Pastor Rod Collins opens a brand new series in Paul's letter to Titus — one of the most tightly packed books in all of Scripture — unpacking what it means to live out a faith that is rooted in transformative truth, shaped by sound doctrine, and visible in the character of those who lead. From Paul's identity as a willing bond-slave of God to his urgent charge to Titus to appoint qualified leaders in the broken churches of Crete, this opening message lays a compelling foundation for what it truly means to believe something that changes everything about how life is lived.

In this special Youth Takeover service, Youth Pastor Mike Philips and Worship/Young Adults Leader Nate Peister team up to walk through the full armor of God in Ephesians 6:14–18 — Pastor Mike covering the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, and the shoes of peace, while Nate takes up the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit to complete the picture. Together they build a compelling case that the Christian life is not a passive one, but an active spiritual battle that demands a fully armored, word-saturated, faith-driven believer ready to stand.

Drawing from 1 Corinthians 1 and a sweeping journey through Acts, Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles, Pastor Jim Willard makes a passionate case for what it takes to build a legacy church — one that stands not on the strength of programs or personality, but on a people united in heart, mind, and purpose through the word of God and the power of the Holy Spirit. Through four stones of remembrance — gratitude, trust in God's perfection, remembrance of his faithfulness, and recovery after being knocked down — this is a timely and earnest call to be the kind of church that is still standing when the next generation arrives.

Drawing from Genesis 22 and Hebrews 11, Pastor Don McClure traces the arc of Abraham's faith across five decades — not as a story about a uniquely extraordinary man, but as a mirror for every believer navigating the tension between the natural life and a life surrendered to God. From the courage of stepping out into the unknown, to the harder discipline of staying out when famine hits, to the ultimate invitation to offer up everything God has ever given — this is a searching and deeply personal exploration of what it truly means to grow in faith.

In a message unlike any other in The Summer Series, worship leaders Nate Peister and Taps Mugadza pull back the curtain on what biblical praise actually looks like — walking through seven Hebrew words for worship found in the Old Testament and unpacking the depth of meaning lost in translation. From the uninhibited exuberance of Halal to the sacrificial, spirit-led devotion of Tahilla, this is a rich and personal exploration of how God has prescribed — not merely suggested — the way his people are to worship him.

In the opening message of The Summer Series, Pastor Matt Higgins draws from Lamentations 3:19–24 to introduce one of Scripture's most overlooked yet deeply human practices — biblical lament. Rather than calling believers to minimize their pain or put on a brave face, Pastor Matt makes the case that honest, raw, unfiltered honesty before God is not a sign of weak faith but the very pathway to intimacy with him — holding pain deeply in one hand and the character of a faithful God tightly in the other.

In this concluding message of the Proverbs series, Pastor Rod Collins lays out seven practical ways to acquire wisdom — seeking it wholeheartedly, taking in God's word, listening to wise counsel, praying for it, associating with the wise, walking in the fear of the Lord, and even learning from the humble example of the ant — drawing on Solomon's own request for wisdom as the framework for the entire message.

In this special Father's Day message, Pastor Rod Collins draws from Nehemiah 4:14, Malachi 4:6, Ezekiel 18, and 2 Corinthians 6:18 to lay out five defining marks of a godly father — knowing the love of a heavenly father, breaking generational sin cycles, being a good man before being a good father, having a genuine heart for his children, and fighting fiercely for his family rather than fleeing when life gets hard.

Proverbs 16:1–9 is one of Scripture's most practical passages on decision-making, and Pastor Rod Collins unpacks it with characteristic depth — exploring what it truly means to commit plans to the Lord, to live as an audience of one before God, and to hold personal ambitions loosely enough that the sovereign hand of God can redirect them at any moment. A searching and timely word for anyone navigating a crossroads, a reset, or the quiet tension between a good plan and a God plan.

In Proverbs 6:6, Solomon bypasses the entire animal kingdom to make an unlikely choice — the ant. Pastor Rod Collins unpacks three timeless wisdom lessons drawn from one of creation's smallest creatures: work hard without being told, develop a strong work ethic, and invest diligently in the present as preparation for the future — a message as relevant to graduates stepping into a new season as it is to anyone prone to hitting the snooze button on life.