Five voices. One Church. Another powerful Sunday of identity, freedom,

grace, and purpose.

Kirsten Crayton opens with a truth-check: Do you believe everything you

hear? With Scripture as her mirror, she exposes the lies we often believe

about our worth and identity. You’re not who culture says you are. You’re

not even who your past says you are. You are a child of God, a new

creation, a masterpiece, and a carrier of purpose. That’s the truth—and the

truth will set you free.

Mark Forbes brings a message of grace that crushes guilt and breaks the

grip of sin. You are no longer a slave. Not to shame. Not to your past. Not

to the version of you that died with Christ. Through Romans 6, Mark

reminds us that grace doesn’t just forgive—it empowers. We are dead to

sin and alive to God.

Dave Fliegel steps up with a raw and real reminder: It’s not where you start,

it’s where you finish. From brokenness to mercy, Dave’s testimony is

steeped in the faithfulness of a God who finishes what He starts. Whether

you feel too far gone or just stuck in place, this message is for you.

Damion Hunter speaks on submission—not as defeat, but as devotion.

Following Jesus means denying ourselves, picking up our cross, and

trusting that surrender leads to strength. It’s not always pain-free, but it is

always worth it.

Peter Monterroso closes the day with the kind of bold clarity we need:

There is no condemnation in Christ. Through the Spirit, we are not just

forgiven—we are family. Led by God. Empowered to overcome. More than

conquerors.