Wildfire Church

Wildfire Church We are a loving, Christ centered family of believers; passionate for God, and relentless in our pursuit of a deeper, and more authentic relationship with Him.

🔥Mid-Week Meditation🔥 - He is for you - Romans 8:31 - 39It is estimated that humans have visually explored roughly 0.001...
09/03/2026

🔥Mid-Week Meditation🔥 - He is for you - Romans 8:31 - 39

It is estimated that humans have visually explored roughly 0.001% of the deep-sea floor. Here we are at the historical height of our “human intellect,” and only a drop of the entire ocean floor has been explored. God’s creation is vast beyond our understanding. Thousands of years dwelling in His magnificent creation, existing as His most complex and treasured design, and yet have had only a glimpse of His glory found in the natural world. Of all the research throughout the ages, mysteries still abound. Beyond the natural world lies the exploration and discovery of God’s nature. A journey spanning the length of all time for His most beloved creation: Mankind.

The depth of God’s love is the greatest discovery we can come to realize— “Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall trouble or hardship or persecution or famine or nakedness or danger or sword?” Romans 8:35—His love for us sustains us. Through every season, calm seas and billowing waves, His everlasting love anchors us to Him. This is not just a nice thought; it is the truth of His nature. One that has the power to transform us from death to life, from wretched to victorious, from broken to whole. Pray today that the words found in Romans reveal more of God’s love for you. There is so much more of Him to discover yet.

Make Bible study part of your Wednesday nights. Bring your Bible and let’s spend time diving deeper into God’s word. Can...
09/01/2026

Make Bible study part of your Wednesday nights. Bring your Bible and let’s spend time diving deeper into God’s word. Can’t wait to see you!

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08/29/2026

Come worship with us! ✝️

🔥 ROLLING TOWARD WHAT’S NEXT! 🔥Grab a homemade cinnamon roll after church this Sunday and help support our NOW Initiativ...
08/29/2026

🔥 ROLLING TOWARD WHAT’S NEXT! 🔥

Grab a homemade cinnamon roll after church this Sunday and help support our NOW Initiative Building Fund!

1 for $5
5 for $20
10 for $35

Treat yourself, grab some for the family, or take a box home for later. Every roll helps us build toward what God is doing NOW!

Eat sweet. Build BIG. 🔥

Sister Alice was a beloved part of our Wildfire family, and we are so grateful for the many years, memories, and moments...
08/27/2026

Sister Alice was a beloved part of our Wildfire family, and we are so grateful for the many years, memories, and moments we were blessed to share together. She captivated us with her testimony, fervor for the Lord, faithfulness, s***k, and humor.

While we grieve this great loss, we also hold tightly to the hope we have in Christ and His promise of eternal life.

Please join us in keeping her family and loved ones in your prayers in the days ahead.

Psalm 23:6 — “Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever.”

🔥Midweek Meditation🔥 - There is more in you Learning about God’s ways is a lifetime process. Some things can be understo...
08/26/2026

🔥Midweek Meditation🔥 - There is more in you

Learning about God’s ways is a lifetime process. Some things can be understood without a grand experience, but others require a hands-on approach. For example, we can understand the story of Noah's Ark or David and Goliath without needing to see a giant boat or a boy use a slingshot to take out an enormous adversary. However, most things about God sincerely do require more than just a literary understanding of His Word. For this, we have the Holy Spirit, who teaches us to understand His ways and works through our life experiences. I find this particularly true when reading Paul’s letters that include phrases found in Romans 8:26-27 and 2 Corinthians 12:9-10—It’s one thing to read words like that and something entirely different to understand them.

When we encounter moments of weakness or emptiness, we often despise them by giving in to despair or anger. Perhaps we may complain or find ourselves jealous of those who seem to have it better than we do. I, too, have responded to my human weaknesses in a similar way. However, Paul describes weakness as something he would rather “boast” about than lament. How can this be possible?

