Quentan Tobolka's story is about discovering that the work he never planned for could become the very place God called him to serve. Through leading a roofing business with faith and integrity, he has seen how God turns everyday work into ministry and uses it to change lives.
Baptism Sunday is where the gospel stops being something we talk about and becomes something we see.
This week, Norah, Calvin, Austin, Carina, Edgar, and Zachary are stepping into the water with different stories, but the same truth: Jesus changes everything.
Fear, brokenness, and sin don’t get the final word; He does.
And as they go under and rise again, they’re making it clear for everyone watching:
“Jesus has made me new.”
Baptism Sunday is where the gospel stops being something we talk about and becomes something we see.
This week, Norah, Calvin, Austin, Carina, Edgar, and Zachary are stepping into the water with different stories, but the same truth: Jesus changes everything.
Fear, brokenness, and sin don’t get the final word; He does.
And as they go under and rise again, they’re making it clear for everyone watching:
“Jesus has made me new.”
Baptism Sunday is where the gospel stops being something we talk about and becomes something we see.
This week, Norah, Calvin, Austin, Carina, Edgar, and Zachary are stepping into the water with different stories, but the same truth: Jesus changes everything.
Fear, brokenness, and sin don’t get the final word; He does.
And as they go under and rise again, they’re making it clear for everyone watching:
“Jesus has made me new.”
Baptism Sunday is where the gospel stops being something we talk about and becomes something we see.
This week, Norah, Calvin, Austin, Carina, Edgar, and Zachary are stepping into the water with different stories, but the same truth: Jesus changes everything.
Fear, brokenness, and sin don’t get the final word; He does.
And as they go under and rise again, they’re making it clear for everyone watching:
“Jesus has made me new.”
Baptism Sunday is where the gospel stops being something we talk about and becomes something we see.
This week, Norah, Calvin, Austin, Carina, Edgar, and Zachary are stepping into the water with different stories, but the same truth: Jesus changes everything.
Fear, brokenness, and sin don’t get the final word; He does.
And as they go under and rise again, they’re making it clear for everyone watching:
“Jesus has made me new.”
Baptism Sunday is where the gospel stops being something we talk about and becomes something we see.
This week, Norah, Calvin, Austin, Carina, Edgar, and Zachary are stepping into the water with different stories, but the same truth: Jesus changes everything.
Fear, brokenness, and sin don’t get the final word; He does.
And as they go under and rise again, they’re making it clear for everyone watching:
“Jesus has made me new.”
Baptism Sunday is where the gospel stops being something we talk about and becomes something we see.
This week, Norah, Calvin, Austin, Carina, Edgar, and Zachary are stepping into the water with different stories, but the same truth: Jesus changes everything.
Fear, brokenness, and sin don’t get the final word; He does.
And as they go under and rise again, they’re making it clear for everyone watching:
“Jesus has made me new.”
Steve and Kris Riley’s story is about stepping into a place that once felt foreign and discovering the power of Christ’s love behind prison walls. Through serving inmates and praying faithfully behind the scenes, they have seen how God restores hope and transforms lives in even the darkest places.
Kat and Jordan Smith’s story is about trusting God with the first step and learning to cling to Christ as their hope. Through a long and uncertain adoption journey, they discovered that God is faithful to lead, provide, and remain present every step of the way.
Lisa Jackson’s story is one of deep faith refined through hardship. After surviving a mass shooting, she wrestled with unmet expectations, anger, and loneliness until God gently met her through His Word, community, and discipleship. Her journey reveals that true joy doesn’t come from perfect circumstances but from trusting a faithful God in every season.
Steve and Gaylynne Sharp are helping bring the Gospel to some of the most unreached Muslim nations in the world through Global Heart Ministries. From small-town Oklahoma to satellite broadcasts and discipleship in Central Asia, their story is a bold reminder that Jesus is moving, even in the hardest places.
For years, abuse, shame, and spiritual confusion defined my story—but Jesus never stopped pursuing me. Through the truth of His Word, the healing of His Spirit, and the grace that found me in my desperation, everything began to change. Surrendering to Christ brought healing—not just from lust, fear, and asthma, but from the deep wounds of neglect and hopelessness. Even in seasons of drifting and discouragement, God kept drawing me back. In marriage, community, and worship, I’ve seen how He restores what was broken. Looking back, I see how trusting Jesus and abiding in His Word has led to freedom, purpose, and a life fully alive in Him.
For years, addiction, fear, and self-reliance defined my story, but God never stopped pursuing me. Through the grace of forgiveness, the truth of Scripture, and the support of authentic community, everything began to change. Surrendering to Christ brought healing—not just from alcoholism, but from the deep anxiety and shame I carried for so long. In marriage, recovery, and fatherhood, I’ve seen how God redeems brokenness and restores what was lost. Looking back, I see how trusting Jesus and walking with others has led to freedom, purpose, and a life fully alive in Him.
Early in marriage, isolation and unmet expectations created tension, but finding authentic community changed everything. Through discipleship, confession, and biblical fellowship, we discovered healing, deeper intimacy, and a stronger faith. Walking alongside others in pursuit of Christ transformed not only our marriage but also our purpose. Looking back, we see how trusting God and surrounding ourselves with His people led us to greater love, growth, and unity.
Entering marriage, we knew we wanted to build our relationship on faith, but true growth came through community and surrender. Seeking wise counsel, confessing sin openly, and serving together deepened our bond in ways we never expected. Through every challenge, trusting God and leaning on His people strengthened both our marriage and our walks with Christ, leading us to greater intimacy, grace, and joy.
Facing the pain of betrayal and the challenge of healing felt overwhelming, but God’s grace carried us through. In the midst of brokenness, we found hope, strength, and a deeper connection than ever before. Choosing forgiveness and walking through restoration together transformed our marriage. Looking back, we see how trusting God in our hardest moments led to greater faith, renewed love, and a testimony of His redeeming power.
Early in our marriage, moving to a new state brought fears of loneliness and uncertainty. But a simple invitation to serve changed everything. Through student ministry, we found not only a purpose but also a community that became family. Walking alongside students in their faith journeys strengthened our own, teaching us the power of shared service, deep relationships, and trusting God in every season. Looking back, we see how stepping into the unknown led us to something greater—growing together in faith, love, and purpose.
Early in our marriage, unmet expectations and past wounds drove us apart. Isolation and silent struggles deepened the divide until we sought healing through Re|Engage. There, we learned that true connection requires vulnerability, grace, and trust in God—transforming our marriage from brokenness to renewal.
Early in our marriage, we faced deep struggles with trust and insecurity, pushing us to the brink. A life-changing encounter during a counseling session opened our eyes to the importance of grace and vulnerability. That moment marked the beginning of our journey to healing, learning to lean on God and each other.