Moms carry so much—and often give even more. But Proverbs 11:25 reminds us that “the one who waters will himself be watered.” We'll hear encouragement straight from God’s Word: that you matter, you're never alone, and you have what it takes. Whether you're a mom, a caregiver, or someone constantly giving for others, you’ll be reminded that God sees you—and He gives grace to help you keep going.

Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Senior Pastor

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We all know what it’s like to overvalue the wrong things. Whether it’s success, approval, or comfort—we tend to place things on the throne of our lives that can’t hold the weight. In this message from Romans 1:21–25, we’re confronted with a hard but important question: Is God in His rightful place? This isn’t about statues or distant cultures—it’s about the quiet idols we allow to take root in our hearts.

Chris Turner, Connect Pastor

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This message walks through Hebrews 12 to expose the habits, sins, and patterns that quietly pull us away from God. It shows how bitterness, distraction, and even good things can keep us from running the race well. With honesty and hope, we’re reminded that God's discipline is good, His holiness matters, and our endurance is worth it—because we’re running toward a kingdom that won’t shake.

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After 22 weeks in the Gospel of Mark, we’ve come to the final chapter—and it ends in a way no one expects. The final verse in the earliest manuscripts leaves readers with fear, silence, and a lot of questions. Why would it end that way? And what are we supposed to do with it?

Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Senior Pastor

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This message digs into what it means to walk by faith when your feelings don’t match what’s true. Drawing from Hebrews 10–11, it reminds us that faith holds steady when we don’t see the outcome yet—and that God is pleased not by our comfort, but by our trust. Whether in sorrow, silence, or everyday obedience, He sees and rewards faith.

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We’ve all experienced people or places that overpromised and underdelivered. But not Jesus. From healing the sick to calming storms, everything He said, He did—including His promise to rise again. In this Easter message from Mark 16, we see a love that braved the tomb and a Savior who followed through. His resurrection isn't just history—it’s hope. And it’s personal.

Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Senior Pastor

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Session 1 opens the Anchored Conference with a look at the one thing that holds steady when everything else feels uncertain: Jesus Himself. Drawing from Hebrews, this message unpacks why He is better—better than our circumstances, our efforts, or any other source of strength. We see how His power, mercy, and presence are the foundation for real rest.

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In Mark 15, we see how people respond to Jesus in very different ways—some reject Him as King, others receive Him. One of those people is Simon of Cyrene, who was forced to carry Jesus’ cross. Was it just an inconvenient moment in his day—or could it have been the turning point of his life? This chapter reminds us that each response to Jesus matters, and sometimes, what feels like a burden is actually a call.

Eric P. Kuykendall, PhD, Senior Pastor

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