Why did God create you? Your purpose goes beyond simply experiencing God’s love and receiving salvation, God created you to be part of what He is doing in the world.

In the final message of Made for More, Pastor Scott Baugh unpacks two purposes God has given every believer: growing God’s family and building His Kingdom on earth. You’ll discover why your spiritual gifts matter, why God placed you within the Church, and how your time, talents, generosity, and influence can make an eternal difference.

You were created on purpose, gifted for a purpose, and placed exactly where God can use you.

What role does the Holy Spirit play in helping us live in freedom and victory?

In this message from our Made for More series, Pastor Scott shares how the Holy Spirit is more than a presence in our lives, He is our Advocate and the source of supernatural power God has given us to overcome our sinful nature and stand against the enemy.

Discover why we can sometimes have the Holy Spirit yet still feel powerless, what surrender has to do with experiencing His power, and how prayer, worship, and God’s Word help us live filled with the Holy Spirit.

You weren’t meant to fight spiritual battles in your own strength. God has given you His Spirit so you can walk in the freedom, victory, and purpose He created you for.

Jesus didn’t come only to forgive your sins, He came to set you free from their power.In Week 2 of Made for More, we’re talking about what it means to truly find freedom. While following Jesus doesn’t mean we’ll never face temptation, struggle, or failure, it does mean sin no longer has to control us.God has given us practical habits, the power of the Holy Spirit, and something we often underestimate: the right relationships. Scripture reminds us that who we walk with matters. The right people can help lead us toward healing, wisdom, strength, and freedom, while the wrong relationships can pull us back into the very things God is trying to free us from.Whether you’re battling fear, anxiety, anger, unforgiveness, addiction, shame, unhealthy patterns, or another stronghold, there is hope. You were made for more than simply being forgiven, you were made to walk in the freedom and victory Jesus makes possible.

What does it really mean to have a relationship with God?

You weren’t created simply to follow religious rules or know about God, you were created to know Him personally. In Week 1 of Made for More, we unpack the first part of what we believe we were created for: to Experience God.

Discover how salvation restores our relationship with God, why baptism is a public expression of that relationship, how we connect with God through prayer and Scripture, and how the Holy Spirit helps us experience His presence in our everyday lives.

If you’ve ever wondered how to grow closer to God or move from simply knowing about Him to truly knowing Him, this message will encourage you to experience the relationship you were created for.

Life isn’t always fair, but God is always just.In this message from Psalm 73, we explore one of the most honest struggles of faith: Why do people who reject God seem to prosper while those who follow Him face hardship?Asaph’s journey reminds us that our perspective changes when we step into God’s presence. What looks unfair today isn’t the whole story. God’s justice is perfect, His timing is trustworthy, and His promises never fail.Whether you’re carrying disappointment, wrestling with injustice, or simply asking “Why?”, this message will encourage you to trust God’s heart even when you can’t understand His ways.Scripture: Psalm 73 | Key Verse: Galatians 6:7

What voice are you listening to? In Week 3 of our Summer in the Psalms series, we explore Psalm 103 and learn why the conversations we have with ourselves matter more than we realize. David teaches us to intentionally preach God’s truth to our own souls instead of allowing fear, shame, anxiety, or culture to define us.As you listen, you’ll discover that God’s forgiveness knows no limit, His love knows no measure, and His praise knows no end. If you’ve been struggling with the lies in your own mind, this message will encourage you to replace them with the truth of God’s Word.

In this message from Psalm 1, Pastor Junior Saint-Val challenges us to consider what is shaping us, what is feeding our souls, and where we are truly planted. Because spiritual growth isn’t about striving harder to produce better fruit, it’s about staying rooted in the right source.

Learn how to recognize the subtle drift that can pull you away from God, intentionally plant yourself in His Word and presence, and stay rooted long enough to see the fruit He wants to produce in your life.

Stay planted. Stay rooted. The fruit will come.

What role does God want to play in your life?In Week 1 of Summer in the Psalms, we explore Psalm 23 and the powerful picture of God as our Shepherd. Discover how God guides us with wisdom, guards us through life’s challenges, and pursues us with grace when we drift away.Whether you’re walking through a season of peace or a valley of uncertainty, this message is a reminder that the Good Shepherd is with you, for you, and never stops pursuing you.