But this isn't a message about trying harder. Jesus obeyed all the way to a cross in our place, and His Spirit changes what we actually want. Grace isn't the absence of work — it's the power that does the working in us.

Holy is a life that obeys.

Standing in Isaiah 6, we watch the holiest man in the room come completely undone before a holy God — and learn that you can't be holy until you've seen holy. Pride is a comparison game, but one real look at God ends it. And here's the good news: you don't make yourself holy. He makes you holy. Grace comes down, the coal touches your lips, and the cleansed get commissioned. Come get low enough for the coal to reach you.

Ever shared your faith and gotten… nothing? No response, no change, just crickets. It's enough to make you quit. In this final message of the series, Pastor Josh pulls the pressure off with two words: the harvest. Your job is simple — keep planting, keep watering, and trust the Lord of the harvest to do what only He can do. From a nervous shoe-store conversation that led to Billy Graham, to a mom who prayed 30 years for her son, you'll walk away knowing your seeds are never wasted.

You'll talk all day about a good taco truck or a show you binged — but the second it comes to Jesus, you freeze. Sound familiar? In this message, Pastor Josh proves you already know how to do this. You've got a story worth telling, three simple things to remember, and a clear way to actually lead someone to Christ. Turns out you've got way more to say than you think.

Last week we talked about the command to Go. This week, Pastor Josh shows us where — and it's closer than you think. Your neighborhood. Your office. Your kitchen table. You're not just living your life; you're deployed on assignment.

The fields aren't ripe someday. They're ripe now.

Your mission field has been waiting for you to show up. So go show up.

We're always shining something. The only question is what. In the finale of The LET Series, Pastor Josh flips the camera from what God does in us to what God does through us — and challenges us to make sure what the world sees when it looks at our life is Jesus, not just another version of what it already has.

If you've been weary, distracted, or sinking under the weight of the waves, this is your recalculating moment. Jesus is reaching for you — not to condemn you, but to catch you.

A teenage girl from a town nobody respected spoke three words that changed human history: Let it be. In this Mother's Day message from Luke 1:38, we look at Mary's response to the angel Gabriel — not as a passive acceptance, but as a bold, costly act of surrender. We explore three things Mary teaches us about saying yes to God: why obedience doesn't require understanding, why every "yes" comes with a price worth paying, and why what God puts in you is never just for you. If God's been stirring something in your heart and you've been waiting until you feel ready — this one's for you.