Thrive Church

06/09/2026

Faithfulness usually doesn't happen in the spotlight.
It's found in the daily choices to trust God, stay committed, and keep showing up.
What's one small, faithful step you can take this week?
Share your answer in the comments, and if this message encouraged you, share it with
someone who needs the reminder.

06/08/2026

What does faithfulness look like in everyday life?

This week's message reminds us that faithfulness isn't about being perfect—it's about being steady.

In a culture that encourages us to quit when things get difficult, God calls us to remain loyal, dependable, and committed.

Take a few minutes to review these sermon notes and reflect on the questions at the bottom.

Which teaching point challenged or encouraged you the most?
Leave a comment below and share this post with someone who could use this reminder today.

06/03/2026

This quote comes from Pastor Todd's message this past Sunday on Kindness & Goodness.

Love isn't just something we feel—it's something we live.

Kindness is how love is heard in our words. Goodness is how love is seen in our actions.

When you think about this quote, which comes more naturally to you: kindness or goodness?

Share your thoughts in the comments below.

And if someone has shown you the love of Christ through their words or actions, tag them and let them know how much it meant to you.

06/02/2026

This quote comes from Pastor Todd's message this past Sunday on Kindness & Goodness.

In today's culture, we're often told to choose between being truthful or being kind. But Jesus never separated the two.

Truth without kindness can wound. Kindness without truth can mislead. When they're brought together, they become a powerful reflection of God's character.

Which side do you find more challenging—speaking the truth or showing kindness?

Share your thoughts in the comments below.

And if this quote encouraged or challenged you, share it with someone who might need this reminder today.

06/01/2026

Let's be honest...
When someone hurts you, criticizes you, or disappoints you, what's your first response?
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Do you tend to:
A. Fight back
B. Shut down
C. Extend grace
This week's message challenged us with a different way to respond.

Make sure that nobody pays back wrong for wrong, but always strive to do what is good for each other and for everyone else.
— 1 Thessalonians 5:15

Following Jesus means developing both a tender heart and a strong spine.

Kindness without goodness becomes weak. Goodness without kindness becomes harsh. Together, they reflect Christ.

Take a look through these sermon notes and then tell us:
Which response (A, B, or C) comes most naturally to you?

05/29/2026

Want to learn more about patience? Listen to Pastor Todd's whole message from last Sunday on Spotify. Just search "Thrive Myrtle Beach" and you'll find it!

05/28/2026

Pastor Todd's message this past Sunday was on patience. Want to hear the whole message? All of them are posted on Spotify. Just search for "Thrive Church Myrtle Beach."

05/26/2026

Here's some notes from Pastor Todd's message this past Sunday (5/24/26) on Patience. If you'd like to listen to the message, check it out on Spotify. Search for "Thrive Church Myrtle Beach" and you should find it!

05/25/2026

05/23/2026

Talkin’ ‘bout patience tomorrow. Not a game… patience! IYKYK