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06/10/2026

Reminder: No Wednesday evening activities on campus tonight! Tonight is the final night of WNC COG Campmeeting! Join us at First Assembly (adults) or Epic Church (youth) @ 7pm!

Today’s PromiseScripture: Isaiah 40:28-31Devotional:Exhaustion is one of the most honest feelings a person can have. For...
06/02/2026

Today’s Promise

Scripture: Isaiah 40:28-31

Devotional:
Exhaustion is one of the most honest feelings a person can have. For some of us, we hide it or deny it. It is the body and soul confessing what the mind sometimes tries to negotiate: I don’t have enough left for this. Whether it’s a grief that has dragged on longer than you expected, a responsibility that feels too heavy for your shoulders, or a spirit worn thin by fighting battles that never seem to end, the weariness is real. And it deserves to be named, not pushed down. Ignoring the signs don’t make it go away. Please grab this unfortunate truth, you can’t push through weariness.

Isaiah wrote these words to a people who had every reason to be spent. They had watched their city fall. They had been carried into a foreign land. They had prayed, and waited, and wondered if God was still paying attention. And God’s response, through the prophet, was not a lecture about trying harder. It was a tender and powerful declaration, I see your weakness and I am not put off by it. I am the source of what you need.

Notice the progression in verse 31:
They soar (the big, dramatic bursts of strength)
They run (the endurance, sustained effort over time)
They walk (the slow, ordinary faithfulness of just putting one foot in front of the other)

God’s renewal isn’t only for the dramatic moments of great strength. It is available in the long journeys, the miserable middle of the hard seasons when soaring feels impossible and you’re just trying to put one foot in front of the other.

You do not have to pretend you’re fine. You are allowed to be tired. What you are not required to do is stay tired forever. There is a strength available to you that is not manufactured from willpower or caffeine or sheer determination. It flows from the One who spoke the universe into existence and He is offering it to you today, not when you get your act together, but right now, in your weariness.

The invitation from heaven is this, wait upon the Lord. The Hebrew word here is, Qavah, which is an invitation to connect with God as in a twisting affect. There is rest in Him!

Reflection:
In what area of your life do you most need renewed strength right now? Are you trying to push through in your own power, or are you leaning into God’s?

Sermon recap! 👏🏻Ghost: The One Called Holy 🔥 It was an incredible word! 🤩 🙌🏻Did you miss Sunday’s sermon? You can watch ...
06/01/2026

Sermon recap! 👏🏻

Ghost: The One Called Holy 🔥

It was an incredible word! 🤩 🙌🏻

Did you miss Sunday’s sermon? You can watch the replay via our church app, on our YouTube channel or right here on FB!

Today’s PromiseScripture: Deuteronomy 31:6Devotional:Some seasons of life feel like walking into a dark room at night wi...
06/01/2026

Today’s Promise

Scripture: Deuteronomy 31:6

Devotional:
Some seasons of life feel like walking into a dark room at night with no power. We are left navigating difficult job situations, strained relationships, or new seasons in the dark. In those moments, loneliness can feel absolute. Not just the absence of people but something deeper, the haunting feeling that perhaps even God has grown distant. The silence around you is deafening.

But God made this promise not to a person surrounded by ease. He spoke these words to a people standing on the edge of an unknown land, with battles ahead they hadn't fought and a leader they were about to lose. Moses, the one who led them out of Egypt and had guided them for forty years in the wilderness would not cross the Jordan with them. They were stepping into the unfamiliar without their most trusted leader. And yet, into that fear, God spoke: “I will never leave you. I will never forsake you.”

The word "forsake" in Hebrew carries the weight of abandonment, the picture of a parent turning their back on a child, or a soldier deserting a post. God is saying, I will not turn my back on you. I will not desert you. Not when the battle gets hard. Not when you fail. Not when the road grows long and your courage wears thin. I am not that kind of God.

Whatever you are navigating right now, a relationship that has fractured, a health crisis, a grief that won't lift, a future that feels uncertain, you are not navigating it alone. The God who created heaven and earth is close enough to hear a whispered prayer in the dark. He has not forgotten your name. He has not grown tired of your struggle. He is there and He is not going anywhere. Hold onto this promise today!

Reflection:
Where in your life do you feel alone? What would change today if you made decisions with the confidence that God is walking with you?

05/31/2026

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TogetherScripture: Matthew 28:16–20Devotional:The disciples had spent three years walking with Jesus. They watched Him h...
05/29/2026

Together

Scripture: Matthew 28:16–20

Devotional:
The disciples had spent three years walking with Jesus. They watched Him heal the sick, raise the dead, feed thousands, and forgive sinners. The same disciples also denied Him, doubted Him, hid in locked rooms after the crucifixion, and scattered in fear. Yet here, on a mountain in Galilee, the risen Christ did not come to these imperfect, fearful, doubting followers with a rebuke. He came with a commission. “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go.” The word “go” in the original Greek is actually better translated as “as you are going” which lends the understanding this was not a one-time event but a commanded lifestyle. As you live your life, make disciples.

Truthfully, Holy Spirit nudges aren’t mere suggestions, they are commands. And when commands come from Heaven they are best categorized as commissions because He chose you to flesh them out.

The Great Commission does not begin with a pep talk about our qualifications. The source of our obedience should never be in our own ability and confidence, it is His command backed by His power. The disciples still had doubts when they received this commission. Matthew 28:17 says, “When they saw Him, they worshiped Him; but some doubted.” Doubts and commission coexist. Uncertainty and obedience coexist. Fear and faith coexist.

Throughout this week we have seen Philip run to a chariot on a desert road, Paul stay in a city despite fear, Jesus "had to go" to a well while tired, and Ananias go to an enemy. Each act of obedience to the Holy Spirit's nudging was its own version of “go and make.” None of them waited until they felt fully ready. None of them had a perfect plan. They simply responded to the voice of the Spirit and trusted God with the results.

The Great Commission ends with a promise that makes the command possible, “And be sure of this: I am with you always, even to the end of the age.” Obedience to the Spirit's nudging is never a solo mission. He goes with you into every conversation, every inconvenient appointment, every costly act of love. The same Spirit who raised Jesus from the dead lives in you! Think of it this way, He is inviting you to complete His mission, Together!

Reflection:
As you look back over this week's devotions, which day spoke most directly to where you are right now? Why? What is one specific, concrete commitment you are making to be more obedient to the Holy Spirit's nudging going forward?

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