You weren’t created to walk someone else’s path or keep pace with what God is doing in their life. You were created with purpose—and discovering that purpose begins with knowing who you are in Christ.

In “Find Your Stride,” we explore how God reveals His calling as we pursue Him, recognize how He has uniquely gifted us, and faithfully obey the steps He puts in front of us. Instead of falling into the trap of comparison or waiting until we have everything figured out, we can learn to walk in step with the Holy Spirit and trust God with the journey.

Your calling becomes clearer as you move. Stop trying to match someone else’s stride, and start faithfully walking the path God has prepared for you.

Following God doesn’t mean we’ll never face moments when we want to quit. When circumstances become difficult, answers don’t come, and hope begins to fade, faith calls us to remain steadfast.

Through the story of Job, “Finish What You Start” challenges us to build our faith on who God is rather than what is happening around us. Job’s endurance reminds us that we don’t have to understand everything God is doing in order to continue trusting Him.

Difficulty is not a reason to abandon the race. God can use adversity to refine our faith, strengthen our character, and teach us to depend on His faithfulness rather than our own strength. Keep going, remain faithful, and finish what you started—because the One who called you is faithful.

Life is full of changing times and seasons—some filled with growth and joy, others marked by waiting, transition, or uncertainty. Ecclesiastes 3 reminds us that “for everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven.” Through every change, God remains constant and His purposes are still at work.

Times and Seasons encourages us to recognize what God is doing in the season we’re in, trust His timing when we don’t understand it, and remain faithful as He prepares us for what comes next. Seasons may change, but the God who leads us through them never does.

Failure is part of growth—but what we tell ourselves after we fail can either strengthen our faith or fracture it.

In Part 5 of Lessons from the Wild, Pastor Joel encourages us to stop allowing moments of failure to become statements about who we are. Instead of beating ourselves up, we can take destructive thoughts captive, renew our minds with God’s Word, and trust His grace throughout the process of transformation.

What do you do when you’ve prayed, prepared, and kept going—but things still don’t look good? In Part 3 of Lessons from the Wild, Ps. Joel encourages us to keep moving forward with faith, hope, and perseverance. Through biblical examples of radical trust, obedience, conviction, and joy, we see how God uses difficult seasons to mature us and deepen our dependence on Him. Spiritual maturity isn’t about instant perfection—it’s about persistent movement toward Christ, trusting that God is still at work even when we can’t see what’s ahead.

Fear of failure can keep us from stepping into the very opportunities God wants to use to grow us. In Part 2 of Lessons from the Wild, we’re challenged to step beyond what feels safe, trust the One who is calling us, and take the shot.

Through Peter’s step out of the boat in Matthew 14, we see that failure isn’t always a setback—sometimes it’s part of the process of faith. We may miss, stumble, or even begin to sink, but growth happens when we refuse to let fear keep us from moving forward.

Take the shot. Step out of the boat. You can’t be afraid to fail.

Faith isn't just believing God when everything makes sense—it's trusting Him when the outcome is still unseen. In this message, we explore what biblical faith looks like through seasons of uncertainty, emotional highs and lows, testing, obedience, and the impact our faith can have on the next generation. Be encouraged to walk by faith, not by sight, and discover how God uses every step of trust to shape your life.

In the first message of Lessons From the Wild, Pastor Joel shares how a hunting trip became a powerful illustration of the Christian life. Looking at Joshua 1, we discover that every mountain we face—whether it's fear, uncertainty, opportunity, or leadership—requires us to harness our minds through God's promises, His presence, and perseverance. Learn how to stop seeing the climb as an obstacle and start seeing it as the place where God gives a greater perspective and prepares you for what's ahead.

In the final message of the Empowered series, Pastor Josh reminds us that God never fills a vessel just for its own sake. Fresh oil, holy fire, and new wine were all preparing us to carry the life of Christ into a world that desperately needs hope. Through the resurrection power of the Holy Spirit, we're called to move beyond spiritual experiences and become people who pour out God's love, grace, and truth everywhere we go. The treasure isn't us—it's Jesus living through us.

In Week 3 of our series, New Wine, we explore Jesus' teaching on new wine and new wineskins from Luke 5:36–39. God doesn't just want to pour out something new in our lives—He wants to make us into people who can carry it. Discover how the Holy Spirit prepares, stretches, and transforms us through surrender, renewing our minds, and shaping our character for what's ahead. Don't settle for yesterday's wineskin when God is preparing you for tomorrow's purpose.