Pastor Russ continues our Grow on Purpose series with a powerful message on generosity, illustrating how the way we steward what God has entrusted to us can make an eternal impact. Discover how living with open hands helps advance the Kingdom of God—right here in our local community and around the world.

This week’s message, “Growing in Relationships,” is part of our series Grow on Purpose — a journey focused on intentional spiritual growth and living out our faith with purpose.

Healthy relationships don’t just happen — they’re cultivated. Whether it’s our relationship with God, our family, our church community, or the people we encounter every day, growth requires intention, humility, grace, and love. In this message, we explore what Scripture teaches about building Christ-centered relationships that strengthen our faith and reflect God’s heart to the world.

Pastor Russ brings a message on how worship is more than a song—it is a lifestyle of gratitude, surrender, and holy hunger that transforms us into Christ’s likeness. As we cultivate daily, wholehearted worship, we invite God’s presence, experience personal transformation, and walk in spiritual victory.

Part 6 of our Grow on Purpose series challenges us to rethink greatness as Pastor Russ unpacks what it truly means to grow in serving — because we are not saved by serving, but for serving. Discover how serving the broken, your church, and your home isn’t just something you do — it’s who you are in Christ.

Part 5 of Grow on Purpose features John Zick, AG National Director of CALLED, sharing a powerful message on Fulfilling Your Purpose—living with an eternal focus, owning your unique call, and investing in the next generation God has entrusted to us.

In Part 4 of our Grow on Purpose series, guest speaker Pastor Dave Boudwin challenges us to grow in our witness. Each of us carries a powerful story of what Jesus has done in our lives—and that story was never meant to stay silent. As believers, we are sent with a mission to reflect Christ and help rescue others the same way Jesus has rescued us. This message will encourage and equip you to live boldly, love intentionally, and share your faith with purpose.

Because of this weekend’s winter storm, our Sunday service was moved to Saturday—and we’re so grateful we were able to gather and worship together as a church family.

In this message, we continued our Grow on Purpose series with Growing in Community, featuring a meaningful dialogue with the Fountain of Life pastors. Together, we talked about the importance of being present with one another, building authentic relationships, and strengthening the Body of Christ as God intended.

Whether you’re watching live or on demand, our prayer is that this message encourages you to stay rooted, connected, and growing in community.

Thank you for worshiping with us. 💙

Spiritual growth isn’t automatic or instant—it’s intentional. In Part 2, we discover that true growth is centered on a person, not performance. As we behold Jesus through His Word, prayer, and daily dependence, we are transformed from the inside out—growing deeper in faith, character, and trust as we pursue knowing Him more.

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In the first message of our Grow on Purpose series, we’re learning what it means to truly grow in God’s grace. Spiritual growth isn’t about performance or trying harder—it’s about depending on what Christ has already done for us. When we understand and embrace God’s undeserved favor, it changes how we respond to failure, deepens our relationship with Him, and transforms the way we treat others. Join us as we take the first step in growing on purpose, experiencing the freedom, power, and life-changing impact of God’s grace.

In “Increase Your Expectations,” Pastor Russ calls the church to reexamine what we’re really believing God for as we enter the new year, confronting a culture of shallow resolutions with a deeper, faith-filled pursuit of Christ. Anchored in Hebrews 11, the message reveals God’s heart as a loving Father who delights in rewarding those who diligently seek Him—not with empty religion, but with His presence, power, and provision. This message challenges us to move past complacency, rekindle holy passion, and step into 2026 expecting transformation not by chance, but by pursuit.