When Jesus called ordinary fishermen to follow Him, He wasn’t simply inviting them to add something spiritual to the lives they were already living. He was calling them to leave what was familiar, surrender what defined them, and attach their lives completely to Him. That kind of discipleship has a cost. Following Jesus can reshape our priorities, relationships, comforts, security, and even the way we understand ourselves. Following Jesus is a joyful exchange. We give up lesser things because we get something infinitely better: Jesus Himself. Speaker: Michael Rhodes

It is easy to believe that one more raise, a little more security, or a better lifestyle will finally make our families feel settled. But our calendars, budgets, and priorities often reveal a deeper question: Are we building a life of faith for our families, or simply building a lifestyle for them?
Strong families are not built by chasing earthly treasure, but by showing one another that Christ is the greatest treasure. As we consider what we are investing in, may God help us build homes marked by contentment, generosity, and a faith strong enough to be passed from one generation to the next. Speaker: Ian Crosby

Speaker: Matt Hoffert

Speaker: Matthew Morken

Sometimes the greatest battle isn’t happening out there—it’s happening in the everyday rhythms of our homes. God’s design for the family has always been about more than survival or success; it’s about raising lives that reflect His glory and stand firm with wholehearted devotion, choosing together, “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” Speaker: Garrett Hufford

When everything around us feels uncertain, where can real confidence be found? Lasting certainty isn’t built on our ability to hold on to God, but on His unshakable grip on us—and that changes how we face suffering, temptation, and the false promises competing for our worship. Speaker: Michael Rhodes

What if confidence in prayer has less to do with getting the outcome you want and more to do with trusting the One you’re talking to? When prayer is rooted in God’s character and shaped by His will, it becomes a place of freedom, honesty, and hope—even in the middle of sin, struggle, and unanswered questions. Speaker: Matthew Morken

Speaker: Jake Each

God doesn’t just call people to overcome the world—he makes them new. When faith, love, and obedience feel less like a burden and more like life, it’s a sign that God is changing us from the inside out. Speaker: Jake Each

Loving God sounds simple until it asks us to turn toward the people we would rather avoid. Real love does not let us keep God’s family at a distance—it calls us to confess, repent, and let Jesus reshape how we see his church. Speaker: Michael Rhodes