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Purpose Church C3 Our Vision is that you would KNOW Jesus + Discover His PURPOSE for your life. WE ARE PURPOSE CHURCH

What does it look like to be a church truly devoted together? This week Pastor Aaron walked us through Ephesians 4 and A...
10/10/2026

What does it look like to be a church truly devoted together? This week Pastor Aaron walked us through Ephesians 4 and Acts 2:42-47, showing us that the unity we are called to guard is not something we create — it is something we have already been given through Christ.

You do not walk worthy of your calling to earn God’s love. You walk worthy because you are already loved. That changes everything.

The gifts you carry, the trials you have survived, the comfort you have received — none of it was meant to stay with you. It was given so you could pour it out for someone else. Your healing becomes someone else’s hope. Your recovery becomes someone else’s roadmap.

Join us Sundays at 10am and come encounter a church devoted to the Word, to prayer, to fellowship, and to one another.

Dead. Made Alive, Made One!Strangers. Made family. That is the movement of Ephesians 2, and it is the movement of every ...
09/21/2026

Dead. Made Alive, Made One!

Strangers. Made family. That is the movement of Ephesians 2, and it is the movement of every life touched by grace.

Paul does not ease into it. He calls us what we were, dead in trespasses, sins, and then hits us with two of the most powerful words in Scripture: But God. Everything before those two words is the story we all share. Everything after them is grace.

You are His poiema, his masterpiece, and his work of art created in Christ Jesus for good works He prepared in advance for you to walk in. And the same cross that brought you near to God brought you near to everyone else He is drawing close. The wall is not coming down. It is already down.

Sunday we explored what it means to be Made Alive and Made One. If you missed it, catch the full message online.

Before the world was formed, before you took your first breath, God chose you. Not because He had to. Because He wanted ...
09/14/2026

Before the world was formed, before you took your first breath, God chose you. Not because He had to. Because He wanted to. That is where your identity begins.

In Ephesians 1:3-23, Paul writes from a prison cell not to fix a broken church, but to remind them of something already true: they were chosen, adopted, redeemed, sealed, and placed as the very body of Christ in the world. Not a club to join. Something to become.

Jesus asks a sobering question in Matthew 7:21-23. It is not whether you know about Him. It is whether you are known by Him. There is a difference, and it changes everything.

Sunday we kicked off THE CHURCH, THIS IS WHO WE ARE. If you missed it, catch the full message on our website. And if you have never taken that first step of being truly known by Him, today is the day.

Many are called, but few are choosable. That line from Matthew 22:14 hits differently when you sit with it. God is not l...
09/09/2026

Many are called, but few are choosable. That line from Matthew 22:14 hits differently when you sit with it. God is not looking for the most talented or the most polished. He is looking for the ones who are ripe, surrendered, and available.

This Sunday, Pastor Phil walked us through Isaiah 6 and seven steps to becoming someone God can use. Before Isaiah saw the Lord, something had to die first. That pattern has not changed. The death of our own agenda, our own timing, our own plans, is often what opens our eyes to see Him more clearly.
And when we finally see Him, like Isaiah, we are not just inspired. We are commissioned. Sent. Chosen not because we were great, but because we became choosable.
If you missed it, come be with us. The call has not ended just because the series has.

Have you ever had your plans interrupted and later realized God was redirecting you all along? This Sunday, we explored ...
08/31/2026

Have you ever had your plans interrupted and later realized God was redirecting you all along? This Sunday, we explored Acts 16:6-10 and Romans 15:1-7, where Paul’s blocked paths led to one of the most significant moments in the spread of Christianity across Europe.

God answers prayer with a yes, no, not yet, go, or grow. And he directs our steps all of the time or none of the time. There is no in-between. The closed doors, the delays, the unexpected detours, none of it is wasted.

You have not missed God. You are right on time. Hold your plans with an open hand, stay obedient, and keep moving. You never know who is waiting on the other side of your redirection.

