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As we continue our THIRST series, we're looking at a struggle that every believer faces at some point, a thirst for a miracle.
In Exodus 17, the Israelites found themselves in a dry and desperate place. God had delivered them before, yet when they faced a new challenge, they began to question whether He was still with them. It's easy to read their story and wonder how they could forget God's faithfulness so quickly, but if we're honest, we've all been there.
When prayers seem unanswered, when provision feels delayed, and when we're stuck in the space between God's promises and God's timing, it's easy to become discouraged. Yet this passage reminds us that God is often doing His deepest work in those very moments.
Join us this Sunday for Part 3 of THIRST, "A Thirst for a Miracle," as we discover that sometimes the greatest miracle isn't simply what God provides, but what He teaches us about His presence while we wait.
– Pastor Rob

Relationship Conference is over, but God isn’t finished.

Thankful for every testimony, every breakthrough, every hard conversation, every healed wound, and every step toward healthier marriages and relationships.

Jesus is still changing lives.

You can know all kinds of things about your spouse and still neglect your relationship. You could know
someone’s birthday, their favorite food, where they grew up and still not have intimacy with them.
You can know Bible stories and not know God. You can quote theological ideas and not know God. You
can know Christian Language and talk about sanctification, justification and all of the good stuff and not know God. You could know every worship song on K-love and not know God. You could spend years in
church and still keep God at arm’s length, because religious activity and relationship are not the same
thing.
One reason we are afraid of intimacy with God is because intimacy requires honesty. It’s easier to
perform for God than to be fully known by God.

Nothing else will do. Only you Jesus

Last week we talked about a thirst for stability. This week we're taking that conversation deeper. Many people have spent years around church, worship, Bible studies, and Christian activities, yet still feel spiritually dry. Why? Because knowing about God and knowing God are not the same thing.
Psalm 42 gives us a powerful picture of a soul that longs for something more. The psalmist isn't thirsting for religion, information, or even answers; he's thirsting for the living God.
If you've ever felt distant from God, struggled through a season where faith felt difficult, or found yourself longing for a deeper relationship with Him, this message is for you. Join us this Sunday as we continue our THIRST series and discover why God invites us to settle for nothing less than His presence.- Pastor Rob

“Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” — Matthew 19:14

VBS Day 3 is here! We’ve already experienced powerful moments of worship, incredible lessons from God’s Word, and plenty of fun along the way. There’s nothing quite like seeing kids encounter Jesus, build friendships, and grow in their faith.

We can’t wait to see what God does tonight! If you haven’t registered yet, there’s still time to join us. Come be a part of an unforgettable week at Illumination Station