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At the end of May in 1940, Allied forces elected to retreat and evacuate over 300,000 English and French soldiers off of the beaches of Dunkirk and yet, the Battle of Dunkirk is considered one of the most significant battles in WW2. Here's why: because sometimes the most important battle is the battle we're willing to lose. As we celebrate the end of our ministry's chapter called "Brave," tune in as Pastor Jake Wirth challenges us to consider one of the things we need to stop fighting for. 

It’s one level of faith to believe that God can do anything…but it’s another level of faith to believe that God can use everything. Are you ready to believe that God’s using the hurt, pain or struggles you’re experiencing today as a tool to prepare you for tomorrow? Then you’re ready to level up. Join Pastor Jake Wirth as we continue the Level Up series by putting our faith to work by working with what we’ve got.

Life is full of letdowns. There’s a good chance you’ve experienced a few. But have you ever considered how some of life’s most valuable lessons come from these same letdowns? And that maybe God wants to use those exact unmet expectations to teach you to expect more of Him? Tune in to this powerful message from Pastor Jake Wirth as he shares how we can level up on our faith by learning from our letdowns.

Why? This simple question can stop us in our tracks, paralyze our thoughts, and even box in our faith. So what do we do while we’re wondering why? This week Pastor Jake Wirth reminds us that we can keep moving forward, even in our wondering, because there’s a WHY we’re walking into for every WHY we’re walking from.

As we kicked off 2020, we went back in time to January of 2019 when we learned about the the "Lie Of The Level." It’s a myth at best and at it’s worst, it can rob us of the life we’re meant to live when we make it our life’s aim.  Tune in as Pastor Jake Wirth challenges us to level up by leaving the 'lie of the level' behind.

It can be hard to experience God’s peace when life is nothing like you expected it to be. But it’s in those very places of unmet expectations that God’s peace tends to show up. Join Pastor Jake Wirth as he reminds us of the peace found in the story of Christmas: a peace that doesn’t necessarily meet our expectations, but one that does meet us right where we’re at.

Would you say your peace has progressed…or plateaued? The type of PROGRESS you want to experience will always determine the PROCESS you need to engage. This applies to most things in life and experiencing God’s peace is no different. Just as a muscle needs to be worked, we must go through the process of pressure in order to grow our peace. Tune in this week to hear from Pastor Jake Wirth on how to engage in that process—and come out on the other side with more peace to show for it.

How do you picture God’s peace? Is there a chance it makes you feel comfy and cozy…maybe like a Snuggie? Well, this week Pastor Jake Wirth suggests we scrap that picture for a more practical one. Why? Because God’s peace is far more functional than a feeling. Tune in as we learn how God’s peace isn’t one that’s passive, but protective.

Just like a high performance vehicle is made to run on high-grade fuel, you and I were designed to operate on a premium level of peace. But because this premium peace comes with a cost, we tend to buy in to low-grade levels the world offers. Join Pastor Jake Wirth as he begins our All Is Calm series by helping us understand what often gets in the way of experiencing God’s peace—and how this premium kind of peace is worth its price tag.