June 21, 2026 - July 19, 2026
Sometimes life can feel like you don’t quite fit—like you’re not fully at home anywhere. The world keeps shifting, expectations keep changing, and it can be hard to know who you really are or where you belong. In this series, we’re going to be looking at a letter in the Bible called 1 Peter. It was written by one of Jesus’ closest friends for people living in that exact kind of tension. They were trying to follow Jesus in a constantly shifting culture filled with mixed messages about what to believe and how to live. Instead of checking out or just blending in, Jesus offers us a different way. As the world is changing, we can be deeply rooted in who God says we are. In this five-week series of messages, we’ll discover how to live with clarity, confidence, and purpose—even when we may feel out of place. It’s about building an identity that actually holds steady and learning how to live that out in everyday life. And really, the question we’re going to keep coming back to is this: When everything around us is changing… who is God calling me to be?
Messages: 5

July 19, 2026
Series: UNSHAKABLE IDENTITY
Speaker: Jason Cusick
What kind of influence does your identity create in the lives of others? Whether we realize it or not, every one of us influences someone. The question is not whether we lead, but how. In the closing message of our Unshakeable Identity series, we’ll look into a radically different vision of leadership—one rooted in humility, service, and trust in God. As we discover what it means to lead like Jesus, we’ll see how a secure identity empowers us to care for others and navigate life with confidence and hope.
July 12, 2026
Series: UNSHAKABLE IDENTITY
Speaker: Jason Cusick
Who are you becoming through the choices you make every day? Our lives are shaped by countless decisions, both large and small. In a world filled with competing voices and endless distractions, it can be difficult to know which path leads to lasting growth. In this New Testament letter, Peter reminds us that our choices are connected to our identity and purpose. This message explores how a secure identity in Christ gives us the courage to live differently and make decisions that move us toward God’s best.
July 5, 2026
Series: UNSHAKABLE IDENTITY
Speaker: Jason Cusick
What if your relationships reveal more about your identity than your words ever could? Every relationship has the power to shape us—for better or worse. Yet God often uses our closest and most difficult relationships to form our character and display the love of Jesus. In this week’s message, we’ll see how our identity in Christ transforms the way we respond to conflict, disappointment, and difference. As we follow the example of Jesus, our relationships can become a powerful reflection of who we belong to.
June 28, 2026
Series: UNSHAKABLE IDENTITY
Speaker: Alex Grahmann
How do you stay true to yourself when the world around you keeps changing? It’s easy to respond to cultural tension with fear, frustration, withdrawal, or compromise. But what if followers of Jesus are called to a different way? In this message in our Unshakeable Identity series, we see the Apostle Peter writing to believers navigating a confusing world. He challenges them to engage their culture without losing their identity. We’ll explore how a secure identity in Jesus can help us live with courage, humility, and purpose in a divided world.
June 21, 2026
Series: UNSHAKABLE IDENTITY
Speaker: Jason Cusick
Who are you when everything around you is changing? We often build our identity on things that can shift without warning—our relationships, accomplishments, health, beliefs, or stage of life. But what if there was a foundation strong enough to hold steady through every season? This week, we start a series called Unshakeable Identity. We’ll be looking at a letter in the New Testament written by one of Jesus closest friends, Peter. We’ll discover how God offers an identity that isn’t defined by circumstances but by something far deeper. When life feels uncertain, we can find confidence in who God says we are.