Reliant Church - Dallas,GA

Walking into a church for the first time can feel intimidating. But everyone who now calls this place home once walked through the doors for the first time too.

You don’t have to have it all together. You don’t have to know anyone. Just come.

We’d love to meet you this Sunday.

We gathered on our land Sunday and prayed over what God is building, not just a future building, but a place where people can find hope, healing, restoration, and encouragement through Jesus.
We are grateful for the faithful hearts who continue to seek God’s direction every step of the way. While we may have plans and dreams for the future, we trust that God’s vision is greater than our own.
As we move forward, we surrender our desires to His will, believing that everything He builds will be for His glory and the good of those He brings through these doors.

Individualism has led many Christians to reject the church, claiming they can have a personal relationship with Jesus without it. We explore why this belief is unbiblical, emphasizing that the church is Christ’s body and that God does His transformative work through community, through rubbing shoulders, coaching, loving, disciplining, training, breaking, building, and comforting one another. We challenge the notion that you can truly love Jesus while rejecting His church.

God we are just GRATEFUL FOR YOU!!

Dear Parents, Sponsors, and Donors,

Thank you! Thank you for your heart for the next generation of Kingdom Builders!

As we reflect on this incredible week at youth camp, our hearts are overflowing with gratitude for each of you. Whether you prayed, gave financially, volunteered, encouraged, or entrusted us with your student, you played a vital role in what God accomplished this week.

Because of your generosity and support, students had the opportunity to step away from the distractions of everyday life and spend intentional time pursuing the Lord. Throughout the week, we witnessed students worship wholeheartedly, dive deeply into God’s Word, build meaningful friendships, and encounter Jesus in powerful ways. We saw lives impacted, hearts softened, faith strengthened, and seeds of purpose planted in the lives of young people.

Many students made important spiritual decisions, took new steps in their walk with Christ, and discovered more of who God has called them to be. While camp may have ended, we know that what God began this week is only the beginning. The seeds that were planted through worship, prayer, biblical teaching, and Christ-centered community will continue to grow as God works in their hearts in the days, months, and years ahead.

Parents, thank you for trusting us with your students and for investing in their spiritual growth. Your willingness to prioritize opportunities like camp makes an eternal difference. Donors and sponsors, thank you for your sacrificial giving. Your generosity removed obstacles and made it possible for students to experience a life-changing week that many otherwise would not have been able to attend.

We are excited to see how God continues to shape, strengthen, and use these students for His glory. The stories from this week will continue to unfold, and we believe the impact will be felt far beyond these few days at camp.

Thank you for being part of what God is doing in the lives of this generation. We are truly grateful for your partnership, your prayers, and your faithful support.

With sincere gratitude,

The Relaint Youth Ministry Team

We discuss Romans 8:1 and explore what it means to have no condemnation in Christ Jesus. We talk about how dying to the old covenant frees us from the law, but emphasize that freedom isn’t the final goal, belonging to Christ and bearing fruit is. We share that Jesus didn’t just save us to forgive us; He saved us so we could belong to Him and live in a transformed relationship with Him.

Without Jesus, we are searching. With Jesus, we are found.

Everything good in us is because of His grace. Every step forward, every victory, every bit of hope, we owe it all to Him.

We were never meant to do life apart from God. He is our strength when we are weak, our peace when life is chaotic, and our foundation when everything else shakes.

Apart from Him, we can do nothing. But with Him, all things are possible 🙌🏻

Jesus didn’t just die for a certain type of person.
He died for the broken, the searching, the doubting, the hurting, the imperfect… He died for all of us.

Every face in this video represents someone deeply loved by God. Different stories. Different backgrounds. Same Savior.

“And while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” — Romans 5:8