Speaker: Jake Each

Speaker: Jake Each

Speaker: Danny Daugherty

Speaker: Jake Each

We don't want to be Christians in name only, just going through the motions, celebrating attendance instead of faithfulness. In Matthew 11, Jesus extends one of the most compelling invitations in Scripture: "Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." But it's also one of the most unanswered calls among church people, because many of us have quietly asked Jesus to carry our yoke instead of actually taking his. In this message, we unpack what it means to come to Jesus, take his yoke, and learn from him, and discover that following Christ is hard, but it was never meant to be heavy. Speaker: Jake Each

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