What if the growth you’re longing for in your faith starts with going all in—not just on Sunday, but every day?

In today’s episode of the Everyday Faith Podcast, we continue our conversation with Erik Collins, campus pastor at Eagle Brook Church, as we talk about what it looks like to follow God into new seasons, trust Him with uncomfortable transitions, and discover the real purpose of church.

Erik shares about leaving a student ministry role he deeply loved to step into a new calling as campus pastor, and how that transition stretched his faith, reshaped his dependence on God, and reminded him that obedience often means taking the next step without seeing the full plan.

Along the way, this conversation turns toward a powerful and practical topic: what church is actually for. Together, we talk about why church isn’t just a place to attend for an hour each week, but a place to worship, serve, grow, and build meaningful community. Sunday may be the starting point, but true transformation happens in the everyday rhythms of walking with Jesus Monday through Saturday.

If you’ve ever found yourself drifting into routine, wondering why church feels disconnected from the rest of your week, or struggling to find your place in community, this episode will encourage you to lean in. God didn’t design His people to consume church from the sidelines—He invites us to be part of it, to grow through it, and to let it shape the way we live every day.

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