Gerald’s Letter

Gerald, a long-time and respected elder in our church, wrote us a letter, and we wanted to share it with you through this video. Gerald reflects on his life and how God has developed the Fruit of the Spirit—gentleness—in him.

Redemption and Revival

Convicted murderer Tod Moore-Baker discovered a life-changing encounter with Christ while behind bars. Little did he know that his newfound faith would ignite a revival, reaching the darkest corners of the prison system.

Redeeming the Unimaginable

On March 1, 2021, Peyton Troutt was taking orders at Chick-fil-A when his phone rang. His mom was crying. Clearly something was wrong.

Remaining Faithful

Life was good for Eric and Rachel Rolston. They had full-time jobs (Eric in HVAC maintenance and Rachel as a teacher), two children, and were involved in church, volunteering with the Bible Bowl program and children’s ministry.

Living Life with a Small Group

Sometimes it’s hard to find a good fit. Even in church.

The Greatest Adventure

Tracy’s faith journey began with a quest. On the outside, she had everything she thought she should need. But inside, she was empty. She couldn’t shake the idea that there had to be more.

Envelope Challenge Impacts Community One Person at a Time

We all want to make a difference, and, as a church, we believe the best way to do that is to live like Jesus did—loving people one at a time.

Her Story Continues

Kristin Jaggers could have crumbled. In fact, nobody would have blamed her if she had.

Prayer Answered When Missionaries Move to Liverpool

Sometimes something so crazy happens that you know deep down—only God. It’s humbling, faith-building, life-changing. A reminder that God sees and knows.

Let's Go!

Teagan Rayhill doesn’t see anything special about what she’s been doing the past couple of years—and that’s part of what makes it so special.

Discipleship on Purpose

Joe Stivers’ house is chaos. There are middle school boys everywhere. They’re making pancakes, telling jokes, setting out plastic forks and cups, and navigating his kitchen like they’re at home.

Out of the Darkness

As Doug Parrett recounted the story of his life, he made some startling remarks. It was evident that four decades of pain, abuse, and addiction had shaped his perspective of the world.

In Rhythm

When we think about how God uses His people to meet specific needs, things like sharing the Gospel in distant places often come to mind. That may be true in some cases, but many times He places unexpected opportunities right in front of us. It just requires opening our eyes to see them.

Facing the Unfamiliar

An Afghan family seeking asylum heard singing as they walked down a street in Liverpool, England. They followed the music to a little church gathering that included people of different ages and from different countries, along with artists, a few homeless, and some addicts.

Connected to Lead

There’s always a backstory. For Cara Clark, a sophomore at Central Hardin High School, her story starts in 2017 as a 6th grader.