Wait, What Are We Actually Singing? – Week 1

September 27, 2026

What are we actually singing when we gather for worship? In Week 1 of this Discipleship Hour series, Dr. Evatt explores the important role hymns and songs play in shaping our understanding of God, Scripture, and the Christian faith. From the early church and Ambrose to Martin Luther and the hymns we sing today, we’ll look at how music has long been used not only for praise, but also to teach and confess the truths of God’s Word. Dr. Evatt also examines why the words we sing matter, how hymns can point us toward Christ, and the danger of replacing the specific hope of the Gospel with vague spiritual ideas or feelings. Join us as we take a closer look at the theology behind the music of the Church and ask a simple but important question: “Wait, what are we singing?”


Being Challenge: Week 6

August 16, 2026

In the final week of the Being Challenge, Toby Young explores the last habit: Choosing Church. Church is more than a building we attend on Sunday. It’s a community of believers gathering around the good news of Jesus, encouraging one another, serving together, and inviting others to experience that same hope. As we finish the Being Challenge, we’re reminded that following Jesus isn’t meant to be done alone. We each have a role to play in His Church.


I Love the 90s: Week 10

August 16, 2026

Pastor Brakhage wraps up I Love the ’90s with a look back at 1999, Y2K, and the fears that come when the future feels uncertain. Through Psalm 99, we’re reminded that while everything around us can shake, God does not. His power, wisdom, holiness, and promises remain constant through every generation and every unknown. And ultimately, the cross shows us where our security is found: in Jesus, who took our sin upon Himself and gives us a hope stronger than anything we have to fear.


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Service Type: Discipleship Hour

Being Challenge: Week 5

August 9, 2026

Join Toby Young for this week’s Being Challenge as we look at the practice of seeking solitude. Jesus regularly stepped away from the noise, crowds, and demands around Him to spend intentional time alone with His Father. In this session, Toby explores the difference between being busy and being hurried, the distractions that compete for our attention, and how solitude can help us refocus on Jesus. This week’s challenge: unplug, slow down, and intentionally make room to be alone with God.


I Love the 90s: Week 9

August 9, 2026

Join Pastor Brakhage for Discipleship Hour as we explore Psalm 98 and what it means to celebrate the marvelous things God has done. Why do we celebrate together? What makes Christian joy different? And how does Jesus give us a new song to sing? Through Psalm 98, Pastor Brakhage looks at the joy of the Gospel and the good news that Christ’s victory isn’t just something God accomplished. It’s something He accomplished for you. Follow along with the handout here: https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:819c0d8c-1265-4808-85ab-5a3dca3c7d49


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Service Type: Discipleship Hour