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Tega Cay Baptist Join us for Worship Sundays at 10:45 AM! We are a praying church, inviting you to go deeper and ENGAGE with God in 2026!

10/28/2026

What if the greatest threat to your faith isn't what you lack, but how little you think you need God?

Some poverty has nothing to do with your bank account. You can have financial security, a beautiful home, a successful career, and a comfortable life, yet be spiritually empty without even realizing it.

That's what makes prosperity so dangerous when we make it our source of security. Comfort can convince us we're self-sufficient.

We stop praying with desperation because we have a backup plan. We stop depending on God because we've learned how to depend on ourselves. We stop recognizing our need for grace because life seems to be working just fine.

But Jesus didn't come to save people who could afford to save themselves. He came for sinners who need a Savior. Sometimes the very thing we ask God to give us more of is what keeps us from recognizing how much we need Him.

Here's the uncomfortable question: If God removed what makes you feel secure, would you discover He was still enough?

The goal isn't to have nothing. It's to reach the place where nothing we have matters more than the One who gave it.

Dr. Stephen Cutchins

10/25/2026

Thank you for tuning in! We are excited you are here and are looking forward to connecting in a meaningful way today. If you are in the Tega Cay, Fort Mill, or Steele Creek area you still have time to join us on campus as we gather and worship the Lord together.

For more information about us, our mission, and next steps please visit our Website: tegacaybaptist.org

We are excited to walk alongside you!

10/22/2026

Social media makes it easy to compare our lives to someone else's highlight reel. But sometimes, we're not just comparing. We're competing.

We want people to see our accomplishments, our relationships, our families, and the life we've built. And without realizing it, sharing what we're grateful for can become an opportunity to prove we have something better.

The problem isn't posting pictures or celebrating good things. It's what happens when our sense of worth becomes tied to how our lives measure up to someone else's.

James 4:11–12 reminds us that pride can quietly shape the way we view and judge others. And comparison can turn even our blessings into a competition.

What if we spent less time trying to convince others that our lives are good and more time being grateful for the life God has given us?

Before you post, compare, or assume something about someone else's life, consider what's motivating your heart.

10/20/2026

Confronting sin is different from simply finding fault. It's easy to convince ourselves we're standing for what's right when we're really defending our own opinions, preferences, or frustrations.

But James 4:11–12 challenges us to examine not just what we're saying about others, but the heart behind our words.

Are we speaking to restore a relationship or to prove a point? Are we addressing something Scripture clearly condemns, or turning a personal preference into a spiritual issue?

When pride takes over, we can become more concerned with being right than reflecting Christ.

Before you speak about someone, ask yourself: Will my words help restore this person, or simply make me feel justified in judging them?

10/18/2026

Thank you for tuning in! We are excited you are here and are looking forward to connecting in a meaningful way today. If you are in the Tega Cay, Fort Mill, or Steele Creek area you still have time to join us on campus as we gather and worship the Lord together.

For more information about us, our mission, and next steps please visit our Website: tegacaybaptist.org

We are excited to walk alongside you!

10/15/2026

There's a difference between recognizing your sin and believing you're beyond forgiveness. One leads you toward repentance. The other convinces you there's no point in trying to return, and that's a dangerous place to stay.

When we repeatedly fall into the same struggles, it's easy to believe God's patience is running out. We start measuring His willingness to forgive by how well we do, but God's grace was never dependent on our ability to earn it.

James 4:6 reminds us that "He gives more grace."
Not because our sin is insignificant, but because Christ's sacrifice is sufficient.

That doesn't mean grace gives us permission to continue living however we please. It means our failures don't have to be the final word. We can confess what we've done, turn from what we've been defending, and depend on God's strength to walk in obedience. And that invitation isn't reserved for a Sunday morning altar call.

It's for the ordinary moments when conviction meets us mid-week, when old habits resurface, and when we have to decide whether to keep hiding or come honestly before God.

Is there an area of your life where you've allowed shame to keep you from the very grace that calls you to return?

You don't have to wait until you've gotten everything right to draw near to the One who makes repentance possible.

Dr. Stephen Cutchins

10/13/2026

Not every lie we believe comes from someone else. Sometimes, it's a conclusion we've drawn about ourselves and never questioned. Maybe it started with a failure, a rejection, or a season when nothing seemed to go right. Somewhere along the way, an experience became part of who we are.

One mistake became "I'm a failure."
One rejection became "I'm not wanted."
One difficult season became "Nothing will ever change."

Before long, we stopped recognizing those thoughts as assumptions and started accepting them as facts. But just because something feels true doesn't mean it agrees with what God says is true. The danger isn't simply believing a lie; it's allowing that lie to shape our decisions, limit our obedience, and determine what we believe God can do in our lives.

John 8:32 reminds us, "You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free."

So here's a question worth sitting with: What have you believed about yourself for so long that you've stopped questioning whether it's true?

Bring that belief before God's Word. You may discover that something you've allowed to define you was never meant to have authority over you.

Dr. Stephen Cutchins

10/11/2026

Thank you for tuning in! We are excited you are here and are looking forward to connecting in a meaningful way today. If you are in the Tega Cay, Fort Mill, or Steele Creek area you still have time to join us on campus as we gather and worship the Lord together.

For more information about us, our mission, and next steps please visit our Website: tegacaybaptist.org

We are excited to walk alongside you!

10/08/2026

It is easy to seem wise when nothing challenges us. The harder test comes when our pride gets touched.

Someone questions our judgment, corrects us, or gets the recognition or opportunity we wanted.

Suddenly, what is happening inside us starts showing up on the outside. Wisdom is not proven by how much we know, how confidently we speak, or how quickly we can defend our position. It becomes visible in ordinary moments, especially when we do not get our way.

Can we remain teachable when correction stings?
Can we celebrate someone else without quietly resenting their success?
Can we listen when we would rather defend ourselves?
Can the people closest to us see the same character everyone else sees?

The moments that challenge us may also expose us. What is your response exposing in your heart today?

Dr. Stephen Cutchins

10/07/2026

Have you ever walked away from a conversation knowing you were right, but also knowing you handled it wrong?

You had the facts, the answer, and even backed it up with a Bible verse. BOOM...winner. NO, that's not winning! Somewhere along the way, being right became more important than loving the person in front of you.

James 3:13–18 challenges the way we normally think about wisdom. Wisdom isn’t merely demonstrated by what you know. WISDOM SHOWS ITSELF IN HUMBLE CONDUCT.

And when bitter jealousy and selfish ambition begin driving us, something deeper is being exposed: SELFISH AMBITION EXPOSES FALSE WISDOM.

Don't lead with, "Am I right?” Stop and ask yourself, "What is happening in me while I’m trying to prove that I’m right?

Am I listening or just waiting to respond?
Am I trying to understand or trying to win?
Am I pursuing peace or protecting my pride?

WISDOM FROM ABOVE GROWS PEACE.
God’s wisdom changes how we live and how we treat people. It produces humility instead of self-promotion and peace instead of disorder.

So before the next argument, disagreement, family conversation, meeting, comment thread, or moment when you know you’re right, ask yourself: How can you tell which kind of wisdom is guiding your life?

Because sometimes getting your mind right means caring less about winning the argument and more about whether your life looks like the wisdom that comes from above. Godly wisdom enables us to live in peace.

Dr. Stephen Cutchins

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1875 Gold Hill Rd
Fort Mill, SC
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Thursday 10am - 4pm
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