new year, rather than just making resolutions and plans for the future. Pastor Christopher emphasizes that forgetting God's past faithfulness can lead to both shrinking faith during difficult times and inflated ego during successful times, while remembering His works builds genuine faith and proper humility.

Pastor Ryan highlights the deceptive and predatory nature of sin, using the story of Cain and Abel to emphasize the constant spiritual struggle a true Christian must face. He contrasts the blood of Abel's call for justice with the blood of Jesus's offer of forgiveness, urging listeners to commit to full devotion and genuine repentance to find true reconciliation with God.

Pastor Jason addresses spiritual stagnation, framing it as a normal part of a believer's journey rather than a personal failure. He encourages the congregation to view these periods as opportunities for growth and to combat them through community, spiritual practices, and a renewed commitment to personal development and mission.

In a sermon on church unity during a politically charged season, Pastor Edward emphasized the importance of Christians embodying humility, gentleness, and patience despite their diverse views. He outlined seven biblical commonalities that unite believers, urging the congregation to prioritize their shared faith and make every effort to preserve the unity of the Spirit.

The main message is that Christians are called to be citizens of God's kingdom first while engaging wisely with earthly politics. Pastor Ryan outlines that believers should fear God above all, honor and obey authorities when not in conflict with Scripture, maintain peaceful relationships with all people, and avoid both political idolatry and political passivity.

Pastor Scott discusses humanity's universal desire for nearness and belonging, explaining how we are separated from God due to sin but can be brought near through Jesus Christ's sacrifice. Through Christ's blood, we receive both forgiveness and the promise of God's eternal presence, transforming us from outsiders to intimate members of God's family.