In this week’s message from our Legacy Series, Pastor Hazen Stevens unpacks what it means to steward our resources with eternity in mind. Drawing from Matthew 6:33, we’re reminded that when we seek first the Kingdom of God, every other need is met.

From practical tools like budgeting and tracking to the deeper truth that “you can’t outgive God,” this episode explores how to align, cultivate, and take stock of our financial lives in ways that bring both present fruit and eternal impact. Along the way, Pastor Hazen contrasts earthly wealth—like empires, estates, and treasures left behind—with the kind of Kingdom investments that never fade.

If you’ve ever wondered how to honor God with your finances, live generously, and carry a mindset that “all of it is His,” this episode will equip and inspire you to live a life of lasting legacy.

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Pastor Hazen Stevens unpacks what it means to steward our time with wisdom and intentionality. Drawing from Psalm 90:12 — “Teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom” — we explore how to build our lives around what matters most, not just for today but for eternity.

Through the ACT framework (Align, Cultivate, Take Stock, Look Up), Hazen gives practical steps for aligning our schedules with our values, creating rhythms that sustain growth, and learning to reflect and recalibrate with God’s grace. We also look at how to resist the “tyranny of the urgent,” prioritize devotion and family, and cultivate margin for rest.

This message is both a call and an encouragement: you don’t have to strive or live in defeat — by God’s grace, you can become the person He has called you to be.

Tune in and discover how to steward your time in a way that maximizes impact in this life and the next.

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In this opening message of our Legacy series, Pastor Hazen Stevens unpacks what it means to live with eternity in mind. Drawing from Ecclesiastes 3:11, we explore the God-given desire for legacy placed within every heart, the dangers of neglecting it, and the framework Scripture provides for building a life that echoes beyond our years.

Through the examples of David, Solomon, and Rehoboam, we see how legacy can either be faithfully carried forward or tragically lost. Pastor Hazen outlines four pillars of faithful stewardship—time, resources, relationships, and calling—and challenges us to view each as an eternal investment.

This episode calls us to pray daily, “God, make me a good steward of time, resources, relationships, and calling to maximize impact in this life and the next,” and to take one step this week toward investing in something that will last forever.

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Jesus modeled how to engage with people across every divide—with both truth and tenderness. In our final episode, we talk about what it looks like to carry hope into conversations with those who think, believe, or live differently. From cross-cultural humility to faithful witness, we’re invited to keep the table open.

Practice Prompt: Intentionally listen to one person this week whose worldview differs from yours.

What if the way we speak to each other could reflect the heart of Jesus? In this episode, we look at how our conversations shape Christian community. Whether through encouragement, confession, or spiritual direction, our words carry weight. We explore how grace-filled dialogue forms us—and the people around us.

Action Step: Ask one spiritually curious question to someone in your community this week.

Prayer isn’t just a spiritual practice—it’s a way of life. In this conversation, we unpack the many forms prayer can take: from whispered laments to communal intercession to creativity itself. Drawing from the lives of Abraham, Mary, and Jesus, we reflect on how prayer can shape our days and deepen our intimacy with God.

Practice Challenge: Try one unfamiliar form of prayer this week—silence, intercession, art, or breath prayer.

Before we ever spoke a word, there was a dialogue already unfolding — between Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. In this episode, we explore what it means to be invited into that eternal conversation. From the communion of creation to Jesus' life of constant connection with the Father, we’re reminded that prayer is less about performance and more about participation in divine love.

Reflection Prompt: Imagine yourself at the table with the Trinity—what do you hear, and how do you respond?

In this special episode, Pastor Hazen Stevens shares a powerful "State of the Church" message—celebrating stories of transformation, highlighting the impact of prayer, and providing a transparent financial snapshot of our year so far. Discover the heart behind our 5-4-3-2-1 Vision Map: the 5 key behaviors that shape us, the places where transformation happens, the promises God gives, and our singular purpose as a church family. We also look ahead to what’s coming—Bible Intensive, Family Fun Day, and our upcoming Legacy Series.

Join us as we reflect, celebrate, and prepare for the season ahead.

What makes the gospel so powerful and transformative? In this episode, Pastor Hazen breaks down the “seed” of the gospel—its message, its power, and its invitation. From God’s intentional plan for our lives to the reality of sin, the redemption of Jesus, and our response of faith, this message is both a clear gospel presentation and a call to action.

If you’ve ever wondered how to share your faith or needed a fresh reminder of the hope you carry, this episode will inspire you to sow the seed of the gospel with confidence.

🌱 The seed is simple. The power is eternal.

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In this week’s message, Pastor Hazen reminds us that sharing the gospel is never wasted. Drawing inspiration from the life of Johnny Appleseed and rooted in powerful Scripture, we’re encouraged to sow spiritual seeds with boldness, even when we can’t see immediate results.

Featuring real-life testimonies—from an atheist turned intern to an inmate turned worship leader—this episode is a faith-building call to action: keep sowing, because God brings the growth.

🌱 Don’t underestimate the power of a planted seed.

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