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God is always speaking, but are we listening?In this message, we explore three practical ways God speaks to His people: through proximity with Him, through trusted people, and even through seasons of pain. If you've ever wondered how to discern God's direction or felt like heaven was silent, this message offers biblical encouragement to stay close to Jesus and trust His leading.

Every generation has a responsibility to pass on the hope and truth of Jesus. In this message, Ethan Johnson challenges us to move beyond comfort, trust God's voice, surrender every part of our lives, and boldly share the story of what Jesus has done.Looking at Judges 2 and Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman in John 4, we see that God works through ordinary people who are willing to go where He leads and tell others about Him. Our story may be the very thing God uses to change someone else's life.

Every generation has a responsibility to pass on the hope and truth of Jesus. In this message, Ethan Johnson challenges us to move beyond comfort, trust God's voice, surrender every part of our lives, and boldly share the story of what Jesus has done.Looking at Judges 2 and Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman in John 4, we see that God works through ordinary people who are willing to go where He leads and tell others about Him. Our story may be the very thing God uses to change someone else's life.

The next generation doesn't happen by accident. It is shaped by intentional people who choose to protect, sharpen, and point others toward Jesus.In this message, Lauren Bohn walks through Psalm 127:3-5, showing how God calls His people to see the next generation as arrows in the hands of a warrior. Through biblical examples and personal testimony, she challenges us to create spaces where young people are safe, strengthened, and prepared to fulfill God's purpose for their lives.Whether you're a parent, mentor, teacher, coach, volunteer, or simply someone willing to invest in another person, this message is an invitation to become part of someone's story and help point the next generation toward Christ.

The next generation doesn't happen by accident. It is shaped by intentional people who choose to protect, sharpen, and point others toward Jesus.In this message, Lauren Bohn walks through Psalm 127:3-5, showing how God calls His people to see the next generation as arrows in the hands of a warrior. Through biblical examples and personal testimony, she challenges us to create spaces where young people are safe, strengthened, and prepared to fulfill God's purpose for their lives.Whether you're a parent, mentor, teacher, coach, volunteer, or simply someone willing to invest in another person, this message is an invitation to become part of someone's story and help point the next generation toward Christ.

We were never called to simply consume church. We were commissioned to carry the heart of Jesus into the world around us.In this message, we explore Jesus' Great Commission alongside His heart for the one lost sheep. As followers of Christ, we can easily build lives around comfort and convenience while missing the people God has called us to love. Through Scripture and practical application, this message challenges us to remember where Jesus found us, embrace His compassion, and choose a lifestyle that intentionally reaches those far from God.

We were never called to simply consume church. We were commissioned to carry the heart of Jesus into the world around us.In this message, we explore Jesus' Great Commission alongside His heart for the one lost sheep. As followers of Christ, we can easily build lives around comfort and convenience while missing the people God has called us to love. Through Scripture and practical application, this message challenges us to remember where Jesus found us, embrace His compassion, and choose a lifestyle that intentionally reaches those far from God.

Jordan McCaslin reminds us that Jesus wants us to live a full, abundant life, not just an exhausted one.

Jordan McCaslin reminds us that Jesus wants us to live a full, abundant life, not just an exhausted one.

In week 3 of Summer Lovin', Ryan Wekenman teaches through the story of Matthew the tax collector, a man who knew he was tough to love and whom Jesus welcomed anyway. It is an honest look at loving difficult people, the reality of church hurt, and what it means to be imperfect people pursuing a perfect God. There is a seat at the table for the ones who feel like they have lost theirs, including you.