Have you ever found yourself replaying an old hurt, unable to move forward? Unforgiveness has a way of quietly becoming a prison, stealing our joy, our peace, and our fellowship with God. The tragedy is that many believers continue carrying burdens Jesus already paid for at the Cross.

In this practical and grace-filled message, Pastor Darrell explores Jesus' teaching in Matthew 6 alongside Paul's New Covenant instruction in Ephesians 4 to reveal that forgiveness is not something we do to earn God's forgiveness—it is the natural response of a heart that has already received His grace.

Discover why forgiveness is an act of faith rather than emotion, what Jesus meant when He spoke about forgiving others before the Cross, the difference between forgiveness, trust, and reconciliation, and practical biblical steps for releasing those who have wounded you.

If you've been carrying bitterness, resentment, or painful memories for years, this message will encourage you to lay those burdens at the feet of Jesus and experience the freedom He purchased for you.

Freedom begins the moment you stop carrying what Christ already carried.

Part 6 of our Being in Big Church series asks a bold question: What if the church disappeared tomorrow? Discover why the church still matters—not only for eternity, but for culture, community, and everyday life.

Being in Big Church – Part 1: The Church Was Never a Building

What is the church—really? In this message, we go back to the beginning to rediscover God’s original design for the church. Centered on the meaning of ekklesia, we see that the church was never meant to be a building, but a people called out with purpose. Through the words of Jesus and the power of Acts 2, we are reminded that the church was born as a movement—and it is still moving today.

In this powerful pre-Palm Sunday message, we explore the question: Why did Judas betray Jesus? Through John 6 and the Last Supper, discover how choosing the “bread of this world” leads to emptiness—but Jesus, the Bread of Life, alone satisfies the deepest hunger of the human heart.