Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly.

Today we’re in Proverbs 25:28, where the Bible says that a person without self-control is like a city broken into and left without walls. This episode is all about how self-control protects your life, your future, your relationships, and your success.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about how easy it is to think of self-control as just saying no to something in the moment, but it is much bigger than that. Self-control is what keeps you from trading long-term blessing for short-term gratification. Without it, even people who are talented, successful, or blessed can blow up their lives. But with it, you can begin steering your life in a direction that protects what God is building in you.

This message also highlights something really practical. Self-control grows stronger when you surround yourself with the right people. You need people in your life who spur you on, challenge you, and remind you of who you are in Christ. The wrong voices pull you toward compromise, excuses, and self-pity. The right voices call you higher, hold you accountable, and help strengthen the areas where you are still growing.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly also point out that the fight for self-control is deeply connected to what influences you. Friends, church, wise counsel, and the Word of God all matter. If you want to build walls around your life instead of leaving it exposed, you have to be intentional about the voices you let in and the people you let shape you. Real success is not just getting somewhere. It is having the character to stay there.

If you want a stronger life, a steadier life, and a more protected life, build self-control. Say no to what weakens you and yes to what strengthens you. That is part of how God leads you into lasting success.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason.

Today we’re in Matthew 6:33, and this episode is all about what you are seeking first. Jesus tells us to seek first the kingdom of God, and that simple shift changes everything. So many people start their day looking for stress, bad news, problems, and everything that is wrong. But when you begin your day looking for God’s kingdom, His peace, His favor, His joy, and His goodness, you start to see your whole day differently.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason talk about how easy it is to wake up and immediately fill your mind with the wrong things. News, negativity, comparison, fear, and frustration can become the first thing you seek. But Scripture gives us a better starting point. Seek first the kingdom of God. Look for what God is doing. Look for His hand at work in your family, your job, your relationships, and your future. When you do that, your heart and mind begin to rise instead of sink.

This message also encourages you to stop focusing only on what is wrong in the people around you. Instead of looking for the bad in your spouse, your kids, your boss, or your day, start looking for the good. Start looking for the “bacon,” as Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason put it. When you seek what is good, life-giving, and God-breathed, you begin to elevate that in the people around you and in your own heart too.

The big reminder in this episode is that what you seek first shapes the atmosphere of your life. If you seek what is broken, you will live frustrated. If you seek God’s kingdom first, you will begin to notice His favor, His movement, and His goodness everywhere. And in the middle of places where you may have felt lost, discouraged, or off track, God is able to bring turnaround and direction again.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly.

Today we’re in Proverbs 3:5-6, where the Bible says, “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will direct your paths.” This episode is all about trusting God instead of trying to carry everything in your own strength.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about how easy it is to lean on your own understanding. We want to figure everything out, solve every problem, and carry every responsibility ourselves. But this Scripture gives us a better way. Trust God with all your heart, acknowledge Him in all your ways, and let Him direct your path. That means not just turning to Him when life is falling apart, but partnering with Him in the little things too.

This message also highlights two powerful sides of acknowledging God. One is going to Him for help. Bringing Him into your meetings, your parenting, your decisions, your storms, and your ordinary moments. The other is giving Him credit. Recognizing that the good in your life is not just your own effort, but God’s hand working on your behalf. That kind of gratitude keeps your heart humble, peaceful, and full of faith.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly also point out how important this is in the home. When parents model gratitude, prayer, and dependence on God in everyday life, it shapes their children in lasting ways. Those little moments of saying, “Look what God did,” “Let’s pray,” and “God helped us with this” build adults who do not just rely on the system or their own strength, but on the faithfulness of God.

If you have been carrying too much on your own, let this remind you today. Stop. Trust Him. Acknowledge Him. Talk to Him. Give Him credit. Let God into every part of your day, and watch Him direct your path.

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Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about how important a wellspring was in ancient times. It had to be protected because everything downstream depended on it. That is the picture Scripture gives us for the heart. If the source gets contaminated, everything flowing out of it is affected. That is why guarding your heart matters so much. What you listen to, what you watch, what you replay in your mind, and what you say about yourself all shape the condition of your inner life.

This message is also a reminder that the world is constantly trying to shape your beliefs, lower your standards, and pull you away from God’s way of doing life. Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly point out how this applies in parenting, relationships, music, media, social platforms, and everyday thinking. If you allow the wrong things in long enough, they start muddying the water. But when you guard your heart and keep feeding it the Word of God, good things begin to flow out instead.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly also use Solomon as an example. He started in wisdom and favor, but later allowed his heart to be turned. That is such a powerful warning that no one drifts in a good direction by accident. Guarding your heart is not a one-time decision. It is a daily choice to protect your peace, your purity, your convictions, and your thinking so your life can keep moving toward God’s best.

If you want a better life, start by guarding the source. Guard your heart. Protect what goes in. Keep the water clean. Because everything you do flows from there.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly.

