What if your Best Summer Yet doesn’t start with fireworks or beach trips but with a seed?

Something small. Something buried. Something nobody else notices but you plant it anyway, in faith. That’s the story of Habakkuk. A frustrated, honest guy asking God if He’s even paying attention. And God’s answer? “I’m doing something you wouldn’t believe, even if I told you.” This message digs into how faith grows: not overnight, but under the surface. Not loud, but lasting. God’s doing something in you even if it’s still hidden.

So yeah, this summer might not feel perfect. But what if it’s purposeful? What if all the buried moments, the honest prayers, the faith-filled steps are leading to the kind of fruit only God can grow? Let’s posture our hearts, prepare our soil, and plant like we mean it. This is how we step into the Best Summer Yet with “even though” faith and eyes on the harvest. Let’s go.

They came from Gath, from barrenness, from idolatrous cities…

They were insecure, inconsistent, and in some cases, unqualified.

But God still wrote them into His story. And maybe that’s the reminder we need right now.

This message walks through the broken beauty of people like Obed-Edom, Terah, and Manoah - men who didn’t check all the boxes but still encountered God. If you’ve ever felt stuck, overlooked, or spiritually shortchanged, this one’s for you. Your flaws don’t cancel your calling. In fact, they might be the very place His glory breaks through and you experience the Best Summer Yet.

Can three months really change your life?

In 2 Samuel 6, a man named Obed-Edom welcomed the Ark of the Covenant—the very presence of God—into his home. He didn’t chase fame. He didn’t force a moment. He just made space. And Scripture says “the Lord blessed him and his entire household.”In this episode, we explore what it means to make space for God in your everyday life—and how that decision can shift your entire season.

This isn’t just about ancient history. It’s about your summer. Whether you’re leading a family, a team, a business, or just trying to keep up with life, we believe this can be your most intentional, joy-filled, spiritually grounded season yet.

Can this be the best summer yet? That depends on who (or what) you make room for.

What does it really mean to give God your first and your best?

In this message, Pastor Josh Hersey challenges us to examine our priorities through the lens of Malachi. It’s not an easy word—but it’s a necessary one. With honesty and biblical depth, Pastor Josh invites us to wrestle with what it means to honor God not with leftovers, but with wholehearted worship, obedience, and generosity.

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What if the people we often overlook in Scripture are the very ones we’re meant to learn the most from? In this new series, People You Should Know, we go beyond Bible stories and into real lives—men and women whose quiet faith and courageous choices changed history. Their stories aren’t just ancient—they’re a blueprint for how we can live with bold trust, shed the weights holding us back, and run our God-given race with our eyes fixed on Jesus (Hebrews 12:1–2).

This week, we begin with someone rarely spotlighted—Jochebed, the mother of Moses. She doesn’t get much screen time, but her faith shaped the future. When Pharaoh commanded the death of every Hebrew baby boy, she didn’t freeze in fear. She built a basket. With simple materials and deep trust in God, she did what she could and left the rest in His hands.

If you’ve ever felt unseen, underqualified, or uncertain—this message is for you. God isn’t looking for perfection. He’s looking for the willing. The ones who will say, “I don’t have all the answers, but You can have all of me.”

In this message we explore:

- Why the people in Scripture still matter today

- How to lay down what holds you back and live by faith

- What “building your basket” looks like in real life

- How legacy isn’t always loud—but it is lasting

Hebrews 12:1–2 | Hebrews 11:23–25 | Exodus 1–2 | 1 Corinthians 10:11 | 2 Timothy 1:5

You may never lead a movement or build a platform. But you can live a life of faith that shapes someone else’s forever.

So what basket can you build today?

Following Jesus doesn't make you immune to depression — but it does give you access to healing.

In this message, we look into how even great men of God, like Elijah, faced depression... and how God meets us right there.

If you’ve struggled with feeling like you’re "less than" because of your mental health battles, know this: Jesus came not just to save your soul but to heal your heart and mind too.

Healing is possible. Hope is real. And 41 always comes.

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What if your darkest season was just the setup for your breakthrough?

In this message, Pastor Trevor unpacks the ultimate “41” moment—Jesus’ resurrection—and shows how it gives us hope in the middle of every storm, every trial, every season of waiting. From Palm Sunday to the empty tomb, we see how God always keeps His word.

Whether you’re in the middle of the storm, just coming out, or seeing clouds roll in… this message will speak directly to your soul.

🔥 You’ll discover:

- Why God includes stories of struggle in Scripture (Romans 15:4)

- How Jesus fulfilled prophecy 550 years in the making

- What it means to be a house of prayer

- Why trust in the dark can be your greatest act of faith

- And how to stop seeking life in dead places

Jesus didn’t stay in the grave.

He is risen.

He is your 41.

What if your wilderness season was never meant to break you, but to build you?

In this message from our “41” series, Pastor Trevor walks us through Jesus’ 40 days in the wilderness—not as a place of punishment, but as a battleground of purpose. We see that the Spirit led Jesus into the wilderness, just like He leads us into seasons that test and refine us. In the middle of hardship, the enemy will always come for your identity and make you question God’s faithfulness—but Jesus shows us how to stand firm.

This story isn’t just about resisting temptation—it’s about trusting that when we surrender our wilderness to God, no moment is wasted. Victory is not only possible—it’s promised.