In today's talk we continue our topic of 'Intentional' with a discussion about Intentional Evangelism and how Jesus calls us to be fishers of men (Matthew 4:19). Evangelism isn’t just for pastors — it’s a calling for every believer to intentionally share the love of Christ with others. Like fishing, it takes patience and purpose, but Jesus promises to equip us as we follow Him.

As we continue the 2025 theme of "Intentional" the next topic on theme is Intentional Generosity. Now, before you skip over this message to avoid a guilt trip, please note that we aren't begging for your money. This talk highlights the heart posture behind giving and how even Jesus spoke often about the topic of possession and money.

If you listened to the episode "Intentional Partnership" then you have heard of Call to recovery. If not, let me introduce you to a man, a mission, and a ministry that is constantly pointing people to Jesus through sobriety and recovery. In this talk, Daniel Hosch from Call to recovery tells the story of His life and how he not only found Jesus in a county jail, but how he continues to help others recover from addiction of all kinds.

Believe it or not, we all have worldviews that are build by what we surround ourselves with. In this talk, Travis explains how Worldviews are formed and how our worldviews may be based on opinions and culture rather than the truth of Scripture.

We often think of worship as a genre of music, or maybe a time to sing together as a congregation, but what if our worship was more than a song? In this talk, Travis references the song "Heart of Worship" which pushes the boundaries of what many believe worship to be. While singing is certainly a method of worshipping our God, worship is far more. In full, worship is choosing to say yes to God and sacrifice our preferences for the Glory of His Kingdom.

This episode is our last episode in this series. If this class has impacted your life at all we would love to how from you!

If you haven't already, be sure to listen to the whole series provided on whatever listening platform you choose.

There are several moments of group sharing during this audio so please forgive us for the moments of silence.

No one loves discomfort. Even the idea of it makes us, well, uncomfortable. However, sometimes its necessary for us to intentionally step into uncomfortable situation so that we can further ourselves, our relationships, and our lives.

In this talk, Chance Feagin shares how stepping into intentional discomfort isn't just something to endure, but it's something to see as an opportunity for growth.

This Class is a 5 week discussion taught by Mike Tuttle over the Book "Intentional Living" by John C. Maxwell.

Join us in person for the last week on Sunday Evening at 6pm for in depth discussion and visual lessons.

There are several moments of group sharing during this audio so please forgive us for the moments of silence.

Continuing our series on the topic of Intentional, in this talk we will look at the subject of Intentional Hospitality. When it comes to Hospitality, you may think about providing food, a genuine conversation, or maybe offering someone in need a place to stay. The truth about Hospitality is that there are countless ways to be hospitable toward people we know and complete strangers. As we dig into scripture covering this topic be mindful of the opportunities in your reach and in your means to practice hospitality.

As we continue on with our sermon theme of "Intentional" we are going to examine different ways we can be intentional with what we've been given, what we have, and what we know. In this sermon, Travis highlights the importance of Intentional Stewardship. Stewardship is not only about money, and it's not only about physical materials, but we can choose to be intentional with making the most of what we have.