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The Joy of the Lord Is Your Strength This powerful message invites us to set the tone for a year of renewal through joyful praise and daily devotion. Inspired by Nehemiah 8, we reflect on a moment when God's people, after a season of exile and rebuilding, heard His word again—and were transformed. Through grief and loss, they found strength in the …

First Revival: A Call to Personal Renewal Revival isn’t just a moment in history—it starts with you. In our First Revival series, we’re diving into the book of Acts to see how the Holy Spirit empowered ordinary people to share the extraordinary message of Jesus. Just as Pentecost ignited the early church, personal revival begins when we allow the H…

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Dance like David It’s time to throw off fear, break free from self-consciousness, and praise with all your heart! In this special 25-year celebration of C3 Imagine, we’re reminded of King David’s undignified, wholehearted praise—and we’re invited to do the same. Through joy, praise, and devotion to God’s purposes, we step boldly into our next seaso…

Joy in His Presence In this powerful message, discover how true joy isn’t found in fleeting happiness, but in the presence of God. As chains fall and praise rises, learn how to access lasting joy—joy that restores, strengthens, and sets you free. Through Psalm 16 and other scriptures, we’re invited to rejoice, even in trials, and tap into the unsha…

Arm Yourself With Joy In a world full of fear and bad news, how do we respond? This powerful message explores how praise rooted in joy becomes a spiritual weapon. Discover how King Jehoshaphat overcame fear with worship, and how God still responds today when we choose praise in the midst of battle. Whether you're facing a personal storm or waiting …

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As we continue our preaching series, A Time for Joy. This message explores the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s walls and the Israelites' return to God. After feeling convicted by God's Word, they mourned, but Nehemiah urged them to stop grieving and rejoice in the joy of the Lord, which is their strength. Unlike happiness, joy is rooted in a relationship…

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