In Ephesians 3, we are reminded that God’s power is limitless and His desire is to receive glory through His church. This message invites us to live all in, trust God with what we have, and believe that obedience creates space for God to move in ways we could never plan on our own.

Key Insights:

• God’s power is not limited by our imagination, resources, or circumstances.
• God chooses to work through His people, not around them.
• Surrender is the starting point for experiencing God’s work in deeper ways.
• Faithfulness today creates spiritual impact for future generations.
• Living all in means trusting God with what we have, not waiting until we feel ready.

Scripture Focus: Ephesians 3:20

Speaker: Matt Petty
Series: All In
Location: Burnt Hickory Baptist Church

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This message from Psalm 51 takes us through David’s rock bottom moment and shows how God responds to confession, honesty, and a heart ready for change. We explore five lessons from David’s life that point us toward hope, healing, and renewed purpose.If you’ve ever wondered whether God still wants to use you after failure, the answer is yes.

Key Insights:

1. Healing always starts with God's mercy, not our effort.
2. True restoration begins with owning our sin instead of hiding or justifying it.
3. Sin is first and foremost against God—even before it affects others.
4. Forgiveness is real, but some consequences of sin still shape our journey.
5. God doesn’t just restore us—He still chooses to use us after failure.

Scripture: Psalms 51
Speaker: Matt Petty
Series: Summer of Psalms
Location: Burnt Hickory Baptist Church

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This sermon from Psalm 121 invites us to shift our gaze from the chaos of the world to the presence of God. He’s not distant or detached. He lifts us up, protects us, and walks with us, now and forever.

Key Insights:

1. Hope begins when we stop looking around for help and start looking up to God.
2. God is not distant—He is present, active, and personal through every step of our journey.
3. Our spiritual security doesn’t depend on our strength but on God’s ongoing protection and care.
4. Worship is not just for the destination—it’s meant to happen in the journey.
5. When your gaze is fixed on God, you begin to stand in grace, peace, and purpose.

Scripture Focus: Psalms 121

If you’re looking for real hope, it’s found in the One who made the mountains and promises to never leave your side.

Speaker: Matt Petty
Series: Summer of Psalms
Location: Burnt Hickory Baptist Church

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This message from Psalm 1 explores what it means to live a truly blessed and joyful life. We’re reminded that happiness isn’t something we chase—it’s something we grow when we’re rooted in truth. Learn how meditating on God's Word and anchoring your life in His presence creates a foundation for joy in every season.

Key Insights:

1. Happiness isn’t circumstantial—it’s rooted in a relationship with God through His Word.
2. When we delight in God’s truth, we develop joy that sustains us through all seasons.
3. True freedom isn’t about doing whatever we want—it’s about being anchored to our Creator.
4. Your thoughts, behaviors, and closest influences shape your joy more than your situation does.
5. Lasting happiness grows when we engage with God’s Word and God’s people consistently.

Scripture Focus: Psalms 1

Speaker: Matt Petty
Series: Summer of Psalms
Location: Burnt Hickory Baptist Church

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Join us as we explore Jesus' first miracle at the Wedding of Cana (John 2:1-11). This message reveals how Jesus transforms not just water into wine, but ordinary lives into extraordinary stories of God's abundance.

Key Takeaways: • Jesus wants to be invited into every aspect of our lives • True discipleship means doing whatever Jesus tells us to do • Jesus doesn't just meet needs - He gives abundantly • The best experiences come when Jesus shows up • Jesus transforms the ordinary into extraordinary

Through this powerful story, discover how Jesus:

• Steps in when nothing else can help
• Starts His work with the little we have to offer
• Asks for our obedience, even when it doesn't make sense
• Adds His extraordinary to our ordinary
• Meets needs abundantly
• Promises the best is yet to come when He shows up

Whether you're facing empty vessels or celebrating life's fullness, this message reminds us that Jesus isn't a distant religious figure - He's the life of the party who transforms everything He touches.

Speaker: Matt Petty
Series: Come and See
Scripture: John 2:1-11