Mixtape
November 11, 2025 - November 30, 2025
Music has always had the power to shape the way we think, feel, and live. Every song does something to us, whether it’s the anthem that defined our teenage years, the breakup ballad that got us through heartache, or the worship song that lifted us closer to God. Lyrics carry messages. Melodies stir emotions. Rhythms embed themselves into our memories. The songs we put on repeat become more than background noise, they become the soundtrack of our lives.
What’s On Repeat
Week #3 November 30, 2025 Carlos Ortiz
Songs and messages we repeat are actively shaping our beliefs and lives—for better or worse. Discover why repetition builds memory and how the truth, negativity, or hope we put on repeat becomes the soundtrack we live by. Learn to pay attention to the lyrics filling your mind, because what we take in eventually comes out in how we think, feel, and respond to the world. Find out why hymns and truth-filled songs aren't just nostalgic—they're spiritual anchors that help us rehearse what's real when life gets noisy. Join us as we explore the power of keeping truth on loop, so that when storms come, you'll find yourself humming hope instead of fear.
Sing a New Song
Week #2 November 23, 2025 Carlos Ortiz
You don’t get a new song by pretending the old pain isn’t there. You get a new song by bringing it honestly to God. Today, we walk through the Psalms and show how God invites us to come to Him with every emotion... not just the polished, church-friendly ones. When we’re real with God, He shifts our perspective, renews our mind, and puts a new song in our mouth (Psalm 40:3). If you’ve been stuck replaying old hurt, discouragement, or anxious thoughts… this sermon will help you move from honesty → hope → transformation.
When The Music Fades
Week #1 Carlos Ortiz
In a world full of noise, speed, and constant input, we forget that every moment is shaping us. What we watch, what we consume, what we repeat — it all forms something in us. But God offers a different kind of formation. A slower one. A truer one. One that meets us in the tension, the silence, and the unresolved places.