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Join us this morning! Sunday school at 10 am & service at 11.
05/24/2026

Join us this morning!
Sunday school at 10 am & service at 11.

05/21/2026
05/19/2026

There are servants who cry at the altar… yet secretly kiss the chains that bind them.

They pray for freedom, but protect the very things destroying them. They ask God to break strongholds, yet entertain the habits, relationships, compromises, and hidden sins that keep the prison door locked.

Pharaoh is not always outside of us. Sometimes, Egypt survives inside the heart.

Israel groaned in bo***ge, yet when wilderness came, they longed for Egypt again. Why? Because slavery can become familiar. Chains can become comfortable. Darkness can begin to feel like home when a person stays in it too long.

Some people no longer fight their chains. They decorate them. Defend them. Normalize them. But Jesus did not die so we could manage our bo***ge. He died so we could be free.

There are chains of bitterness that people refuse to release. Chains of lust hidden behind worship songs. Chains of pride disguised as “personality.” Chains of compromise covered with religious language. Chains of worldly affection that slowly choke intimacy with God.

And the saddest bo***ge is this: when a servant of God becomes emotionally attached to the thing oppressing them.

Beloved, do not fall in love with what Jesus came to deliver you from. Freedom is painful because chains become part of the flesh after a while. Deliverance hurts when the soul has grown attached to captivity. But there is still mercy at the feet of Christ.

Today, God is not only asking, “Do you want freedom?” He is asking, “Are you willing to let go of the chains you secretly love?”

Some prisons have open doors already… but the prisoner refuses to leave.

May God awaken every sleeping conscience. May He break every hidden affection for sin. May He deliver us from the bo***ge we defend in private.
..And may we become servants who love Jesus more than our chains ❤️‍🔥

🎶 O  say, but I’m glad, I’m glad O say, but I’m glad! Jesus has come and my cup’s overrun, O say, but I’m glad! 🎶
05/08/2026

🎶 O say, but I’m glad, I’m glad
O say, but I’m glad!
Jesus has come and my cup’s overrun,
O say, but I’m glad! 🎶

Join us tonight (Wednesday) at 6:30pm.
05/06/2026

Join us tonight (Wednesday) at 6:30pm.

There are moments in life when everything feels unbearably loud: the pressure to keep going, the silent battles no one sees, the constant pull of distractions trying to numb what you don’t want to face. You can be surrounded by people, responsibilities, even small victories… and still feel like something is missing deep inside. And in that quiet, honest place, a truth begins to surface: I didn’t come for all of this. I came for something real.

This kind of cry doesn’t come from a place of having it all together. It comes from reaching the end of yourself, where pretending no longer works, where distractions lose their grip, where even the things that once satisfied you start to feel empty. It’s not dramatic. It’s deeply human. It’s the moment you stop running and finally admit, I need more than what this world can give me.

We say to the Lord, "I make room, " which means letting go of control, even when control feels safer. It means loosening your grip on the noise, the habits, the walls you’ve built to protect yourself. It’s choosing vulnerability over comfort. It’s allowing your heart: tired, worn, maybe even a little guarded, to open again.

And that’s where something sacred happens.

Because sometimes it really only takes one moment. One quiet encounter. One unexplainable sense of being seen, known, and met exactly where you are. Not fixed instantly, not perfected overnight...but gently changed. Shifted. Awakened. The kind of change that doesn’t always show on the outside right away, but settles deep within you like peace finally finding its home.

This isn’t about chasing a feeling or recreating a moment. It’s about transformation, the kind that lingers long after the moment passes. The kind that makes you walk differently, think differently, love differently. The kind that reminds you that you were never meant to carry everything on your own.

There’s something incredibly honest, almost fragile, when we say to God that I need You more than ever, Lord. No filters. No masks. Just the truth. And maybe that’s what makes it so powerful, because in that honesty, there’s no room left for anything fake. Just a soul, fully aware of its need, choosing to surrender anyway.

And surrender, in its purest form, isn’t defeat...it’s trust.

It’s saying, “I don’t have all the answers, but I’m here.” “I don’t have the strength, but I’m willing.”
“I don’t understand everything, but I’m open.”

It’s making space for something greater than your fear, your doubt, your past. It’s allowing yourself to be undone...not in a way that breaks you, but in a way that rebuilds you into something whole.

Because at the end of it all, beyond the noise, beyond the striving, beyond everything you thought you needed, there’s this simple, grounding truth:

You didn’t come for the motions. You didn’t come to stay the same. You came for an encounter that reaches deeper than words…
...and leaves you changed in ways only your soul can understand ❤️‍🔥

12/31/2025

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See you Sunday!
Sunday school-10am
Church -11am

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Ellsinore, MO
63937

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Wednesday 6:30pm - 8pm
Sunday 10am - 12:30pm
6pm - 8pm

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