Wildfire Church

10/29/2026

🔥 Mid-Week Meditation 🔥Your Name Matters Too

In Ancient Egyptian theology, people placed enormous emphasis on a person’s name. It wasn’t just a label or chosen for how it sounds. To them, your name was essential to your identity. They believed it was vital to remember, speak, and record a person's name on tombs, monuments, and offering lists so the person could experience eternal life. If their name was forgotten or not properly cataloged, they believed a permanent death would take place in the afterlife. I find a great sadness in this particular belief system: What about those who had no one to remember them? Or those whose status didn’t afford them the luxury of being remembered or cataloged.

In Romans 16, we see a magnificent list of men and women whose names are carefully cataloged, declaring their importance to the work of the Early Church. But surely those aren’t the names of everyone who mattered to the spread of the gospel between then and now. What happens to all others who belong to Jesus whose names are forgotten here on earth? Who remembers them? Though our names may never be recorded in the pages of Scripture or remembered by history, those who belong to Jesus are known by God, and their names are written in heaven.

In Luke 10:20, Jesus encourages His disciples to rejoice that their names are written down in Heaven: “However, do not rejoice that the spirits submit to you, but rejoice that your names are written in heaven.” In Matthew 7:23, Jesus again emphasizes the importance of being known in Heaven rather than on Earth: “Then I will tell them plainly, ‘I never knew you. Away from me, you evildoers!’”

The greatest tragedy is not being forgotten by the world, but spending our lives known by the world without ever truly knowing Christ. As Revelation 3:5 says, “I will never blot out the name of that person from the book of life, but will acknowledge that name before my Father and his angels.” The world may never know your name. History may never record your story. But if you belong to Jesus, you are known in heaven. And isn't that the greatest recognition of all?

10/26/2026

10/26/2026

📢The time is NOW! Reach Week is THIS WEEK, and we need YOU! Follow the link to sign up https://forms.gle/pXhw9C9N9q3RZdtPA

10/23/2026

Our journey through the book of Romans ends this Sunday, 10/25! Join us as we conclude this epic, transformative adventure!

10/22/2026

One final chapter. One timeless Gospel. One powerful conclusion. The journey through Romans ends this Sunday. The call to live it continues!

10/20/2026

Are we about our Father’s business today? 🙏

It’s a question worth pausing to ask: Are we making room for what matters to God in our everyday lives? Are we looking to see the needs and burdens of others around us? Are we using our strength to help others in their weaknesses?

Let this be our prayer: “Father, help me recognize the opportunities You place before me—and respond with faith and obedience.”

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10/15/2026

🔥 Mid-Week Meditation 🔥Make Room at the Table - Romans 14:1-13

Few experiences in my life top the pleasure of cooking good food for the people I love. Seeing my family come together at our table to enjoy what I've prepared is a moment I cherish. I know I’m not alone in this personal delight. In fact, one tradition transcends every cultural barrier: the dinner table. You can live anywhere in the world and find that the dinner table has a similar impact in every culture. It brings a family together. However, how many times have you gathered with your family for a special occasion and everyone brought the exact same item to share? I imagine your family tries to coordinate beforehand to avoid that. Why? Because no family, however similar, likes everything exactly the same. In my family alone, we have allergies, intolerances, special diets, and foods that don’t appeal to everyone. And that’s ok. It’s understandable that we don’t all enjoy or can tolerate the same foods. We don’t avoid the dinner table because of this or push each other away from it. Instead, we make accommodations so the whole family can be included. The family wasn’t brought together because they like everything the same way; they came together because they belong at the same table.

Likewise, unity within the Church isn’t dependent on everyone sharing the same convictions. How many times have we judged our brother/sister in Christ for having a different personal conviction than us? Perhaps we have even distanced ourselves from them because their convictions differed from our own. Romans 14 warns us against such behavior. Scripture gives definitive Biblical commands regarding sin, and those are not to be compromised; however, personal convictions differ from those commands. The danger comes when we hold others to our own convictional standards and take God's place as judge.

God desires to see His people come to His table of grace in unity, without judging one another. We don’t have to be the same to belong in the same family; we just have to belong to Jesus.

10/15/2026

God Can Handle Your Doubts
Your questions don’t scare God. Your struggles don’t overwhelm Him. You can bring Him every doubt, frustration, and unanswered prayer.
When your faith is being tested, keep seeking Him. You don’t have to have every answer to take the next step in faith.

Share this with someone who needs encouragement to keep holding on. ❤️

10/14/2026

REACH WEEK IS COMING! 🔥
It’s time to take the Good News outside the walls of Wildfire Church!
October 30–November 1, we’re coming together for our annual REACH Week—a weekend dedicated to loving our community, serving our neighbors, and sharing the hope of Jesus in practical ways.
There are several ways to participate, so whether you’re ready to serve, give, pray, or get out into the community, there’s a place for you!
👉 Sign up in the APP or follow the link here: https://forms.gle/VtDfuK52pGiqFs8J6
Let’s not just go to church. Let’s BE the Church.

Fall 2026 Reach Week is almost here! Join us as we serve our neighbors, build connections, and share the love and good news of Jesus throughout our community. Use this form to sign up for one or more outreach opportunities. Some have limited spots, so be sure to reserve yours! If you don’t see an ...