We're sure you’ve heard by now that we are entering into a Building Campaign. This Sunday, Pastor Jeff Moes will take a moment to share with you “The What” of our Building Program—what exactly are we building? But even more than that, I want to share “The Why.” Why are we building?

We are kicking off a brand-new series entitled FOR the ONE. We want to challenge each of you to think of “the one” person in our lives who doesn’t yet know Christ as their Savior—the one person we desperately want to see surrender their life to Jesus.

This week’s message is entitled “Who Cares?” Who cares about the lost people of this world—and if we don’t, why don’t we? We’ll look at Luke 15 and see the heart of our Heavenly Father toward the lost.

We want to challenge you that if this is the heart of our Father, then it should also be the heart of His Bride—the Church.

Also included in today's podcast - a special testimony from Shauna Reed-Oetken. Shauna shares how her father, who was at one point a self-proclaimed atheist, found Christ through Sunnybrook.

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We have all kinds of ways to assess our physical health—but what about our spiritual health? How would you assess yours? Do you feel like you’re thriving? Surviving? Struggling somewhere in between? The big question is: What does it truly look like to thrive spiritually?

On this episode, Pastor B.J. Van Kalsbeek wraps up our Spiritual Growth 101 series by exploring what it means to thrive in our walk with God. Together, we’ll look at what a healthy spiritual life looks like—and, perhaps most importantly, what it takes to get there as we learn from the example of Jesus.

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Think back to your middle school years… Or maybe don’t—if they bring up memories of braces, bad haircuts, and that unforgettable locker room smell no amount of deodorant could fix.

Whether those years were good or awkward (or both), they were some of the most formative when it came to shaping who you were becoming. The people you surrounded yourself with and the content you consumed, whether in real life, online, or on social media, played a big role in forming your character.

This episode, Erich Erdman dives into Psalm 1 together, we’ll see that the same is true for what we might call the “spiritual middle schooler.” This stage of faith—spiritual adolescence—is a key time for growth. It’s when we learn what it means to follow Jesus more deeply and to let Him shape every part of who we are becoming.

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