What if the blessing of God is not just something we receive, but something we learn to live under? This week in God Might, Alan speaks on Mother's Day about Mighty Blessing — living under the mighty hand of God. Through the prayer of Jabez and the blessing of Numbers 6, we are reminded that God's heart is not to leave us defined by pain, limitation, or fear, but to bring us into blessing, increase, favor, and peace. Jabez carried a name connected to sorrow, but he refused to let pain name his future. Instead, he cried out boldly to the God of Israel: "Oh, that You would bless me indeed." His prayer becomes an invitation for us too — to ask God for more, to make room for increase, and to trust that His hand empowers, sustains, guides, and guards us. On Mother's Day, this message reminds us that the blessing of God reaches beyond one moment or one generation. He brings increase, covers families, opens new places of growth, and invites us to trust Him in the stretching. Mighty Blessing is an invitation to pray boldly, live open-handed, and walk with confidence under the mighty hand of God.

What if the small "what if?" in your heart is the doorway into mighty possibilities? This week in God Might, Alan invites us to lift our eyes again to the God of the impossible, the One who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine. Through stories of seniors encountering Jesus, students praying in schools, unexpected provision, and dreams becoming reality, we're reminded that God is not just doing something around us — His power is at work within us. As we lean into Heart for the House, this message calls us to see generosity as more than giving to programs. It is a way of sowing into people, worship, mission, and generations to come. Like Ephesians 2 reminds us, we are His handiwork, created for good works He has already prepared for us to walk in. Mighty Possibilities is an invitation to dream with God, respond with faith, and believe again that what feels impossible with man is possible with Him.

What if the only thing standing between you and experiencing God's power… is taking the next step? This week in God Might, we explore what it looks like to move beyond limitations and step into the possibilities of what God can do. So often we hold back—waiting for more clarity, more resources, or more confidence—but God invites us into a life of faith that moves before everything is fully figured out. Through the story of Jonathan, we're reminded that God is not limited by our circumstances, our fears, or what we lack. His power is already at work within us, and sometimes the breakthrough begins with one simple act of obedience. This message challenges us to ask: "What step is God inviting me to take today?" Not someday. Not when everything feels certain. Today. Because as we step out, we make room to discover what God might do in our situation, workplace, school, relationships, and everyday life. You won't know what God might do—until you go.

What do you do when nothing is working and you don't know your next step? This week in God Might, we step into the tension of uncertainty and discover what it looks like to lift our eyes to God when we don't know what to do. Instead of striving for answers or trying to control outcomes, we're invited into a different posture—one of trust, prayer, and dependence. Through Scripture, we're reminded that God is already at work, even in the places we can't yet see. He is not limited by what's in front of us, and His power is revealed as we lean into His vision rather than our own understanding. This message calls us to ask a simple but powerful question: "Lord, what might You want to do here—and what might You want to do through me?" As we listen, trust, and take the next step, we begin to step into the good works He's already prepared for us. Don't just manage your world—seek Him, follow His lead, and become part of what He is already doing.

What if the places you feel weakest are the very places God's power wants to rest?   This week in God Might, we explore the tension between God's power and our surrender. We often define power through strength, control, and influence, but Jesus reveals a very different way. In His Kingdom, power is found in humility, surrender, and the way of the cross.     Through the life of Jesus and the story of Peter, we're reminded that it's possible to recognize who Jesus is but still misunderstand how He works. God's ways challenge our instincts and invite us to trust His timing, release control, and follow Him in deeper surrender.     This message is an invitation to stop striving and live from your identity as seen, known, and chosen. As we do, we become carriers of His power in everyday life.

Step into resurrection. What overwhelms you does not have the final word. The same power that raised Christ is still at work today.   On Easter Sunday, Alan shares a message titled Same Power—a call to build your life on the power of God revealed in the resurrection of Jesus. So often we feel overwhelmed by anxiety, fatigue, shame, disappointment, fear, or instability. But Easter reminds us that God's power is greater than everything that tries to weigh us down.   This message explores how to build a life that lasts and where we find the strength to do it. The same power that raised Christ from the dead is now at work in those who believe—unchanging power you can build your life upon, unshakable power you can trust in your weakness, and unsurpassable power you can carry to others.   The resurrection is not only something to celebrate—it is something to live from. Wherever you need the power of God right now, this is an invitation to stop living overwhelmed and begin standing in resurrection power.   Build your life on the same power that raised Christ from the dead.

Step into assignment. Start with what's in front of you. Keep moving, and strength will come. In Week 2 of God Might, Alan traces Gideon's journey from hidden weakness to courageous obedience. What begins in fear moves toward surrender, worship, and bold action as God strips away self-reliance and reveals that His power works best through surrendered people. This message follows the movement of Judges 6–7: start with what is in front of you, don't despise small beginnings, surrender what you trust, and step boldly into what God is asking of you. Alan reminds us that assignment rarely begins when we feel ready. It begins when we respond. God gives power to the weak, increases strength to those who have none, and often calls us forward before we feel strong enough to go. The invitation is not to rely on your own ability, but to trust the Spirit, surrender what props you up, and discover how God turns weakness into strength. If you've been hesitating, waiting for clarity, or holding back until you feel stronger, this message is a call to move with what God has already placed in front of you: Step into assignment. Surrender what you trust. Let His power rest on you.

Hiding in a winepress. Questions in the heart. A life shaped by fear, weakness, and small beginnings. Then God speaks. In Judges 6, Gideon is seen before he feels strong, called a mighty warrior before he believes it, and sent forward with the strength he already has. What follows is more than a moment of encouragement; it is the beginning of inner transformation—where God meets weakness, speaks identity, and reveals His might through surrendered people. Alan reminds us that purpose can be knocking while fear is still answering, and that God's strength often begins to rise in the places we've tried to hide. If you've been shrinking back, disqualifying yourself, or waiting to feel stronger first, this message is your invitation into a new day: Step out of hiding. Step into the strength God declares over you.