Join us or catch the full message online and be encouraged that God is always sovereign, always good, and always on time.

Following Jesus was never meant to be easy, but the road is worth it.This week in our “Scent” series, we dove into Acts ...
08/26/2026

Following Jesus was never meant to be easy, but the road is worth it.

This week in our “Scent” series, we dove into Acts 13 and 14, where Paul and Barnabas modeled what it truly means to be sent. Stoned, expelled, plotted against, and yet they turned around and went back through every city that tried to stop them. Why? Because the people they had witnessed to needed more than one encounter. They needed someone to return, strengthen, encourage, and remind them to keep the faith.

Hardship is not a sign that something has gone wrong. It is the road that leads into the kingdom of God (Acts 14:22). And your greatest responsibility in the middle of it is to keep proclaiming, keep watering, keep going back.

Who on your list needs you to return this week?

What if the thing holding you back from your purpose is the one thing you have not yet surrendered? This Sunday, three y...
08/17/2026

What if the thing holding you back from your purpose is the one thing you have not yet surrendered? This Sunday, three young voices challenged us with a question that cuts deep: if the Holy Spirit called you today and set you apart, would you be ready?

From Acts 13 to Romans 12, we were reminded that God cannot send what has not been surrendered. Paul’s transformation from Saul to one of history’s greatest missionaries did not happen overnight. It began with surrender, continued through renewal, and was confirmed by faithful, patient service.

Where is your treasure? Are you living in a way that God approves of, or the world? You cannot get to Acts 13 without Romans 12. Surrender comes before the sending.

If something stirred in you today, do not hesitate. God is not asking for part of you. He wants all of you.

Pressure reveals what is inside of you. When the early church faced maximum opposition, James martyred, Peter imprisoned...
08/11/2026

Pressure reveals what is inside of you.

When the early church faced maximum opposition, James martyred, Peter imprisoned, Herod emboldened. what came out was not panic, not silence, not retreat. What came out was Earnest Prayer. Stretched-out, Gethsemane-level, earnest prayer. And the Word multiplied.

Acts 12:24 reminds us that despite every attempt to stop the gospel, the Word of God grew and multiplied. That is the pattern. Pressure does not stop the mission. It spreads it.

Paul declares in Romans 8:37 that we are not just survivors, we are more than conquerors. Overwhelmingly prevailing through Him who loved us. Hard pressed but not crushed. Persecuted but not abandoned.

The question is not whether the pressure will come. It will. The question is what comes out when it does?

What if the person you least want to talk to is the very one God has placed on your heart? In Acts 10, Peter is called t...
07/27/2026

What if the person you least want to talk to is the very one God has placed on your heart? In Acts 10, Peter is called to cross every boundary he knew, and what waited on the other side of his obedience changed everything.

God does not show favoritism. He accepts from every nation the one who fears him and does what is right (Acts 10:34-35). That includes the people on your list, yes, even that one.

You are only here because someone was willing to go to their uncomfortable Samaria for you. Now it is your turn. Write the names down. Pray over them. Go.

Join us as we continue our Scattered series and discover what is waiting on the other side of your yes.

The early church didn’t have a perfect strategy. They had a Savior. When persecution came, they didn’t shrink back, they...
07/20/2026

The early church didn’t have a perfect strategy. They had a Savior. When persecution came, they didn’t shrink back, they scattered. And wherever they went, the gospel went with them.

Philip was just a table server. But when he was scattered into Samaria, he preached Christ boldly. The result? Signs, wonders, and great joy filled an entire city. Acts 8:8 reminds us that obedience in uncomfortable places leads to harvest.

Your workplace, neighborhood, and relationships aren’t accidental. You’ve been scattered there on purpose, for the sake of others. The question isn’t whether God has placed you somewhere strategic, he has.

The question is: will you go as a witness?

This week, take one step toward your “Samaria”, that person or place outside your comfort zone. One conversation. One act of kindness. Wherever you go, go as a witness.

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