I liken this heart posture to a treasured vase that falls and shatters. Because of its value, the owner is highly invested in restoring this vessel. However, it’s not possible to seal the seams entirely. Light and water still pour through the cracks. Without the Holy Spirit, people will see the vessel as useless or beyond repair, but its value to the Master is never lost. The one who was shattered and put back together understands that the places where we recognize our weakness become places where God’s strength is more clearly seen.

God’s strength and fullness are made perfect in our weaknesses and emptiness. Paul learned not to despise his weakness because Christ's power could rest upon him there.

🔥Mid-Week Meditation🔥 - The Double Life - Romans 7:13-25Twins are fascinating. Simultaneous conception. Two entirely dif...
08/13/2026

🔥Mid-Week Meditation🔥 - The Double Life - Romans 7:13-25

Twins are fascinating. Simultaneous conception. Two entirely different people forming at the same time, within the same womb. Baby A and baby B. That’s what they are referred to as until the day they are born. When someone finds out I am a twin, I get asked the same three questions: Do you look alike? Do you have anything in common? Can you feel each other’s pain?

In every case of twins I have met or read about (including my own experience as a twin), whether they are identical or not, I have noticed a singular characteristic—they are exact opposites in almost every way. They obviously share many similar features and mannerisms, but as people, they are often as different as water and land. Anyone who knows them personally sees two very distinct people.

We are all born into sin; that is, we are sinful from birth. Until the day we come to Jesus and are reborn into His life and righteousness. “Our old self was crucified with him.” — Romans 6:6. But that doesn’t mean our old nature doesn’t try to re-emerge. Paul identifies with this reality in Roman 7. He recognizes that there is a war within us between our new life in Christ and our old sinful nature. He makes the distinction between the two very apparent, explaining that they are exact opposites, “So then, with the mind I myself serve the law of God, but with the flesh the law of sin.”

This may sound like a hopeless struggle; on the contrary, it is not. In Christ, we've been given a new life, and the Holy Spirit is at work within us, helping us recognize what doesn't belong and giving us strength to say no to our old ways. We are not the old nature; we may have similarities or mannerisms that show up sometimes, but that’s not who we are. It’s important to make that distinction within our hearts, and as we guard our hearts and surrender those old ways to God, we can live more like the new people Christ has made us to be.

🔥Mid-Week Meditation🔥 - The New Normal - Romans 7:1-6 6:30 AM. Alarm goes off. Short prayer of thanks and help to get th...
08/06/2026

🔥Mid-Week Meditation🔥 - The New Normal - Romans 7:1-6

6:30 AM. Alarm goes off. Short prayer of thanks and help to get through the day. Then a mental list of the day’s duties ensues, followed by checking email, missed notifications, calendars, and schedules, all while trying to wash your face, brush your teeth, and get ready to run the day’s race. Maybe the prayer part doesn’t even happen… and then we run and run until our heads fall exhausted on a pillow at the end of the day, and the reality of the missed time spent with God comes crashing down. Sound familiar? This is how many of our days start and end. Hurried and distracted by responsibilities and/or pressure we put on ourselves to achieve what we have been conditioned by society to prioritize.

Often we operate as machines of efficiency instead of vessels of the Holy Spirit. This is what the world has taught us about how to live. Many of us are discipled by the world instead of Jesus. The proof is in how we live our lives: Hurried and distracted. But Jesus calls us into a NEW life, one where we are discipled by Him. This life isn’t an improved life; although improvements will be evident, it’s a total newness in our bodies, minds, and souls. When we choose Jesus, He doesn’t become an addition to our lives; He completely reorganizes everything, creating a new normal for our lives.

Jesus didn’t come to make us a better person but an entirely new person. And this new person shouldn’t try to mix the old with the newness of Christ. It should be our goal to embrace the newness of Christ’s life in us by surrendering those things that hurry and distract us away from His presence

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