The Weaker, The Better

Fresh Life Church

The Weaker, The Better

September 1, 2024 • Pastor Jennie Lusko • 2 Corinthians 12:7–10

Explore the profound truth that God’s strength is made perfect in our weakness. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 12:7-10, Pastor Jennie shows us how Paul embraced his "thorn in the flesh" as a gift that kept him humble and dependent on God. Just as Paul learned that God’s grace is sufficient, we, too, are invited to welcome our weaknesses, recognizing that they are the very places where Christ's power can rest on us. When we stop striving in our strength and rest in God's sufficiency, we discover that in our weakness, we are truly strong.

Blood, Sweat, Tears, and Oil

October 13, 2024 • Exodus 30:22–32

In this message, Pastor Zach Martin delves into the concept of work from a biblical perspective, contrasting it with modern hustle culture. We see how God’s plan for us includes work, but not in the stressful, overwhelming way that society often portrays it. Instead we learn the importance of the finished work of Christ, embracing the good work God has given us, and our role in walking slowly with the Holy Spirit.

There's No "I" in Awesome

October 7, 2024 • Pastor Levi Lusko • Psalm 113:1–3

You need people. You need the right people. You need to fight to stay tight with the right people. In this message, we discover the power of unity and the strength found in community! We explore how God designed us to need each other. From the beginning, we were created for connection, and through relationships, we experience exponential power. Unity isn't always easy—it comes with challenges, yet it's exactly what Jesus had in mind for us when He created us, and we can't get to where God wants to go alone.

Too Good To Keep To Yourself

September 30, 2024 • Pastor Levi Lusko • Acts 1:8

In this message, David Nasser reminds us that Jesus meant it when he said it: our assignment is to witness to the ends of the earth (Acts 1:8.) Sharing the gospel is not just a suggestion—it's an urgent call. David shows us that it's not about being polished or charismatic when it comes to sharing your faith; it's about the Holy Spirit's power and a heart of compassion. We are called to testify to the difference God has made in our lives—it's too good to keep to ourselves.