Your generosity this season fuels KidLife, JVOX, and VOX — helping us reach, disciple, and empower the next generation in 2026.
Christmas for Christ is our annual offering that invests in the next generation. Every dollar helps us strengthen our ministries for infants through high school — equipping teams, creating life-changing experiences, and reaching more families in 2026. Our budget for ministry is set by the generosity that comes in for this offering.
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This year, KidLife helped kids deepen their walk with God through storytelling, small groups, journaling, and prayer, creating a fun and welcoming environment to learn about Jesus.
Understand Jesus and who He is.
How to respond to Jesus and know him more deeply as our life-giver, our way to God, our source of abiding, our beginning and end.
Walking with Jesus isn’t following a specific set of rules or to-do lists; it is surrendering ourselves as we sit at His feet and worship our King.
What it looks like for God to show up, promise His presence, and make the way where there was none.
Who is the holy spirit and that it's more powerful than we think.
What it means to follow Christ and be rooted in Him, shaped by Him, and filled with His Spirit.
There is more to worship than just singing and raising our hands. We can listen to God and worship Him with our whole selves.
Understanding that God knows them, Jesus loves them, and the Holy Spirit leads them.
Stories of God’s faithfulness to the earliest members of His family.
Old Testament stories of God working out His rescue plan among His people.
God speaks to us in various ways.
Prophecies about the coming Savior from Isaiah in the Old Testament and the fulfillment of those prophecies in the birth of Jesus and the promise of His return.
This series taught students to live out their faith in real life—by growing where they’re planted (Supernatural Gardening), sharing what they have (Strong Hospitality & Generosity), using their gifts to serve others (Served Neighbors), and walking with others in faith (Spirit-Filled Discipleship).
This series helped students to understand God’s love and forgiveness, calling them to turn back to Him and live with integrity. Through exploring repentance, leaving sin behind, and experiencing God’s deep love, students will see that God wants to restore and redeem their lives.
This series showed students God’s design for love, teaching them about His love, how to love others well, and how to navigate the challenges and misconceptions of romantic relationships.
This series invited students to explore who Jesus says he is by focusing on four core truths: Jesus is love, Jesus is truth, Jesus is always with us, and Jesus is our Savior. Through Scripture, analogies, and spiritual practices, students learned how hearing Jesus’ voice shapes their identity and daily life
This series helped students see how God calls them to make a difference in the world. Through stories of serving others, finding rest, helping people heal, and making wrongs right, students learned how their faith can impact real life.
This series showed students that God is actively writing a good story and that they each have a role in it. Through exploring creation, the impact of sin, Jesus’ work to redeem our stories, and our part in His ongoing plan, students learned how their lives fit into God’s bigger story.
This series invited students to step into God’s light when life feels uncertain or discouraging. Through stories of trusting God, responding when others disappoint, finding hope in surprising ways, and persisting in prayer, students discovered that even in the shadows, God is present and trustworthy.
This series showed students that no matter the mistakes they make or the challenges they face, God offers a fresh start. Through stories from the Bible, students learned that God helps them when they fail, cares for them when life feels overwhelming, gives guidance when they feel stuck, and reminds them that they belong even when they feel left out.
This series helped students understand that God gives wisdom to guide their decisions, just like a coach guides a team. Through stories from Proverbs and the Epistles, students learned to practice God’s truths, share what He’s given them, follow His guidance through the Holy Spirit, and use their words to reflect His love.
This series guided students to see how God can transform life’s fears and struggles into courage, hope, justice, and trust. Through stories from Esther, Job, Amos, and Jesus’ teachings, students discovered that God is present in difficult moments and can turn challenging circumstances into opportunities to rely on Him.
This series showed students how to make loving like Jesus a daily practice by focusing on listening, loving, caring, and encouraging others. Through stories from Mark, students discovered that these actions are worth repeating and can shape how they live and relate to people around them.
