What happens when we step out of the purpose God has prepared for us? In this message, we dive into the narrative of King David in 2 Samuel 11:1—a time when kings were meant to go to battle, but David stayed home, omitting himself from the work God had for him. This critical choice led to disastrous consequences, both for David and for those around him. We’ll uncover three ways purpose protects us from complacency, sin, and missed opportunities while showing how stepping into God’s plan brings joy, challenge, and growth. Learn how God can redeem even the most broken moments and lead us into a life of impact and fulfillment.

In this message, Pastor Levi Lusko dives into Romans 16, highlighting the often-overlooked individuals who played pivotal roles in the early church. Drawing parallels between these unsung heroes and the builders of historical road networks, we see that while society may celebrate prominent figures, it's the unseen laborers who lay the groundwork for significant progress. Discover that no matter how unnoticed or unappreciated you may feel, your contributions are recognized by God and vital for the spreading of the Gospel.

In this message, Pastor Levi Lusko shows us how God used the Roman Empire's roads, language, and political structure to spread Christianity at the perfect time. The same God who timed Jesus' arrival with such precision is orchestrating the timing of your life, too. Gain insight into how God wants to use us now–our dreams, experiences, backgrounds, and pain–to continue to spread the Gospel.

In this message, Pastor Levi Lusko dives into Ruth’s story, revealing how God can transform even your hardest season into a double blessing. Set against the backdrop of ancient Moab’s idol-worshiping culture, Ruth’s journey points us to Jesus’ ultimate act of redemption. Discover how God weaves His perfect plan through unlikely people and circumstances, and learn to answer His call to live with character, generosity, and hope.

In this message, Pastor Levi Lusko looks at the life of Rahab in Joshua 2 to show us that God’s grace shines brightest in the darkest places and no past is too messy for redemption. Just like the scarlet cord in her window, the blood of Jesus covers our sins, offering new life and purpose. This message reminds us that God goes before us, redeems what’s broken, and invites us to be part of His greater plan. Your past doesn’t define you—His promises do.

In this message, Pastor Levi Lusko dives into the story of Judah and Tamar from Genesis 38. Despite Judah's treachery and Tamar's desperation, God's sovereignty shines through, proving that He can use deeply flawed people for His purpose. We learn how character matters more than reputation, and how the struggles we judge in others often mirror our own. Ultimately, God’s redemptive plan for Judah points us to Jesus, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, offering second chances and breakthroughs even in our darkest moments.

In this message, Pastor Zach Martin delves into the concept of work from a biblical perspective, contrasting it with modern hustle culture. We see how God’s plan for us includes work, but not in the stressful, overwhelming way that society often portrays it. Instead we learn the importance of the finished work of Christ, embracing the good work God has given us, and our role in walking slowly with the Holy Spirit.

You need people. You need the right people. You need to fight to stay tight with the right people. In this message, we discover the power of unity and the strength found in community! We explore how God designed us to need each other. From the beginning, we were created for connection, and through relationships, we experience exponential power. Unity isn't always easy—it comes with challenges, yet it's exactly what Jesus had in mind for us when He created us, and we can't get to where God wants to go alone.

In this message, David Nasser reminds us that Jesus meant it when he said it: our assignment is to witness to the ends of the earth (Acts 1:8.) Sharing the gospel is not just a suggestion—it's an urgent call. David shows us that it's not about being polished or charismatic when it comes to sharing your faith; it's about the Holy Spirit's power and a heart of compassion. We are called to testify to the difference God has made in our lives—it's too good to keep to ourselves.

In this message, live from Montana State Prison, Pastor Levi dives into the story of Joseph in Genesis 37. He reminds us that even in seasons of suffering, God has not abandoned you. Your hardships are not a dead end but a detour. God’s plan is still in motion, and His promises stand firm. Learn how to lean on God’s presence, depend on Him instead of despair, and develop yourself in the midst of your journey.