In the final week of Summer Voices, Pastor Galen Woodward explores the story of Lazarus to show how God is present even when it feels like He’s late. Through the power of prayer and a deeper connection with the Father, we’re invited to trust, press in, and believe that heaven is still moving on our behalf.

In Week 3 of our Summer Voices series, and today we’re talking thirst—soul thirst. From Isaiah’s prophetic call to Jesus’ life-changing conversation at the well, this message reveals how our deepest longings are met not with quick fixes, but with living water that fills, heals, and overflows.

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In week two of our Summer Voices series, guest speaker Brad Straarup shares a timely message that God is present and at work even in the in-between seasons of life. Through the story of David, we’re encouraged to trust that delays aren’t denials and that the middle isn’t meaningless—it’s where God shapes us most.

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We launched our Summer Voices series with Pastor Brittany Jones from Motivation Church, who brought a timely word from Psalm 34. She reminded us that worship is a choice before it’s a feeling, a place for honesty, and a light for others. Even in the darkest seasons, God is near, He hears, and He delivers — making the cave holy ground.

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This message unpacks the life of Daniel to show how integrity is both the foundation and framework of a life that honors God. Through biblical truth and practical insight, we’re challenged to live with consistency, character, and courage—even when it costs us.

On this Pentecost Sunday, we explore the essential role of the Holy Spirit in the life of every believer and the Church. From Pentecost to present day, we are reminded that the Spirit isn’t a supplement—but our source, empowering us to become more like Jesus and to walk boldly in our God-given calling.

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In this powerful finale to our No Other Gods series, we confront the idol of control—an ancient temptation that promises peace but delivers pressure, fear, and disconnection from God. Join us as we explore how releasing control and surrendering outcomes and timelines isn't weakness, but a radical act of faith that leads to true freedom and trust in the One who is truly in control.

In a world where work often defines our worth, this message challenges the idol of work and calls us to reclaim God’s original design for it. Learn how to move from vocational narcissism to vocational ministry, as we embrace our calling to worship God and bless others through the work we do every day.

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This week Pastor Delaney taught on how the idol of comfort can quietly shape our priorities and keep us from fully surrendering to Jesus. Discover how true freedom is found not in ease, but in obedience to Christ—even when it's uncomfortable.

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Do you ever catch yourself living for the likes, applause, or affirmation of others—even when it costs you peace, purpose, or obedience to God? In week 5 of our No Other Gods series, we confront the idol of approval and explore how the desire to please people can subtly pull our hearts away from wholehearted devotion to Christ.