Make a Choice
by Christina Cain, Women’s Ministry Director on March 28th, 2026
Matthew 7:13-14; 16:24 The power of choice. Decisions. Every day we make on average 30,000+ choices. The list is endless; what to eat, what to wear, which way to turn, what to read, what to say, what to watch. . . . and if you are like me, sometimes you have trouble making decisions. God has given believers freewill; a God-given ability" to choose. We can choose obedience or disobedience. We can c...  Read More
The Ultimate Contrast
by Brianna Breen, Kids Director (FL) on March 27th, 2026
Luke 16:19-31 Think of the ultimate plot twist in your favorite book or movie. The villain who turns out to be the one you would least expect, the ultimate betrayal of trust, or the person’s death you mourned over just to find out it was fake and they were alive the entire time! This portion of scripture doesn’t have those exactly, but it is certainly a plot twist!There are two very different men ...  Read More
True Discipleship
by Alec Hraba, Youth Pastor on March 26th, 2026
Luke 18:26-30 Jesus shows us here what it means to be a true disciple of Jesus. See, this man understands that this man is truly God! However, he did not want to fully believe. The reason is quite tragic. Believing in Jesus meant giving up the pleasures and the wealth of this world and giving everything to God in faith. The man was wealthy! He had achieved great things and success was his on this ...  Read More
Passion Week Timeline
by Emmanuel on March 25th, 2026
Thanks for listening to our Living On Purpose Podcast. Make a plan to go through this downloadable Passion Week Timeline with your family the week leading up to Easter Sunday.  Read More
Watershed Tears
by Brandon Robertson, Campus Director (GB) on March 25th, 2026
Luke 18:23-25 Have you ever been in a situation where you thought you knew the answer or the outcome ahead of time, just to be left in disbelief? What you thought was going to be said or happen actually turned out to be the opposite? It's like playing a team that you have zero doubts about losing against, just to be mistaken and beaten. That feeling is a shot to the heart and an utter shock. I say...  Read More
Exposed
by Ken Tison, Campus Pastor (ORT)/Executive Pastor on March 24th, 2026
Luke 18:19-22 When I was a child, I loved building things with my erector set. A box full of possibilities. The set included different sized metal beams, gears, wheels, nuts, bolts, and a battery powered electric motor. I would spend hours attempting to build different items. From buildings with pulley systems, to cars that ran with the small motor. One day the battery died and I didn’t have a rep...  Read More
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