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Are we worshipping a "safe" God? In this powerful episode, we confront how fear keeps us trapped in spiritual smallness. We tear down the illusion of a tame, manageable Jesus and rediscover the ferocious, uncontainable God revealed at the Transfiguration.

Jesus never called His followers to be cowards—yet we often cower from challenges, cling to comfort, and shrink from the unknown. Why? We’ve boxed God in. We want Him on-demand, predictable, and non-disruptive… but that’s not the God of Scripture.

We unpack how:
🔥 Our fear of God’s "big asks" (like the dreaded "missionary to Africa" scenario) exposes our small view of Him.
🔥 Ephesians 3:20-21 reveals the real limitation: not God’s power, but our willingness to let it work through us.
🔥 Knowing God intimately—like Moses, Isaiah, and the disciples—explodes our fears and fuels boldness (Dan. 11:32).

This isn’t about comfort—it’s about awakening to His glory. Stop managing God. Start letting His magnitude in you unleash a fearless life.

Join us as we begin tearing down the boxes and prepare to stand unafraid.

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We are called to become a people of great confidence and boldness when facing the fears that plague our culture and the world we live in. In this world of problems and calamity we need not fear, we just need to be still and know that our God has all things under His amazing control.

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A discussion I’ve often heard, a question often asked is: what is the unforgivable sin?

When is that we cross the line and can’t come back?

Is there a time when God is finished with us and we are beyond saving?

Why do people ask that?

Because we are worried that maybe we have gone too far, done that thing once too many times, played with

fire and now it’s too late, that we have really done it this time, that the door is closed and won’t open to us again.

We fear that God has shut us out.

Today we want to look at this nagging fear that we’re disappointed God so much that he holds it against us.

And we want to get fearless about believing that we are fully and freely forgiven.

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