Mike Mavity

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💭 One Encounter Changes Everything💭

 

What if your worst moment doesn't have to define you? In John 8, religious leaders dragged a woman caught in adultery before Jesus—not seeing a person, but a prop—ready to condemn her publicly. Yet Jesus knelt in the dirt, silenced her accusers with one sentence, and offered words that still echo today: *"Neither do I condemn you."* Pastor Mike unpacks the powerful difference between shame and conviction, condemnation and grace. If you've been carrying heavy stones—regret, failure, hidden secrets—this message is your invitation to finally lay them down. Don't miss it.

 

💭 One Encounter Changes Everything💭

 

What if the chaos of your packed schedule is quietly pulling you away from the very One you're trying to serve? In Luke 10, two sisters welcome Jesus for dinner—no miracles, no crowds—yet this ordinary evening becomes one of Scripture's most transformative moments. Pastor Mike reveals how Martha's distraction mirrors our own exhausted, over-committed souls, and why Jesus tenderly calls us not to do more, but to *be* more present. If you've confused busyness with fruitfulness, this message is your invitation to reclaim what matters most. Don't miss it—sit at His feet and let Him restore your soul.

 

🔥 Breakfast on the Beach 🔥

 

Peter denied Jesus three times by a charcoal fire. Later, Jesus met him at another charcoal fire—not to shame him, but to restore him.

For every denial, Jesus asked: "Do you love me?" For every "yes," Jesus replied: "Feed my sheep."

 

Your failure is not final. Your shame is not yours to carry forever.

 

💬 Question for you: Have you ever felt too broken or ashamed to be used by God? How does Peter's story of restoration speak to you today?

 

🌊 QUESTION FOR YOU: Have you ever gotten into something that was over your head? 🚣‍♂️

 

This Sunday we looked at Peter walking on water with Jesus—and yeah, he started to sink. But here's what got me: Peter was the ONLY one who got out of the boat. The other 11 disciples? They just watched from the safety of their seats.

Pastor Mike reminded us: "The safest place in the world is wherever Jesus says 'come'—even if that's in the middle of a storm." 💨⛈️

 

So I'm curious...

What's YOUR boat?

The illusion of control?

Waiting for "perfect circumstances"?

Fear of what others think?

Financial security?

Comfort?

 

What storm has stolen your focus off Jesus lately?

 

What if God's calling you right now, not despite your rough edges, but because of them? 🙏💙

 

This week Pastor Mike reveals how Jesus found Peter—not in a temple or on a spiritual retreat, but cleaning nets after a frustrating night of fishing. Just an ordinary fisherman with obvious flaws, yet Jesus saw a rock inside those rough edges and declared, "You shall be called Peter." This isn't about being qualified; it's about surrender. Jesus specializes in using inadequate people because when extraordinary things happen through ordinary lives, everyone knows God did it. Ready to discover what Jesus sees in you? Don't miss this transformative message—dive in now!

 

P.S. Huge congrats again to our four high school graduates—Lily, Kerry, Josh, and Chloe! We're so proud of you! 🎓✨

 

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