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Speaker: Crystal Wimbish
Protecting Our Kids in a Digital World
How do we love our children through the hard things they'll encounter on their phones? Hard conversations, but real love.
You'll walk away knowing:
"Be on guard. Stand firm in the faith. Be courageous. Be strong. And do everything in love." — 1 Corinthians 16:13–14
Speakers: Katie Elder and Lauren Everley
So many moms long for deeper friendships and meaningful connection, yet building that kind of community can feel difficult in the middle of busy schedules and full seasons of life.
Katie and Lauren will help us explore what it looks like to cultivate Christ-centered relationships and the kind of community that strengthens our faith and supports us through every season of motherhood.
In a culture that swings between obsession and neglect when it comes to health, it can be hard to find balance.
We either idolize it — chasing control and perfection.
Or we ignore it — feeling overwhelmed and stuck.
But Scripture offers a better way.
Health is not an idol.
It’s not a guarantee.
It’s a gift of stewardship.
And stewardship flows from grace.
We are servants called to love and serve others well — and caring for our bodies plays a role in that calling.
This month’s Refresh will help us:
Understand our bodies through God’s design
Remove shame around imperfection
Reframe health through grace
If you’ve been feeling stretched in this area, this gathering is for you.
Speakers: Dr. David and Jennifer Duralia
Marriage after kids can feel like one more place we’re trying to “get it right” while juggling everything else. Busy schedules, exhaustion, and shifting roles can slowly pull us out of connection if we’re not intentional. This morning will be a time of encouragement and practical wisdom—grounded in truth and grace—for nurturing your marriage in the season you’re in now.
Whether your marriage feels strong or stretched, you are welcome here.
Join us as we welcome Vicki Murray, Senior Leadership Coach for Strong Lead. For 38 years, Vicki has walked alongside women with a passion born out of her own story — a season of striving, seeking approval, and wrestling with identity until God met her in a profound way. He revealed her true worth in Christ and freed her from performance-driven living.
At Refresh, Vicki will share:
• The four needs only God can fully meet
• What Scripture says about who we are
• How to heal from a shattered identity
• Letting go of “checklist Christianity”
It’s the kind of message we all need at the beginning of a new year — grounding, clarifying, and filled with gospel hope.
This month’s panel will feature three incredible moms, each in a different stage of motherhood:
Hayley Wimbish – mom of littles and elementary-aged kids
Lydia Carlino – mom of teens and a college student
Gigi Miller – mom to grown children and a proud grandmother
Together, they’ll share heartfelt stories and Christ-centered wisdom on how family traditions—both big and small—can keep our homes grounded in faith, anchored in love, and connected across generations.
Whether you’re establishing new traditions, adapting old ones, or simply finding your rhythm in a busy season, you’ll leave encouraged and inspired to nurture a home rooted in God’s love.
Our very own Pastor Paul Cummings will encourage and equip us about speaking with our kids about Jesus, understanding the influence of peer groups, and navigating screen time with wisdom and balance. No matter what stage of motherhood you're in, you'll leave with hope, encouragement, and practical wisdom for helping the youth in your life grow strong roots of faith!
In this fun and insightful session, Lisa will walk us through The 4 Shoes—a conversation about understanding the way God uniquely designed us and those around us (based on the DISC profile).
You’ll:
Whether you’re navigating motherhood, marriage, leadership, or community, this session will remind you that your “shoe” is the perfect fit.
Pastor Amy Rinehults shares her story of how she unlearned the lies about marriage and motherhood that she used to love, and how she is learning to write a new story that is an improbable kind of perfection. You don't want to miss this story of trusting in God's plan!
From the publisher's feed
"Before they follow Jesus, they need to be introduced to Him."
One of the simplest — and most important — things Van Walton shared with us this month: the first principle of anchoring your…
Van tied this back to our theme verse for the year:
"Be on guard. Stand firm in the faith. Be courageous. Be strong. And do everything in love." — 1 Corinthians 16:13–14
Standing firm in your home starts with introducing your children to the One you're standing on.