In this episode, we continue our conversation about the importance of community. Starting with Genesis 2:18, we’re reminded that God designed us to do life together long before sin entered the world. We talk about why groups matter, how they create space for encouragement and growth, and what happens when people make intentional time for relationships that point them toward Jesus.Have questions? Email us at [email protected]

What if serving isn’t just something we do, but something we’re becoming? In this episode, we dive deeper into Pastor Jason’s message on serving from the “In the Neighborhood” series. Joined by Debbie Cusick, we explore how serving others shapes our spiritual formation, strengthens our church community, and transforms the way we live our faith every day.

Serving isn’t about filling a role or checking a box. It’s about becoming more like Jesus.

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In this episode, we talk about what it means to live on mission together. From the story of Zacchaeus to the Great Commission, we’re reminded that Jesus came to seek and save the lost, and He invites us to be part of that mission. We unpack what it looks like to go with His authority, not our own strength, and how simple obedience can impact generations. We also break down Kingdom Builders and how, as a church family, we partner locally and globally to reach the unreached and support the marginalized.

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Generosity is more than giving money, it’s a posture of trust. Living open-handed reflects the heart of a generous God and invites freedom into everyday life. With wisdom and balance, generosity shows up in simple ways: encouragement, serving, sharing resources, and trusting God with what we have.Have questions? Email us at [email protected]

What if you’re more of a leader than you think?

In this episode of, we unpack another week of our series,The Neighborhood, and dive deep into what it really means to live empowered. Pastor Jason breaks down the empowerment framework:

I³ + O + C³ = E

I (Identify, Invite, Invest)

O (Opportunity)

C (Convictions, Commitment, Capacity)

E (Empowerment)

Whether you're a parent, a leader, a student, or just trying to figure out your next step with God. This conversation will challenge you to ask: What is God inviting me into right now?

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In this episode of Now What?, Pastor Isaiah, Tonna, and special guest Will Prusia reflect on Sunday’s message and ask a powerful question: what happens when a generation is missed? They talk about the responsibility we all share to invest in the next generation, not just as parents, but as the family of God. From building “sticky faith” to the impact of having multiple trusted adults in a young person’s life, this conversation challenges us to stop coasting, step up, and make room for those who are still searching. Because the next generation doesn’t need cool Christians…they need available ones.

Episode Resources Mentioned:
-Sticky Faith — Dr. Kara E. Powell
-Strong Enough to Last — David Boyd
-The Life We’re Looking For — Andy Crouch
-Retire with Purpose — from Retirement Reformation (ministry booklet)

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In this episode of Now What?, we unpack Sunday’s message, There’s Still Room and ask the uncomfortable question: if God is still inviting, why aren’t we? They talk honestly about trusting Jesus with people, stepping past fear and suspicion, and loving others even when it feels risky. From powerful moments in Scripture to real-life stories of showing up when it’s uncomfortable, this conversation will challenge you to see who’s missing, stop playing it safe, and extend the invitation anyway.

Homework for the week:

• Write down one name.
  Who is God putting on your heart?
• Extend one relational invitation.
  Coffee, dinner, a walk, or a simple text.
• Consider Celebration Sunday as a low-pressure invite.
  Who could you bring with you?
• Ask yourself:
  Who am I committing to invite?

A person with an "inward church-focus" asks:

• Did I like worship?
• Was the message for me?

A person with an "outward church-focus" asks:

• Who is missing?
• Who did I show love to this week?
• Who did I invite?

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