Come join Payton Stewart as he dives into the Gospel of Gods word.

The seemingly ordinary practices that we employ to practice our faith and pursue Jesus have a backstory. They come from somewhere, have holy intention, and mean much more than we realize.

This year, 10 churches in Rock Springs and Green River join as one to celebrate, connect, and encourage the body of Christ.

Jason lost 80% of his tongue to stage 4 cancer. Doctors said he would never speak or sing again. Clearly, he has defeated all of those odds and is coming to perform and share the gospel with us.

Jason lost 80% of his tongue to stage 4 cancer. Doctors said he would never speak or sing again. Clearly, he has defeated all of those odds and is coming to perform and share the gospel with us.

Welcome to Ordinary Faith. We’re glad you’re here. Today we welcome missionary Amber Stark and her daughter Sophie. They lead Good Book Oasis in Slovakia, which provides respite retreats for missionaries. Amber will share how God has been helping people heal through their ministry. We will also take a look at the linchpin of faith—what the one thing is that makes following Jesus and Christianity unique in a world already filled with religion. Pastor Steve’s message is The One Thing.

Join Pastor Payton Stewart as he delves into the profound reasons why righteousness matters in our lives. Discover how living a righteous life can transform your faith journey and bring you closer to God's purpose for you.

The Cross of Jesus is so much more than a symbol, sign, or motion. The Cross is the foundation of all honest Christian thinking. The Cross and how you think about it means everything. The Cross and how you live because of it means even more.

Believe in Communion MORE Than your Isolation. There is value in short seasons of isolation, but to live that way continually is not healthy. God created us to live in communion with Him and with others.

Why do we often believe in our anxiety more than Jesus’ peace? Greater Faith means I believe Jesus’ words, the Father’s heart, and the Spirit’s power more than the things I can see. We live by believing, not by seeing.