Paul opens from prison with gratitude for a church that has been his partner from the first day. Joy isn't dependent on circumstances — it's a settled confidence in what God is doing. Before the campaign asks anything of anyone, we start by naming what God has already done.

Robin Gough 
August 30, 2026

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Like Nehemiah, we have taken time to pray, assess, and discern what God is calling us to do. RISE builds on years of faithfulness while preparing for the ministry God will do through us in the years ahead. Before we make commitments, we begin by seeking God together and asking what part he is calling each of us to play.

Robin Gough
August 23, 2026

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Jesus got tired, sat at wells, slept through storms, and pulled his disciples away from crowds. If the Son of God built rest into his rhythm, we have no excuse not to.

John Vaught
August 16, 2026

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We've baptized busyness as faithfulness. Martha did the same thing—filled every moment with good work and missed the one thing that mattered.

Robin Gough
August 9, 2026

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Rest isn't laziness; it's the first thing God modeled after creation. Sabbath was built into the world before sin, and it's still holy.

Robin Gough
August 2, 2026

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At the end of his days, David’s hope rests not on his reign but on God’s unbroken promise. His story closes where the gospel begins—with a throne that belongs to Jesus, the true and everlasting King.

Robin Gough
July 26, 2026

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A father’s grief over his lost son reveals the depth of love and the cost of rebellion. In those tears, we glimpse the heart of God, who would later weep for us and redeem us through His Son.

Robin Gough
July 19, 2026

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A single glance unravels a kingdom and a conscience, reminding us how quickly desire can destroy. Yet even here, God’s relentless mercy begins its work of redemption.

Robin Gough
July 12, 2026
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At the height of David’s success, God interrupts his ambitions with something far greater - a promise of a kingdom that would outlast every throne on earth. In the covenant with David, we see the unbreakable mercy of God pointing forward to Jesus, the King whose reign brings hope to every generation.

John Vaught
July 5, 2026

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In the shadows of the cave, David learns that waiting on God is never wasted. His mercy toward Saul foreshadows the grace of Jesus, who conquered not by taking life but by giving His own.

Robin Gough
June 28, 2026

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