Today we’re in Lamentations 3:22, and this episode is all about the mercy, compassion, and faithfulness of God being brand new every single morning. No matter what yesterday looked like, God is not out of mercy, out of grace, or out of compassion for you. His goodness is fresh today.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about how easy it is to get consumed by stress, overwhelm, frustration, and everything that feels heavy in life. But this Scripture reminds us that we do not have to be consumed by those things. Instead, we can be consumed by the loving kindness, mercy, and faithfulness of God. That shift changes everything.

This message is such a powerful reminder that God is a God of new things. Maybe yesterday was rough. Maybe last year was rough. Maybe you feel like you have been carrying too much for too long. But His compassion has not failed, and His mercy is new again today. That means today is not trapped by yesterday. There is fresh grace for this moment, fresh strength for this day, and fresh hope for what is ahead.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly also encourage us to pause when something overwhelming tries to attach itself to us and remind ourselves what is actually true. You are not consumed by the stress. You are not consumed by the fear. You are not consumed by the pressure. You are consumed by His love, His mercy, and His faithfulness. That mindset brings patience, strength, perseverance, and peace back to the surface.

If you need a reset today, this is it. His mercy is new this morning. His compassion has not failed. His faithfulness is still steady. Let that be what fills your heart today.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly.

Today we’re in Galatians 6:9, and this episode is all about not growing weary in doing what is right. Scripture tells us not to lose heart, not to faint, and not to give up, because in due season we will reap a harvest if we keep going. That is such a powerful reminder for anyone who feels tired, overlooked, or worn down in the middle of doing the right thing.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about how easy it is to get weary in relationships, at work, in marriage, in parenting, or just in life. You keep being kind. You keep giving grace. You keep showing up. You keep doing what is honorable and loving, but it can feel like nothing is changing. This message reminds us that just because the harvest has not shown up yet does not mean it is not coming. Like a farmer, you keep sowing, keep tending, and keep trusting the process.

This episode also highlights something so important. Do not let other people change who you are. Just because someone is harsh does not mean you become harsh. Just because someone is unfair does not mean you stop being excellent. Just because someone is difficult does not mean you stop being loving. If your character changes every time your environment changes, then your identity is still too connected to people instead of to God.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly also talk about the real battle being inside of us. So often the fight is not really with other people. The fight is with our own reactions, emotions, and impulses. David did this in the Psalms. He talked to himself. He corrected his own soul. He reminded himself of truth. Sometimes the strongest thing you can do is fight yourself and choose to keep doing right even when it is hard.

You can do hard things. Keep being kind. Keep being faithful. Keep doing what is right. In due season, the harvest will come.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason.

Today we’re talking about celebrating the small victories in life and learning how to rejoice when good things happen, both for you and for other people. This episode is a great reminder that joy often gets stolen, not because God is not moving, but because we forget to notice the little wins right in front of us.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason talk about how easy it is to overlook everyday blessings. A job, a cup of coffee, another day to breathe, a chance to grow, a simple answered prayer, even just getting through the day can all be victories worth noticing. But instead of celebrating those things, people often compare, complain, or focus on what someone else got that they did not. That kind of envy quietly robs peace and joy.

This message also points out how important it is to celebrate the wins of other people. When someone else gets blessed, promoted, healed, restored, or favored, we have a choice. We can let envy rise up, or we can genuinely rejoice with them. That is one of the strongest ways to walk in love. When you learn to celebrate what God is doing in someone else’s life, you open your own heart to joy, peace, and gratitude.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Jason use examples from Scripture and everyday life to show how often people miss the miracle because they are too focused on something small and negative. Instead of noticing the healing, they notice the inconvenience. Instead of rejoicing over the breakthrough, they criticize the details. This episode is a call to become someone who sees the good, celebrates the miracle, and chooses joy over jealousy.

If you want more joy in your life, start celebrating the little wins. Celebrate what God is doing for you. Celebrate what He is doing for others. Learn to notice the victories, because they are everywhere.

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Good morning and welcome to Wake Up with Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly.

Today we’re in Isaiah 40:31, where the Bible says that those who wait on the Lord will renew their strength. This episode is all about trusting God’s timing, even when waiting feels frustrating, slow, or uncomfortable.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly talk about how hard waiting can be in a world that wants everything instantly. We want fast answers, fast blessings, fast results, and fast direction. But God’s best often comes with a waiting process. Abraham waited. Joseph waited. David waited. And in each case, the waiting was not wasted. God was doing something in them before He brought them into what He had promised.

This message is such a good reminder that waiting on God does not mean doing nothing. It means continuing to do what is right while trusting that God is still working. Maybe you are waiting for the right relationship, the right opportunity, a breakthrough in your finances, or an answer in your family. The encouragement here is not to settle just because you are tired of waiting. Stay faithful. Stay steady. Keep doing right. God’s best is worth the wait.

Pastor Scot and Pastor Holly also point out that sometimes what we think we want in the moment is not actually what would be best for us. Time and space have a way of revealing that. As we wait on the Lord, our hearts and minds begin to catch up with His wisdom, and we often realize later that His plan was better than what we were trying to force.

If you are in a waiting season right now, let this encourage you. God has not forgotten you. He is renewing your strength in the middle of the process, and what He has ahead for you is better than anything you could rush on your own.

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