When Paul hit his limit in Corinth, God didn’t remove the difficulty—He stepped into it with presence and purpose. This message reminds us that even when we feel like giving up, God has not walked away. He has more people to reach and more He wants to do through your life. Listen in for encouragement and clarity for your own Corinth moment.

Key Insights:

• Even faithful believers can experience seasons of deep discouragement, fear, and doubt—and God meets us there.
• We are not called to save others but to faithfully share the gospel and trust God with the results.
• Your current opposition might be part of someone else’s future salvation story.
• We need spiritual community, not just for connection but for perseverance in our calling.
• God has more people He wants to reach through your life—don’t quit just because you’re tired.

Key Scripture: Acts 18

Speaker: Matt Petty
Series: The Gospel, The Kingdom, The World
Location: Burnt Hickory Baptist Church

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This message explores Psalm 46 as a blueprint for enduring courage. We’re reminded that our strength doesn’t come from circumstances—it comes from the God who is unshakable. Whether you're in a season of chaos or calm, this sermon points you to the source of true peace and resilience: God’s faithful presence.

You'll hear how:

1. God’s presence is what makes us unshakable, not our circumstances.
2. Fear isolates, paralyzes, and distorts, but faith realigns us with God’s truth.
3. Courage flows from knowing and remembering who God is, not from having all the answers.
4. True breakthrough happens not through control, but through surrender.
5. The invitation to 'be still and know' is not about inactivity, it’s about trust.

Key Scripture: Psalms 46

Speaker: Mike Wynn
Series: Summer of Psalms
Location: Burnt Hickory Baptist Church

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In this sermon, we look at the story of Peter walking on water and what it teaches us about anxiety, surrender, and spiritual peace. Even in the chaos of the storm, Jesus invites us to trust Him.

Walk away with a better understanding of:

1. Obedience doesn’t exempt us from storms—sometimes it leads us straight into them.
2. Peace isn’t found in perfect conditions—it’s found in the presence of Jesus.
3. Fear thrives in the “what ifs,” but peace comes from meditating on what is.
4. Distraction, not disaster, is often what takes us down.
5. Surrender doesn’t mean you’ve failed—it means you’ve given it to the only One who can carry it.

Key Scripture: Matthew 14:22

This message unpacks how peace isn’t about perfect conditions but about Jesus stepping into the boat with us. Whether you’re in a storm, coming out of one, or about to walk into one, you’ll find encouragement and hope to keep your focus on Christ.

Guest Speaker: Seth Bundy
Location: Burnt Hickory Baptist Church

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Special Guest: Seth Bundy.

Key Insights:

1. No failure is final when surrendered to Jesus.
2. Jesus restores us publicly to use us powerfully.
3. Real restoration starts with honest self-evaluation.
4. Jesus calls us back by asking for our love, not perfection.
5. Our past failures, when redeemed, become tools for ministry.

Scripture Reference: John 21

This message is a powerful reminder that no failure is final in the hands of Jesus. Whether you’re coming off a season of drifting, doubt, or denial, Jesus still invites you to follow Him again.

Speaker: Matt Petty
Series: Restored & Sent
Location: Burnt Hickory Baptist Church

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In this message from John 21, we witness Jesus appear to His disciples on the shores of Galilee after His resurrection. Rather than rebuking them for going back to fishing, He prepares them breakfast—a powerful invitation to return, be restored, and walk forward in faith. This sermon explores how spiritual failure often pushes us back to old habits, but Jesus lovingly calls us to trust Him again. If you're feeling distant, discouraged, or spiritually stuck, this message offers hope and direction.

Key Insights:

1. Spiritual failure isn’t the end—Jesus meets us in it.
2. Obedience matters more than intention.
3. Life lived in your own strength leads to fruitless effort.
4. Jesus doesn’t just restore; He re-commissions.
5. When God speaks, your best move is to jump.

Scripture: John 21

Speaker: Matt Petty
Series: Restored and Sent
Location: Burnt Hickory Baptist Church

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