This series revealed to students how the Christmas story connects to their lives today by reminding them that Jesus is our Savior, God can be trusted, we can rely on each other, and God is always with us. Through stories from the Gospels and prophecies, students explored the meaning of Christmas and how it shapes faith and relationships.
This series taught students to live out their faith in real life—by growing where they’re planted (Supernatural Gardening), sharing what they have (Strong Hospitality & Generosity), using their gifts to serve others (Served Neighbors), and walking with others in faith (Spirit-Filled Discipleship).
This series helped students to understand God’s love and forgiveness, calling them to turn back to Him and live with integrity. Through exploring repentance, leaving sin behind, and experiencing God’s deep love, students will see that God wants to restore and redeem their lives.
This series taught students to navigate the challenges of modern dating by examining common cultural lies and God’s design for relationships. Students learned why dating for the wrong reasons can be harmful, how to prioritize character and godliness, manage feelings wisely, and understand sex as a gift meant for marriage.
This series invited students to learn how to hear God’s voice and make decisions that honor Him. Through exploring Scripture, the Holy Spirit, wisdom, and the role of the Church, students discovered how to apply God’s guidance in everyday life.
This series encouraged students to discover how to draw closer to God through practices like fasting, prayer, Scripture, worship, and generosity. Students learned that encountering God isn’t just about attending church, but also about creating space in everyday life to meet Him personally.
This series explored what it means to live with the right kind of passion, dedication, and intention toward God. Through stories like Noah’s obedience, Paul’s transformation, and Simon’s misguided motives, and lessons on humility, worship, and brokenness, students learned that God cares not just about what we do—but why and how we do it.
This VOX series walked students through the book of Ephesians to understand salvation, identity, growth, and purpose in Christ. Students learned that faith is more than belief—it’s active, growing, and expressed through a transformed life that reflects God’s plan and purpose.
This message challenged students to see Jesus not only as gentle and loving but also as a victorious warrior who wages war against sin to bring peace and restore creation. Students learned that following God means actively confronting sin, resisting the enemy, and fighting from a place of victory because Jesus has already won.
This series explored how students can navigate a hypersexualized culture by resisting lust and pursuing God’s design for sexual wholeness. It emphasized guarding the mind and heart, honoring God in relationships, and embracing purity and accountability as pathways to spiritual and relational health.
This message focused on the exclusivity of salvation through Jesus Christ and the urgent call for all believers to share the Gospel with the world. It emphasized understanding who is saved, living in obedience to Christ, and participating in God’s mission through evangelism, discipleship, and spiritual gifts
This series taught students that following Jesus means actively caring for others and taking responsibility for their well-being. Through stories and examples from the Bible, students learned to love their neighbors by protecting, helping, and considering the long-term impact of their actions, reflecting God’s compassion and care in everyday life.
Wednesday night has become one of my favorite nights of the week because of VOX. It is responsible for creating some of my favorite moments and friendships. And “here’s the thing”, I am encouraged and reignited with a new and more exciting hope because of the fire and desire for God in the next generation. These young men and women of God are equipped and suitable for any battle. It is a relief to know they will be up taking the fight and receiving the battlefield from our generation. It’s an encouraging sight to behold.
I didn’t realize how much my heart needed to serve until I became a VOX leader. These students didn’t just need guidance in their walk with the Lord- I needed them too. They’ve shown me what it means to be a “spiritual mom,” and watching their love for God grow has deeply strengthened my own faith. They may not always see it, but I’ve watched my girls, through the Lord’s strength, break chains they once thought impossible to escape. Each one of these students is a living testimony of His love, and they continually breathe life into my faith.
Serving in youth ministry has deeply shaped my heart and faith. Being the senior leader in Vox and 8th grade leader in Jvox has truly been one of the greatest blessings God has ever entrusted to me. I’ve had the privilege of walking with some of these seniors since they were in sixth grade and watching them mature not just in age, but into faith-filled young men has been so rewarding. Seeing the growth in all of these young men reminds me that when we simply say “yes” to God’s call, He can produce some of the most beautiful and lasting fruit through our obedience.
