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In today’s world, many Christians wonder, “If I have Jesus and the Bible, do I really need church?” This session explores why the answer is a clear yes. When you join Christ, you join his people—his body, his bride, his family. Church isn’t just a weekly event; it’s a vital part of God’s design for spiritual growth, encouragement, and mission.

Spencer Davis looks at common reasons people pull away from church—like boredom, hypocrisy...

What can separate us from God’s love? Romans 8 gives a clear answer: absolutely nothing. This session dives into verses 38–39, showing how Christ’s death, resurrection, and ongoing intercession guarantee our unshakable security in Him. No accusation, hardship, or force in creation can break the bond God has made with us through Jesus. We are more than conquerors—not because of our strength, but because of His. Let this truth transf...

Romans 8:31 asks a powerful question that invites us to respond to God's incredible work in our lives. In this session, Brody Holloway five life-changing truths from Romans 8:

• We are declared righteous in Christ—free from guilt and shame
• Jesus fulfilled the law for us, doing what we never could
• The Holy Spirit transforms us from the inside out
• We are adopted into God’s family as full sons and daughters
• Our purpose is to become ...

Why did you say yes to the gospel when others didn’t? Romans 8:29–30 offers a powerful glimpse into God's eternal plan—a plan that began before time and guarantees your future with Him. In this session, Rob Conti explores how God’s foreknowledge, calling, and saving work reveal a love that is deeply personal, intentional, and absolutely unshakable.

When life is painful and uncertain, this truth becomes our anchor: your salvatio...

Do you ever feel like your prayers are too weak, too scattered, or simply not enough? Romans 8 offers deep encouragement: when we don’t know what to pray, the Holy Spirit steps in. He doesn’t just help from a distance—He joins us, carries our burdens, and intercedes with groanings too deep for words.

In this session, Spencer Davis shares how the Spirit transforms our weakest prayers into powerful, God-aligned intercession. Even in m...

In a world filled with confusing and conflicting messages about what it means to be a man, this session offers a clear and powerful answer: the life and example of Jesus Christ. Through raw personal stories and biblical truth, Jon Rouleau shares his journey from lost identity to transformed manhood, challenging young men to reject cultural lies and follow a better path.

This message dives into six key areas of authentic masculinity—...

What does it really mean to be a woman of God? This powerful session challenges young women to break from passive stereotypes and rise up with a fighter’s mentality in their faith. Looking at 1 Timothy 6, Brody Holloway shares six key traits of a woman of God: what she runs from, what she pursues, what she fights for, what she holds onto, what she submits to, and what she strives toward.

Through honest conversation about real strugg...

Suffering is a part of life, but Romans 8 helps us see it with a new perspective. Like the pain of childbirth, it’s temporary and leads to something incredible. In this Wednesday morning session, we explore how both creation and believers groan under the weight of a broken world—but with hope.

Instead of minimizing pain, this message reframes it in light of eternity. Heaven isn’t a dull, never-ending church service—it’s the perfecti...

Romans 8:12–17 reveals four powerful truths that become reality for every believer. When you put your faith in Christ, you receive a new obligation—you’re no longer controlled by sin but empowered by the Holy Spirit to live in freedom. You gain a new identity as a son or daughter of God, able to call Him “Abba, Father.” You’re given a new assurance as the Holy Spirit confirms that you belong to God. And you receive a new inheritanc...

In this Tuesday morning session, Rob Conti walks through the powerful truth of Romans 8:1 — “There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” This verse is a clear reminder that our freedom from guilt and shame is not something we can earn — it is fully the work of God through Jesus Christ.

Though we are unable to live up to God’s good law because of our sinful nature, God did what we could not by sending J...

Romans 8 begins with a revolutionary truth: “There is therefore now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.” This powerful promise marks a turning point in Paul’s letter and sets the stage for a life of true freedom in Christ.

In this session, Brody walks through how the Gospel transforms our identity and empowers us to live by the Spirit, not by the flesh. Whether you're new to faith or have followed Jesus for years...

Brody Holloway | Respond

In this session, Brody reminds us that hearing God's Word at a conference can feel exciting—but the same truth is available to us every day. Looking at the story of the woman at the well in John 4, we see how Jesus meets us in our brokenness and tears down the barriers that separate us from Him.

Jesus understands our struggles—He was tired and worn out too. Yet He pressed on, showing that even in weaknes...

Brittany Ragon | Respond Women's Retreat

In this session, Brittany teaches from Colossians 2:6–7, showing how believers are called to walk in Christ—rooted, built up, and established in faith. She explains how our relationship with Jesus starts with His saving work, grows through discipleship, and leads to a life marked by maturity and thankfulness.

You’ll be reminded that Jesus is enough—not Jesus plus anything. When we stay ro...

Amy Davis | Respond Women's Retreat

In this session, Amy shares how true confidence doesn’t come from ourselves—it comes from Christ. Using stories like Peter walking on water and Paul’s transformation, she reminds us that confidence grows as we keep our eyes on Jesus.

She talks about how to build this confidence by staying in God’s Word, leaning on the Holy Spirit, and encouraging each other in community.

If you’re feeling unsur...

Tiffani Long | Respond Women's Retreat

In this session, Tiffani Long talks about what it means to grow closer to God through spiritual disciplines—like reading the Bible, praying, and memorizing Scripture. These aren't just rules to follow—they’re ways we get to hear from God and enjoy time with Him.

She shares how it’s easy to rush through these habits or do them just to check a box, and how she’s learning to slow down and...

Katlyn Wyble | Respond Women's Retreat

In this session, Katlyn teaches through what it means to live faithfully in the tension between the "already" and the "not yet" of God’s promises.

When trials come, it’s easy to question God’s faithfulness—but His Word reminds us that he never forsakes his saints. She discusses the importance of daily putting off the old self and putting on the new to stand firm aga...

Join JB and a panel of women from the Snowbird and Red Oak communities for a real and honest conversation about what it takes to build Christ-centered community. They’ll share personal stories, practical wisdom, and talk about showing up, being vulnerable, avoiding unspoken expectations, and staying rooted in God’s Word.

This conversation will challenge and encourage you to take community seriously, to give more than you take, and t...

Little Holloway | Respond

In this session from Respond, Little shares how God has been renewing her hope—in her life, her family, and in seemingly hopeless situations. Through personal stories and biblical truth, she reminds us that real hope is found in what God has promised, not just in what we wish for.

She explores how hope changes the way we live, pray, and wait on God. Even in our hardest moments, hope is ours to claim—because ...

Anna Rose Garrett | Respond 

Anna Rose kicks off the women's retreat by speaking on the supremacy of Christ from Colossians 1:15–20.

She invites us to reflect on three key questions:

1. How can we grasp Christ’s supremacy?
   
   
2. What does it reveal?
   
   
3. What do we do with it?

Anna shares honestly about becoming numb to Scripture and how we often trade Christ’s rule for our own fears, idols, and ambitions.

This message...