Rooted in Responsibility

Join us this Father’s Day as we take a fresh look at God’s original design for living with purpose. In Genesis 1:27–28, we’re reminded that God created us male and female, blessed us, and gave us a calling: to be fruitful, to multiply, and to subdue the earth. This message invites us to embrace our God-given responsibilities in family, work, and worship—and to see those roles as part of His greater blessing.
✨ From the joyful energy of Jr. Church and nursery to heartfelt worship led by our team, this Sunday is a chance to reflect, rejoice, and renew your commitment to responsible, purpose-filled living.
📸 Don’t forget to stop by our special Father’s Day photo booth—crafted with care by Brooke, Bobbye, and Erin—and enjoy the snacks we’re handing out in honor of all the amazing dads!
🎶 Worship Set List:
We Praise You
CCLI #7130961 | Brandon Lake, Brian Johnson, Matt Redman, Phil Wickham | © 2019
Sweetly Broken
CCLI #4514635 | Jeremy Riddle | © 2005
God Of Wonders
CCLI #3118757 | Marc Byrd, Steve Hindalong | © 2000
How Great Thou Art
CCLI #14181 | Stuart Wesley Keene Hine | © 1949
📲 Can’t be here in person? Tune in live right here and join us as we worship, learn, and grow together!
CCLI License #2623497
Streaming CCLI License #20016611
Faithful in a Faithless World

In this episode of The Way to Go Podcast, Bill McMinn and Eric Barfell walk through Psalm 37, unpacking what it means to trust in the Lord, do good, and delight in Him—even when evil seems to win. They reflect on yard work, ministry life, family rhythms, and the challenge of staying focused on God in a world full of distractions. If you’ve ever wrestled with envy, injustice, or just wondered how to stay rooted when life feels unfair, this conversation will encourage your heart and ground your faith.
Main Passage: Psalm 37
Key Topics: Trusting God, spiritual focus, generosity, practical faith, and delighting in the Lord.
Session 331: Delight and Do Good
In this episode of The Way to Go Podcast, Bill McMinn and Eric Barfell walk through Psalm 37, unpacking what it means to trust in the Lord, do good, and delight in Him—even when evil seems to win. They reflect on yard work, ministry life, family rhythms, and the challenge of staying focused on God […]
What If the Storm Is God Speaking?

Sometimes the most confusing moments in life are the very places God chooses to speak. In this message, Pastor Bill walks us through Job 37–38, where God answers out of the storm. When we feel in the dark, overwhelmed, or forgotten, God hasn’t abandoned us—He’s reminding us to trust Him beyond what we can see or understand. If you’ve ever wrestled with the question “Why?”, this is for you. God is still working, still speaking, and still trustworthy.
God Speaks in the Storm 🌧️ | Real Faith Lessons #encouragement #StormFaith#GodIsNear

It’s not always in the calm that we grow…
Sometimes, it’s in the storm where we see God most clearly. 🌧️✨
The lessons that shape us often come through the hardest days—not because God steps away, but because He draws near.
Seeing God in the Storm

Sometimes the most confusing moments in life are the very places God chooses to speak. In this message, Pastor Bill walks us through Job 37–38, where God answers out of the storm. When we feel in the dark, overwhelmed, or forgotten, God hasn’t abandoned us—He’s reminding us to trust Him beyond what we can see […]
When Right Is Always Right

In this week’s message, Pastor Bill explores the timeless ethics found in Job 31—reminding us that morality doesn’t shift with the culture. From loving your enemies to paying your debts, from welcoming strangers to living consistently behind closed doors, this passage challenges us to uphold righteousness regardless of public opinion or personal offense. Whether it’s resisting the urge to gloat or refusing to curse those who wrong us, we’re called to reflect God’s mercy, not man’s malice. Tune in and be encouraged to live uprightly, no matter what others do.
Ethics That Outlast the Crowd

In this week’s message, Pastor Bill explores the timeless ethics found in Job 31—reminding us that morality doesn’t shift with the culture. From loving your enemies to paying your debts, from welcoming strangers to living consistently behind closed doors, this passage challenges us to uphold righteousness regardless of public opinion or personal offense. Whether it’s […]
Mercy Always Comes Back Around #MercyMatters #BoomerangEffect #FaithInAction

It’s simple—mercy in, mercy out.”
What we throw out into the world eventually circles back. If you have no mercy, you’ll receive no mercy. Based on reaping and sowing, it’s a bad idea. I wouldn’t be breathing these things into the air without understanding that it could very well be a boomerang that’s heading right back for you. Jesus said that the measure that we use for others will be used on us as well. If I’m hard on other people and want them to get theirs, then I had better be perfect. And guess what? We’re not. Sure, you may not have been as horrible as THAT horrible person but you’re not perfect enough to take on the position of praying evil on others.
How God Shows Up in Nature Every Day

In this episode of the Way to Go Podcast, Pastors Bill McMinn and Bradly Brobst reflect on the role of nature in pointing us toward the Creator. From birdsong and sunsets to thunderstorms and wildflowers, they explore how the natural world can stir awe, build faith, and call us back to a God-centered perspective. Whether you’re on a hike or just looking out your window, creation has a message: God is good, powerful, and near.