In week two of Almost to All In, we’re talking about one of the hardest steps toward freedom: forgiveness. Holding onto anger and bitterness can keep us trapped in the past, but Jesus offers another way. We’ll discover why forgiveness isn’t forgetting, minimizing the hurt, or waiting until we feel ready—it’s a choice to release our right to get even and trust God with what happened. Whether you need to forgive someone who hurt you, forgive yourself, or seek forgiveness for the ways you’ve hurt others, you don’t have to stay almost free. The keys are within reach. It’s time to walk out of bitterness and go all in on forgiveness.

Almost doesn’t change anything. In week one of Almost to All In, we look at what Ephesians 4 teaches about our role in the church and why following Jesus was never meant to be a spectator sport. God has uniquely gifted each of us to serve, build up His church, and make a difference—and He wants our availability more than our ability. What might change if you stopped sitting on the sidelines and simply said yes?

It's Next Gen Takeover! Our middle school, high school, and young adults are leading every part of the weekend experience—from greeting guests at the doors and serving throughout the campus to leading worship and sharing the weekend's message.

As a church, we believe in investing in the next generation and creating opportunities for them to discover and use their God-given gifts. Today, you'll hear from three young people as they share their experiences of growing in their faith, serving others, and learning what it means to follow Jesus.

In the final week of What Do I Do?, we discover that genuine faith is revealed over time, and we're challenged to lovingly pursue those who have wandered while remaining rooted in the grace of Jesus ourselves.

In Week 7 of What Do I Do, we look at James 4 and confront a truth we all know but often avoid: life is shorter than we think. We are challenged to stop assuming we’ll always have more time and we’re invited to consider what God is calling us to do today.

In Week 6 of What Do I Do?, we explore how to navigate and resolve conflict. As James challenges us, we discover that the conflicts around us often reveal a deeper conflict within us.

In week 5 of What Do I Do, we are reminded how much of an impact we have when it comes to our words. A much needed reminder especially in our world to stop speaking death and to start speaking life.