Much Fruit: Believing God for Greater Things in Year Two“My Father is glorified by this: that you produce much fruit and prove to be my disciples.” — John 15:8, CSBAs Frontier Church approaches the end of our first year, I find myself looking back with incredible gratitude and looking ahead with great anticipation.Church planting is not easy. This year, we have set up and torn down week after week...  Read More

This Sunday at Frontier Church, we studied 2 Corinthians 9:6–7 and were reminded that generosity is not about pressure, guilt, or meeting a budget. It is about the kind of church we are becoming.Paul writes, “Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously.” What we sow today through our prayers, service, presence, encouragement, and financial...  Read More

It's easy to fill our lives with good things while slowly drifting from the best thing—time with Jesus. Martha's story reminds us that spiritual health isn't built on doing more, but on being with Christ first. This week, choose intentional rhythms of daily time with God, weekly rest, and seasons of retreat so you can serve from a place of fullness rather than exhaustion.   Read More

Every church experiences seasons of excitement and seasons of challenge. Psalm 40 reminds us that God is faithful through both. As Frontier Church continues to grow, we can trust that every obstacle is an opportunity for Him to strengthen our faith, establish our steps, and continue writing His story through us.  Read More

What does it look like to thrive when life feels dry? Psalm 1:3 paints a picture of a tree planted by streams of water—deeply rooted, flourishing, and sustained by a source that never runs dry. Discover how staying connected to Christ through His Word and Spirit produces lasting fruit, regardless of the season you are facing.  Read More

What if God wants to do more in and through you than you can imagine? In Ephesians 3, Paul prays a dream-big prayer that God’s people would be strengthened by His Spirit and rooted in Christ’s love. Discover how spiritual strength grows through obedience, faith, service, and love—and how God often prepares us for His greatest work one step of faith at a time.  Read More

In Luke 17, Jesus told ten lepers to go to the priests before they were healed. Their miracle came not while they waited, but “as they went.” As Frontier Church looks toward what God has next, this passage reminds us that faith often moves before the full picture is clear. God meets His people on the path of obedience, and sometimes the miracle happens in motion.  Read More

Sometimes God calls us beyond what’s comfortable so we can be part of someone else’s life-changing moment.  Read More

Boldness doesn’t come from having all the answers—it comes from being with Jesus. In Acts 4, we see what happens when ordinary people trust God in the face of pressure.   Read More

Devotion isn’t showing up when it’s convenient. It’s choosing the Word when you’re tired, choosing community when it’s easier to isolate, and choosing prayer when you’d rather rely on yourself. The early church built their lives around these rhythms, and God did something extraordinary through their ordinary faithfulness.  Read More

The disciples stood in the tension between promise and purpose—Jesus had risen, but the mission hadn’t begun. Acts reminds us that waiting isn’t wasted; it’s where God prepares us. What feels like delay may actually be the beginning of stepping into what God is already doing.  Read More

Jesus promised that grief would not be the end of the story — it would turn to joy. Throughout Scripture, God works through a consistent rhythm: time, loss, and mystery. Yet again and again, He transforms sorrow into rejoicing. Easter reminds us that even in seasons of waiting, God is still writing a story where grief ultimately gives way to joy.  Read More