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We closed out our Broken People — Famous Faith series with the final message from Hebrews 11, seeing that faith is proven both in miracles and in endurance—God uses broken, imperfect people in every season. In the end, the greatest truth is that our faith is anchored not in outcomes, but in Christ Himself.

This Father’s Day, we were challenged to consider the legacy we’re leaving behind. Just as Moses’ parents trusted God with their son’s future, we’re called to live a faith that shapes the next generation. The greatest legacy we can leave isn’t what we give our children—it’s the faith we pass on to them. 🎥 Part 10 of our Broken People, Famous Faith series: Faith That Shapes a Generation. #FathersDay #LegacyOfFaith #FaithThatShapesAGeneration #BrokenPeopleFamousFaith #GenerationalFaith

In Broken People, Famous Faith: Faith at the Breaking Point, Pastor Johnny walks through Joseph’s story to show how faith endures through betrayal, temptation, waiting, and forgiveness. Even in seasons of loss and delay, Joseph’s life reveals that God is present, faithful to His promises, and working all things toward a greater purpose.

Part 8 of Broken People — Famous Faith looks at the story of Joshua and the fall of Jericho, revealing that faith is often less about dramatic moments and more about daily obedience. When the walls don't seem to move and the breakthrough hasn't come, God calls us to trust His plan, endure faithfully, and keep walking.

Part 7 of Broken People — Famous Faith follows the life of Moses and the defining choices that revealed what he valued most. In a world full of temporary pleasures and competing priorities, Moses chose faith over comfort, discovering that while following God comes with a cost, Christ is always worth it.

Part 6 of Broken People—Famous Faith reminds us that this world is not our home—heaven is the ultimate finish line for those who trust in Christ. Through the heroes of Hebrews 11, we see that real faith keeps moving forward, refuses to go back, and lives with eternity in view.

Part 5 of Broken People—Famous Faith celebrates Mother’s Day as we look at Rahab—a woman with a broken past who was radically redeemed by God. Her story reminds us that faith doesn’t require a perfect history, just simple trust in God’s saving grace, which can transform not only a life, but a legacy.

Part 4 of Broken People—Famous Faith highlights Sarah’s journey from doubt and delay to fulfilled promise, showing that even in seasons of waiting and uncertainty, God is still faithful. Her story reminds us that faith isn’t perfection—it’s trusting the Promiser when the promise feels impossible.

Part 3 of Broken People—Famous Faith explores the life of Abraham, showing that real faith is trusting God enough to step out—even when you don’t know where you’re going. His story reminds us that famous faith isn’t perfect, but it’s rooted in obedience and built on the unshakable foundation of God’s promises.

Part 2 of Broken People—Famous Faith features Pastor Greg Blain as we look at the life of Noah and what it truly means to live by faith. Through obedience in the unknown and reverence for God over culture, we see that famous faith is not about perfection—it’s about trusting and obeying God even when it doesn’t make sense.

Part 1 of Broken People—Famous Faith reveals that even the closest followers of Jesus were marked by fear, grief, and crisis, yet still carried powerful faith. It reminds us that God doesn’t require perfection—He works through our brokenness to build deeper, lasting faith.

This Resurrection Sunday message focuses on how Jesus meets us even in our lowest moments—like the disciples hiding behind closed doors in fear and failure—and brings transformation. Through His resurrection, He offers not just hope, but real peace with God, renewed purpose, and the power to live a changed life. The message reminds us that no matter our past or present struggles, Jesus steps in and gives us everything we need for a true turnaround.

Pastor Russ unpacks the heart of Palm Sunday by focusing on the meaning behind Jesus’ triumphal entry—revealing that He came not as the king people expected, but as the Savior they truly needed. This message challenges us to realign our expectations and recognize Jesus for who He truly is.

In this message, Pastor Matt uses the story of the blind man in Mark 8 to illustrate how our spiritual vision can become blurry over time, causing us to lose clarity on who Jesus is and His purpose for our lives. He emphasizes the need for ongoing intimacy with Christ and fresh encounters with Him to restore clear spiritual sight and move from unbelief into faith.

In the final message of our Grow on Purpose series, Pastor Russ challenges our church with a powerful reminder from Hebrews: if we’re not intentional, we will drift. In a world pulling us in every direction, we must stay anchored in Christ, press forward in our faith, and continue growing with purpose. Join us as we close this series by committing together to live intentionally for Jesus. 🙌