Ever Feel Like You’re Crushing Life… But Missing the Plot? You’re doing pretty well. You’ve got work to juggle, people counting on you, a calendar that’s always full, and just enough downtime to grab coffee or scroll before bed. From the outside, it looks solid. Responsible. Adulting at a high level. But every now and then—stuck on 270, folding laundry late, staring at your phone after a long day—you feel it: Is this really the story my life is supposed to be telling? Not “Do I believe in God?” but “Is my faith actually doing anything beyond helping me cope?” If you’re honest, you probably like Jesus… you’ve just fit Him neatly into a life built around comfort and convenience. Church works when it fits. Faith shows up when things get hard. And somewhere along the way, “safe” started sounding like “wise.” The problem? Safe has a way of shrinking things—dreams, courage, purpose—until following Jesus feels more like an add-on than a calling. You didn’t plan it. It just happened while you were busy being responsible. This Sunday’s message, “Who’s Writing Your Story?”, speaks straight into that tension. We’re looking at the real-life story of Peter—not the polished version, but the guy who loved Jesus, played it safe more than once, and kept getting interrupted by a bigger story than the one he was trying to manage. No guilt. No hype. Just an honest look at what might change if you stopped letting comfort hold the pen. So join us this Sunday at 9:15 or 11:15 AM, in person or online. Better yet, invite someone who’s “doing fine” but knows there has to be more than meetings, errands, and counting down to the next vacation. Come curious. Come tired. Come skeptical. Worst case—you laugh and get coffee. Best case—you realize you don’t need a new life… just a better story. And yes, the coffee will be ready—because spiritual awakenings pair best with caffeine. ☕️